The daily sentinel., 1902-01-31

Nn. r. A. Sparks Of Ouray y in the
city visiting at the homo Of her brother.
81. NJ. Graham.
Mr.. and Ars. A. B. sampliner will
give their third Of series Of dinner par.
ties this evening.
The social gathering at tho ConRrsga-
tional church for Friday evening OF this
week has been indefinitely postponed.
There will be special meeting Of the
Women Of Woodcraft this evening at the
Odd Fellows hall for the purpose OF ini-
tiation. All members are requested to
bs present.
Remember tho Columbine band ball
occurs always on st. Valentines night.
1t 10 one Of the best Affairs Of the social
season, and will draw = bigger crowd
this year than ever before.
Nearly every day the Salt Lake pspsFs
have articles which arc complimentary
10 M. O. Ramsey. who il still there In
tho interests Of his invention and also to
do some fancy target shooting.
The girls are practicing steadily Tor
their ball on st. Valentine's night. The
Columbine band balls arc up to the
highest standard and they can b a.
sursd of splendid attendance.
The Progress bakery will be glad to
ssnd their wagon to your house to de-
livery bread, cakes, pies. or anything in
the line Of fancy groceries. Drop US
card, or call and see us.-The Progress.
Every man, especially every railroad
man. should buy ticket for the ball to
be given by the Engineers on the 9Th Of
February for the benefit Of the Railroad
Mems Home. 1t is . worthy cause and
should be patronised.
Tho Boston Handy Kitchen 10 getting
to be one Of thA most popular places In.
the city. Whom you 60 there you may
be sure you win receive courteous treat
ment, full measure, and . hearty vel
come. II you have never tried them
you should do 20. and you will be pleased.
Only the purest ingredients for color
ing. etc., are used In making candy at
the Boston Handy Kitchen. The home
made tafYy for sale there is just like you
would make yourself, only you arc saved
the trouble Of making it, and it costs no
more than II it were made at home.
Mrs. Sarah A. Almy, general organiser
for tho Women Of Woodcraft, who has
been spending the past two weeks in the
city, went TO Palisades last night and
lectured to . good sised audience on the
subject OF Woodcxaft,. She returned to
day and will spend few moro days here
before going further west.
A telegram was received last night
from Louis Patterson, BY b. @. Bedwsll,
saying that his vito .Was lying at dsath's
door in Ogden. Nh, Patterson 10 . sis-
tor Of Mrs. e. N. Hardy. It whose bed
side the latter 10 now. Mrs. Bedwell
and her sister. Mrs. b. O. Compton. who
are old friends OF Mrs.. Patterson. left for
Ogden last night.
II anyone imsginse Tor an inAtsnt that
tho people. Of this city and valley are
slow 70 realise tie possibilitiss Of the
country for oil. they would change their
opinions il they we're 70 call st the of3ee
of the county CLARK and examine the rec
ueda to ses the number OF location csr-
tidcates which have been fllsd within
the last half month.
The last Of the ssriss Of socials by the
Episcopal church was held at the homo
Of Dsv. and Mrs. Lyon last night Tho
game Of the evsning vas high Eve and
there was very enjoyable time. Iirst
favpfs we're won by Mrs. Kate Porter
and Mr.. A. Newman. the consolation
psisss being givsn to Ass Brink and
Mr.. Baume. Delicious refreshments
wsrs served and the adair'was votsd
complete success In every particular.
The attsndat1ts 81 these socials arc sorry
that .the time hes come vheen they must
be discontinued. ~ they have been .
sourcs OF much pleasure throughout the
entire season.
Dr.. L. Q. Hedges OF Onalaska, Wis
oonsin. with hls family, has arrived in
the city and will 1t oncs take up his rsa-
idsnce here. DR.. Hedges 10 practition-
or OF twelve years standing and hrisss
with him . reputation - . student and