The daily sentinel., 1902-05-17
Church Service. Tomorrow.


8 pm. Services in the evening with
Miss Helen Dewey in charge.
Episcopal school at 10 am.
Evening service and sermon, Whit Sun
day, pm. A cordial invitation extend
ed to all.
Methodist.-Sunday school and ser
vices in the morning, with preaching by
Rev. P. A. Rice Services in the even
ing with preaching by Rev. @. e Daugh-
erty.
OongregAtional.-No preaching SER
vices tomorrow. There will be 4 short
but important business meeting at III
am. for tho purpose OF considering the
calling uf pastor. AL, members and
friends OF the church are urged to at
tend.
resbyterian.-SundAy school and ser
vices in the morning with sermon by the
pastor. IN the evening will be held
popular serviee under the auspices OF the
ladies Missionary Society of the church.
Several young people will take part and
an excellent paper will be read by Mre.
A. @. Newton. This service was post
poned from last Sabbath evening owing
10 the rain. You will find hearty well
come to all the above services.
Seventh Day Adventists.-"Our Coun-
try: Its Past, Present and Future" will
be the theme of the sermon tomorrow
evening at 7:45. Owing to the inclem-
ency OF the weather on last Sunday
till tomorrow evening Members Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic have re-
ceived a special invitation. A cordial
welcome is extended to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Adams Jr. leave
for Denver tonight.
Hello! Be sure to get there early for
the performance OF Pauline Admission,
Soc.
A. j. Condor, president Of the Mesa
Dry Goods company, left for the east
last night.
Moncrieffe Brothers made another
shipment of horses over the Rio Grande,
yesterday.
"Pleasure" will be the motto for the
ball at the Armory on the 22nd. You
can't afford to miss it.
Mrs. Katie Smith and daughter Flor
ence leave soon for an extended visit
with relatives in Idaho.
Tho ladies OF the Ladies' Auxiliary, OF
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engi-
neers, left last night for their home IN
Denver.
Horabe T. DeLong sold yesterday to
the Sisber cattle company the j. N.
Selby ranch on Coates creek for tho sum
Of $4,000.
Graham 4 Sparks made the ice cream
which the Congregational church ladies
are serving this afternoon. 1t is most
excellent.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the o. r. Q.
ball memorable one. 1t occurs on the
22nd of May.
Rev. Anon s. Clark went to Ridg-
way this morning to close his labors in
that fleld. returning here with his wife
Monday evening.
Mrs. Kate Hideman and @. Hideman,
mother and brother OF 81. Hideman, an
engineer on the Western, are In the city
from Burlington, Kan, for a visit Of sev-
eral weeks.
have the agency for the only author
ized edition of the life aud work OF T.
Dewitt Talmage and will canvass the
town and county for the same at once.
e. q. Coates, Unawsep house.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the o. r. @.
have never asked public patronage be-
fore since their organization, but they
now cordially invite everyone to attend
their ball to be given at the Armory on
the 22nd Of this month. Admission, 75c
per couple; extra lady, 25c.
The ladies' Of the Congregational
church served ice cream and cake in the
johnson & Glasco real estate oflce this
afternoon. They had q splendid patron
age during the time. They will also
servo at the same place this evening
They are raising money to build a par
sonaRe for the church.
DR.. Hudson, the eye specialist, is now
comfortably located in his new Office on
4th street, opposite the Grand. He
owns his own building and is here to
stay. DR.. Hudson has had a wide ex-
perience in the work of his profession
and is successful because he does not
misrepresent the facts to his patrons,
but believes in square dealing with ev-
eryone.
Mrs. A. G. Fay will leave for Basin,
Utah next Tuesday, where she goes to
take charge Of some mining property
which 10 said to be of considerable
value. Mrs. Fay sees that the assess.
ment work and other improvements are
done each summer under her own man
agement and she has proved q very good
manager, 20 1t said.