The daily sentinel., 1902-03-22

Il. ~. fnlillps le uo"p Hoh "'o"No
| today.
"A Trip to the Circus" Park opera
house next Wednesday.
B. ]. Snyder is on the sick list and is
unable to leave his home.
The dust has made it rather disagree
able to be out this afternoon.
The members OF the G. A. r will meet
tonight. A full attendance is desired.
Tim Manion OF Ouray came in last
night to spend Sunday with his family
In this city.
The Mesa Dry Goods store has been
enjoying big cut price shoe sale for the
past three days.
We put the paper on the walls and do
it right. Paper furnished at very low
figure. Bargain House,
Jessie Lindsrmau, who came here last
summer for his health, died at his home
| in Eddyville, Iowa, Wednesday.
j. V. Howard will leave tonight for a
| trip to Leadvile and eastern points in
| the interest OF securing ores for the
| smelter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Duckett of Or
chard mesa entertained their mesa
friends last night with music, dancing
and refreshments.
| Dorrle, who will be remembered as the
little daughter OF Mrs, Daley who spent
the winter here, died at her home in
Huron, South Dakota, THE week.
Mrs. j. Il. Dulmaine entertained the
| Carnation Art Embroidery club at her
| home yesterday afternoon. Refresh
ments were served, and splendid time
was had.
| The Epworth League met last night
with Mrs. U. G. Ramey. They had a
foe gathering and good time. At the
business meeting it was voted to raise
500 towards the new parsonage and fix
ing up the old one for Sunday school and
Epworth League rooms. They also vot.
ed to buy a new organ for the use Of the
| league.
E. |. Mann of this city received a
/ telegram this morning saying that his
stepfather, Phillip Potter had died
yesterday at Canon City. Mr.. Mann
will leave on No. 6 tonight for that place
| to attend the funeral which will occur
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. The gentle
mans friends will sympathize with him
in his sad journey.
When you consider having your house
or any of the rooms papered it will pay
you we'll to see Anderson at the Bargain
House. There is one OF the largest and
| by far the best lines OF wall paper to be
| found there which has ever been brought
to the city, An expert paper hanger is
at all ii es ready to put the paper on
| the walls, and the expense is very email.
Do not miss seeing one Of the greatest
of melodramas-one that takes possess
ion Of the spectator and moves him to
tears and to laughter with equal skill-
we mean, the powerful story Of life in
the hills, Human Hearts. 1t will be
given at the Park Opera house, Friday
March %, by company OF capable
players, who present the play in a man.
ner seldom equalled for excellence.
Miss Amelie d. Irving arrived in the
city at noon today and will probably
spend the summer with her mother Mrs
Nancy B. Irviog, owner OF the large
Angora goat ranch near this city. Miss
Irving is a very charming young woman
and it is to be hoped that she will find
the Colorado climate and the bracinR
air as attractive to herself as did her
estimable mother. who while on hel
recent eastern visit took occasion to
spread broadcast the beauties OF Colo.
RADIO climate and it's healthgiving air
The talent OF Mrs. Irving in the news.
paper field and her experience therein,
gives her large latitude for good.