The daily sentinel., 1902-02-11
PARTY AT DEBEQUE.
One of the Popular Whist Clubs
of This City Will be Enter
tanned at DeBeque Tonight.

An invitation to the members OF the
Young Married Peoples Whist Club OF
this city, and to several other married
couples here, to attend party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Reeder at their
home at DeBeque, has caused great
deal OF anticipation among the members
OF that organization and others who
were 30 fortunate as to receive an invi-
tation.
And thus it happens that about % la
dies and gentlemen will leave on train
No. this evening for the little city
where there has been 30 much oil excite
ment. But it is not the oil which at
tracts them, although they are not
doubling but that the object OF their
trip will be just as smooth, for never did
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Reeder undertake
an affair that did not prove perfect
success
So far as can be learned, those who
are to go from this city are as follows:
Messrs. and Mesdames w. s. Core, w.
G. Struthers, G.. A. Smith, Il. G. Bed
we'll, f. F. Liddell, Otto Forry, e. A.
Wadsworth, j. A. Munsop, D. Walter
Clark, M. G. Ramsey, W. P. Ella, w. r.
Reeder and there are several others
whose names could not be learned
The party will return on No [.
Tonight is the regular meeting OF the
city council.
s. G. McMulin went to Delta on
business trip today.
"Henry Teller" and "Colorado" cigars
at The Abbey, 4th & Colorado avenue.
M o. Delsplain is better today De
has been suffering from stomach trouble.
Miss Claire Woods is visiting with
friends in Colorado Springs for a few
weeks.
Harry Faulkner went to Cimarron
over the narrow gauge this morning for
few days visit.
AL Leonardson has moved into the
residence at $40 White avenue from his
ranch near Clifton.
L
i'll for several days. is reported to be very
much better today.
w. j. Began, who has been i'll at the
Grand hotel for the past several weeks, is
able to be down stairs again.
Two new cases for use by the rural
mail carriers we're delivered to the post
office by Alex Seigmiller this morning.
T. l.. Hood, editor. of the Plaindealer
at Ouray, is in the city. Mr.. Hood is a
practical printer and is making an inter-
esting paper out of the Plaindealer.
| On Friday night OF this week occurs
the annual ball OF the Columbine band
The usual price of admission will be
asked and large crowd is expected.
A lady, with child years old, would
like position as housekeeper A good
cook and good company. Will not do
washing. Address Mrs. Dare, care this
office.
Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, the first
day Of Lent. 1t is given the name from
the custom in the Roman Catholic
church OF putting ash ,s on the foreheads
OF penitents.
A black collarette trimmed with black
martin tail and a black fleece shawl. be-
longing to Mrs. Jack Sullivan, were sx-
changed at tins Elks ball. The person
having same please leave at this office.
Tomorrow being Ash Wednesday there
will be morning and evening service at
st. Matthew's church at 10 and 7:45, in
stead OF 7:oO as announced. The peni-
tential office will be said at both services.
At meeting OF the depositors OF the
Colorado State Bank, which wac held
last Wednesday evening. it was decided
to hold a meeting Of all the depositors at
the court house on Wednesday evening,
February 18th, at 7:30. E. NJ. Slocomb
secretary.
1t is reported from the hospital at Sa.
Ida that Hayden Green is still confined
to his bed, although the physicians in
attendance have not yet decided just
what his ailment is 1t has been abou,
three months since Mr.. Green has beer
able to attend to his duties at the depot
His friends hope that it will not be long
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