The daily sentinel., 1903-02-07

keepers Association was held in the
sheriff s office this afternoon.
The silver medal contest will take
place at the Christian church, Feb-u
ary 18th The admission will be ten
cents.
Lee Williams desires it stated that
he was not taken to jail yesterday
when arrested but was put in charge
of guardian.
Z. E. Sands one of the government
engineers will remain in the city for
a few days to help Mr.. Matthes on
the plane table maps.
Bishop Abiel Leonard will be at
the Episcopal church tomorrow morn
ing He will celebrate the holy COM
munion and administer the rite of
confirmation to the class.
''Ef de guy wit de bait head hatta
ben took to Palersade on decoy call.
yer unnerstan'. de bout'd seen fin
ish. OATS cinch !" Such is the
verdict of youth talking in the Pas
time yesterday.
Miss Effie Darnell entertained a
number of friends at dinner last
night. 1t WIS an exquisite affair.
The petite little hostess sang and
played for her guests and made them
all happy. Ping pong was one of the
diversions.
Miss Pearl Bannister returned home
from Colorado Springs last night.
She will leave in the course of few
days for Long Beach. California in
COMPANY with Mrs. ]. @. Vining.
She will continue her musical educa-
tion while on the coast
A large number of people attended
the Epworth League supper at the
Mission church in Crawford's addi-
tion. last night. There was delight
full literary and musical program.
After the eating collection was
taken up to which all generously re-
sponded.
Several people have complained to
this Office about the tenor of the re-
marks which appeared in these col.
ums. Thursday night, in reference to
Mrs. Corinne Abbey Let it be
known that Mrs. Abbey perfectly un-
derstood and enjoyed the joke. for
such it was,
Mrs j. A. Jennings female drum
mer from Chicago. was in the city
Yesterday. She was representing
glove house. Several merchants
bought goods of her. She was wo-
man perhaps in the forties. Her
dress was neither plain or gaudy.
The lady drummer is something of an
innovation.
The Twentieth Century Club hon
ored Miss Arminda Perce of COS Grand
avenue last night. They took their
lunches with them and had great
time. One of the little ladies who
was present was asked what they did
during the evening. She said.
'Kissin' games. rally. We ate
and played other games too.
Albert W. Sowle, a member of the
fire department met with an accident
last night. He responded to the call
of fire rung in about 10 O'Clock. In
trying to mount the wagon just after
it had left the barn. he slipped. One
wheel of the wagon ran over his foot.
crushing it pretty badly. DR.. l. B.
Hards was called and he placed the
bones that had been pressed out of po-
sition. The physician says that no
bones were broken. The young man
will be laid up for two weeks.
The plumbers of the city had about
forty times too much business on their
hands this morning. They were the
most sought after men in Grand juno
tion. Women, married and single.
ran after them. Then the plumbers
turned around and ran after the wo-
men. Telephone calls were as numer-
Gus as the flakes of snow. At Garri-
/ o
overflow meeting of political rally,
They had more work than a marriage
bureau. Peoples pipes had 'friZ.'