The daily sentinel., 1903-02-11
Quality Tells. Price Sells Lyons

100 Battenbulg patterns 10 cents
each at the fire sale.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ross
this morning baby boy.
Mrs. A. @. Newton will give 1
O'Clock luncheon to several of her lady
friends tomorrow noon.
The dance of the Musicians union
which was advertised to take place
next Friday night has been postponed
indefinitely.
The G. A. R. and W. R. @. will
give Lincoln celebration at Turner
hall Wednesday night. Splendid pro-
gram. and refreshments.
Mrs. Conklin. the lecturer. will
speak for ladies only at the Congrega-
tional church at 2 80 tomorrow after
noon All over 16 are invited.
The friends of Mrs. @. B. Rich and
Mrs. Boyd @. Packer will regret to
hear that these ladies are still in
quarantine and that the latter is quite
ill.
Perfect ostrich plumes not injured
by fire or water will be closed out at
the fire sale-Fifteen dollar plu1nes
for sS. So feather 50. 80. Some as low
as 10 cents. They must. be sold.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Howard of
Chicago are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Hines this week. They
are on their way to California. Mr..
Howard is president of the Press Clip
ping Bureau of Chicago.
Miss Laura FLOYD. sister of COL.
Chas Ketchum and T. H. Ketchnm
of this city. was married al Waldron.
Colo Feb. 18th, to VIM. r. Slee.
The new Mrs. Slee is known to many
people in this city. She visited here
several months last year.
The Grand Army and their auxil-
iary order will honor the great Lin
coin on his birthday. Wednesday.
February 10 at the Turner hall, where
they will serve refreshments and give
an entertainment appropriate to the
OCCASION A small admission fee will
be charged.
A telegram was received yesterday
afternoon from F. H. Newell. Wash
ington, ID. O.. in which Messrs. Bon
stedt and Holt. engineer, of the gov
ernment survey. are ordered down to
Al. II. - Al.
work here. while E. E. Sands is as
signed to a position in the office of
Hydrographer Fellows at Montrose. to
which place G. H. Matthes will also
go.
Boyer's orchestra will begin mid
week Social Hops. at the Armory hall
tonight. Everybody is invited to be
present The hall will be comfort
ably heated. A dancing class IS to
be organized for limited number of
pupils. and competent dancing in
structor will be at the hall and give
any information required. The class
will be as exclusive as possible so that
beginners can get full satisfaction,
etc.
The prisoners of the county Jail
have not had the love of the manly
sport of boxing taken out of them by
their late misfortunes. They talk
constantly ON the subject of ring en-
counters and long for liberty only that
they may again particiuate in them.
Yesterday, they asked Deputy Sheriff
Charlie Knowles for the use of pair
of gloves for sparring purposes. He
demurred Charlie has been notified
by his superiors that if he permits
boxing matches at the jail, they will
arrest him under the law; but this.
of course. was unnecessary because
Charlie had no intention of doing any
such thing. In fact. the law of pro-
hibitoin is so grim that the populace
will in the furure be Obliged to recon-
cile themselves to entertainments
other than those of pugilistic char
acter.
The coming engagement of ''Arizo-
ma" the drama by Augustus Thomas,
author of Alabama and I'm Miz-
zouri.'' will be one of the most nota