The daily sentinel., 1901-11-16

east to night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Adams Jr. go to
Denver tonight.
r. A. Franklin Of Denver, represent
ing tho Peters paper company, is in the
city.
James U. Harris and wife leave for
Denver tonight. Mrs. Harris will 60
east from there.
The Colnmbine band will give their
third annual ball on st. Valentines Day,
February 14th, 1902.
Montrose Enterprise: One of the nice
young ladies Of Montrose goes to Grand
junction this week to be married, rumrr
has it. Now guess.
Methodist church tomorrow: 40 am,
Sunday school; $50 pm, Epworth
League meeting. Preaching both morn
ing and evening by Rev. w. 81. Beatty.
Congregational church tomorrow: 10
a.m.. Sunday school; $50 pm. Christian
Endeavor meeting. Preaching morning
and evening by Rev. Charles M. Daley.
VIM. b. Lee will leave next week for
an extended visit to the Pacific coast.
He will be accompanied by his two
daughters, Misses Eff1e and Alice Lee.
The Redmsn will hold their regular
annual ball in Desember Tho Redmen
always have great time upon this oc
casion, and this year they promise to
eclipse all fovmer efforts.
Presbyterian church tomorrow: 10
am, Sunday school; $3.50 PM, Christian
Endeavor meeting. Preaching in the
morning and evening by Rev J. e. Wey-
or of Del Norte, Colorado.
Christian church services tomorrow:
Public services with sermons by the pas
tor at IL am. and 1880 pm. Sunday
school and Endeavor meeting at the u.s.
ual hours. All services at the court
house.
Baptist church tomorrow: 10 am.
Sabbath school; II a.n., sermon. subject:
"The Condition OF the World at Christ's
Second Coming; $50 pm. B. Y. P. U.;
7:8O p.m., sermon for the children on
"The Childhood of Samuel"
Rifle Reveille: Joe Selby is the poe
SCISSOR Of the best thoroughbred Jersey
COW that could be purchased in tho
state ef Missouri, having q record Of five
gallons of milk per day and fourteen
pounds Of butter per week-test.
The Durango Democrat is making an
earnest effort to assist the W. O. 7. U.
OF that place to secure the necessary
funds for tho establishment of free Ii
brary and public reading room 1t looks
very much like success would follow the
work that is being done.
From the fact that very many people
did not experience the earthquake shock
q few days ago. the inference is made
that our people are early to bed and ear
ly to rise. The shock occurred at 9:36
o'clock in the evening and this is = very
hour to have retired.
Rev. Charles Nj. Daley Of Huron, s.
Oak will preach next Sunday morning
and evening at the Congregational
church. He is state superintendent Of
the Congregational Sunday schools of
South Dakota, and was chaplain OF the
First South Dakota regiment in the
Philippines.
"In Old Kentucky" ever as fresh and
breezy as the blue grass medows OF the
state from which 1t takes it's
name, is announced for early repetition
IN this city. The public throughout
the country has grown familiar with the
we'll told story of this play and has ap-
plauded its several striking features
each season for half d, zen years, and
yet it's popularity has shown no signs Of
in the least. Perhaps it il
the dramatic merit OF the piece and per-
haps it is the strong element of human
interest pervading it that accounts for
it's undisputed sway in the list Of COM
edy dramas. 1t is sufficient to know.
however, that great majority of theatre
goers appear to regard it az . duty to
sec "In Old Kentucky" each time it 10
presented in their vicinity. As long a.
this condition obtains, "In Old Ken-
tucky" will como along on its regular
rounds from time to time. MIR. Lift has
nroyided a com plets new scenic eouip-