The daily sentinel., 1902-07-21

Editor A. G. Newton Of TIE Nows went
to Goldsbys lake Friday evening and re-
turned last night
You can make hit with your girl all
right now by getting ticket and taking
her to the Elks ball
A general good time is in store for
those who go to the opera house next
Wednesday night to the Elks ball.
The Christian End eavor Society haye
postponed their ice cream social from to-
morrow night to Thursday night at Mrs.
Elkins'.
Miss Agnes Morrissey, formerly with
Sparks Il Co., is preparing to return to
her home in Ridgway. She will leave
in few days.
Next Wednesday night will occur the
great Elks ball, and every man and wo.
man in the city should be one OF the
number in attendance.
The family of Jerry Nolan is preparing
to leave this city to join Mr.. Nolan at
Central city. They will probably reside
there permanently.
Rex Arthur left Saturday for the ranch
OF the Webster City Cattle company in
Utah, where he will enjoy life on the
range for several weeks.
Sometimes ball promises only pleas
ure for q few people, but the Elks ball
Wednesday night will be full of enjoy
ment for everyone who goes.
Mise Madora Anderson, one Of the
clerks at The Fair. returned last night
from two weeks vacation spent at her
old home at Mount Pleasant, Utah.
@. q. Martin. editor OF the North Fork
Times, was in the city yesterday. He
says that the branch railroad OF the D.
L. r. G. which is building into Hotch-
kiss will be in operation September lst.
Miss Ella Ewing, the Missouri giant
night for Provo, where they will make a
short stop, afterwards going to Salt LAX 8
City where they will spend several days.
Arthur Nettls, formerly typo in this
Office, arrived in the city this morning.
Mr.. Nettle has given up printing for
time and is now braking on the Denver
Il Rio Grande.
Mise Grace Strayer, sister OF Mrs. A.
r. Sampliner, returned to her home in
Ouray today, after spending several
weeks with her relatives here. Miss
Strayer went to Ouray to attend the
teachers convention which is to be held
there this week.
Word was received in this city today
that MIS-. Ernest Q. Bacon, wife OF the
editor OF the Ouray Herald, died in that
city last night. Mrs. Bacon was a lovable
woman and had many friends in this
city where she and her husband made
frequent visits.
Frank G. Tyrrell Of st. Louis, an emf.
nent lecturer who is travelling under the
management of the Standard Lecture
Bureau Of Des Moines, Ia, will speak in
this city next Saturday upon the sub
ject of Qualitative and Referendum" He
is said to be a pleasing and forcible
81 eaker.
S. B. Palm, manager OF the Trumoull
County Mining Company, who has been
here for the past month making ar
rangements to put the machinery in one
OF the properties Of his company in the
Unaweep country, left today for his
home in Warren, o. Mr.. Palm arranged
to have machinery shipped at once and
same will be put in place Immediately
upon it's arrival. w. A. Mathews, fore
man for the company, has been left in
charge OF the work.
Never in the history Of this country
have the evenings been more delightful
than they are at the present time. The
moon is in it's glory and the air is all that
even the most exacting could wish for.
Many people are taking advantage OF the
splendid nights and the teams are all en-
gagged from the livery stables, and all
thoss who can are taking long drives in
to the country. Taking it the year
around, the Grand valley enjoys the
most glorious evenings of perhaps any
! locality in the state, and strangers here
mi ho hou