The daily sentinel., 1903-02-12
Quality Tells. Price Sells" Lyons

H. T. Cartmel and bride of Greeley
sister. Miss Gertrude Cartmel.
A meeting of the stockholders of
the Western Slope OIL. Gas and De-
velopment company will be called in
the near future.
John O'Boyle an old former resi-
dent of this city arrived here last
night from Oklahoma where he has
been spending some time.
Jesse J. Gillian of Collbran and
Mrs. Susan E. Campbell of Plateau
City are going to get married. A Ii
cense was issued to them this morn
ing.
Messrs. Shores and Hutchinson.
the aldermanic investigation commit
tee ON the electric plant proposition
expect to leave for Denver Saturday
night.
A number of people will go to Pal
isade tonight where they will give a
dance and concert. Among them will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Stovall. Professor
and Mrs. Thomason and Mrs. Corinne
Abbey.
The Miss McCarthys of the tele-
phone exchange were the recipients of
beautiful painting from Mrs. Cor
been unusually accommodating and
this is their reward.
Street Commissioner Armstrong was
parading the avenues today with
broom over his shoulder. He made
clean sweep whenever he came to a
snow -decked crossing. Who wouldn't
like to be street supervisor?
The new arrival in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. q. B. Mcclure Yesterday
was a special joy because it was of
the masculine gender. This is the
first boy born on Mrs McClures side
of the family for two generations.
No wonder Superintendent Mcclure is
wearing that broad smile of unquali-
fled happiness.
A large crowd was present at Stov-
all's dancing school. last night. in
Turner hall. Many new names were
added to the role of those who wish
to learn how to "trip it ON the light
fantastic toe After the lesson there
was regular dance in which abont
fifty couples participated. Stovall's
orchestra provided the music and it
was good music. easy to dance to and
pleasant to hear.
The Christian church was well-fill-
ed last night to hear Mrs. Conklin
speak. Her subject was 'The Double
Standard and her talk was even
more interesting if possible than the
one the night before. While this
lady is in the city. everyone should
hear her just as manytimes as he can.
The time so spent is well spent. To-
night she speaks at the Christian
church. Her subject will be "Why
Young Men Go Astray. -
The Buenes Hombres will give
first social dance and banquet at Turn
ers' hall next Monday night. 1t is
going to be select affair by select
gentlemen ard they do say that he or
she who gets an invitation to it is to
regard himself or hers IF as particu-
larly fortunate. The members of the
club will wear white vests as an evil
dence OF the aristocracy and refine
ment which is theirs. One thing is
certain and that is that they are GO
ing ahead with the preparations for
the event as though thev intended to
make it the function of the season.
The friends of Jutsice Sweeney and
Justice Byers have taken sides ON the
question of which one of the eminent
gentlemen has the most lavish judicial
parlors. There is truly great doubt
and The Sentinel hates to commit
itself either way The Byers faction
claim for the sanctuary of their man
brick wall and cheese-cloth- cover
ed wall both we'll overlaid with a
thick coat of pink paint of the color
which some women use. They admit
that the cracks in the floor are a trifie
larger than those prescribed by law.
but there's the carpet-for goodness