The daily sentinel., 1903-03-13
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NJ. o. Delaplain and A W. New.
man made flying trip to Palisade
this morning.
There will be the usual service al
st. Matthews church this evening al
half past seven.
There is no kick heard ON the pres.
ent character of weather to which the
Grand valley is being treated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark were
successfully SURPRISED at their resi-
dence last night by party of young
people.
Harvey. L. Knowles. representing
the Bulkley Shirt people. of Kansas
CITY, was an arrival in the city last
night.
Eugene F. Lamb. travelling passen-
ger agent of the Chicago u North
Western railroad. was a visitor to the
city yesterday.
b. w. Vedder and party from the
Plateau country. who were here in
the interest of the taxpayers of that
section. left for home last night much
pleased with the success of their mis-
sion.
Ed Kippe left Wednesday for Great
Falls. Montana to visit his sister,
Mrs. Emma D. Carlton for short
time. After his visit he will go to
the coast.
COME To the Christian church
Juniors bazaar Saturday afternoon in
the Flemming 81 Lamb store window.
$50 Main street. where the Juniors
will sell articles of their own make
in connection with home made bread.
cake. etc.
This Is the night of the Elks grand
minstel entertainment. The mem
bers of the organization have worked
had to make the entertainment most
creditable one to themselves and the
order. That it will be is beyond any
question of doubt.
Seven pieces will furnish the music
for the farewell ball that will be Civ
en- tc Prof. and Mrs. S. NJ. Boyer. ON
March Goth. The grand march will
be led by Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Carna
han. Are you going? The ladies
will treat you right.
The many friends who for several
years have enioyed the music of Prof.
will civ
farewell ball in their honor on Friday.
March goth Mt the Armory. The Ia
dies who have the matter in charge
will spare no expense to make this
event a most ENJOYABLE one. Don't
forget the date-one week after the
minstrel show.
Many of tile scholars and all of the
teachers of the pubic schools of this
city. will remember Miss Francis
Curtis. who was formerly a teacher in
the schools of this city. Word was
received bv some of the teachers that
Miss Curtis had died at her home i'll
Knoxville. Tennessee. some time in
January. Miss Curtis was splendid
Slli anu pcioNcu ny al
who knew her
For many of the old theater goers
and for scores of the new. who. like
their fathers and grandtathers have
come to know and love DenmanThomp-
son, author of 1.-The Old Homestead"
it is enough said to say that his latest
success "Our New Minister which
comes to the Park ON April 4th. is con-
sidered by the press. public and man
ayers the greatest pastoral play ever
given to the stage-better than the
"Old Homestead and better than
the others all rolled into one.
AS an echo of the visit here early
last summer of the Kentucky editorial
association, W. Z. Phillips. manager
of the Little Book Cliff railroad. who
was largely instrumental in their en-
tertainment. received Yesterday an in
vitation to be present at the marriage
of Miss Alice Bourland. one of the
ladies of the party TO George W.
Motherhood. of darlington. KY. Mr..
Phillips has been remembered quite
frequently by some one or another of