The daily sentinel., 1904-08-29

Mrs. John Mann returned last night
from an extended eastern visit.
A tenting company of ''Uncle
Toms Cabin is scheduled here for
next week.
Mrs. A. N. johnson has been under
special training at Shogren's in Port
land and is now ready to take orders
for fall suits and gowns.
There will be a meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Club in the
Presbyterian church this evening at s
O'Clock. An enjoyable meeting is ex-
pecsed.
@. D. Fisher and family arrived
home from Glenwood Springs today.
Mrs. Fisher and the baby have spent
the greater portion of the summer at
the Colorado Spa.
Rev. W. L. Decker who has held the
Bethel NJ. E. charge. northwest of
the city for the past year, delivered
his farewell sermon yesterday and
this morning left for Denver.
John d. Reeder, manager of the
Hugus & Comrany's stores at De-
Beque and Palisade, was an arrival
in the city at noon. Mr.. Reeder
says that the new store at Paliasde is
getting along finely.
Mrs. Charles H. Arthur, at her
beautiful home, corner 18th and Main
streets. entertained party of about
thirty ladies this afternoon, to meet
Mrs. e. d. Burgess, of Webster City.
Iowa. Cards and other amusoments
with delightful luncheon afforded
the entertainmer6 for the ladies.
The Handler Stock Co., which will
open a weeks engagement at the opera
house on Monday, Sept. 9Th. is one OF
the strongest repertoire companies now
on the road. This is guaranteed at
traction and those attending will be
assured good performance. Seats
now ON sale prices IS: 20, and 80
cents.
Blanche Oolcourt. seven years of
age, died of heart failure at st. JOS
ephs hospital yesterday afternoon.
She was brought to this city on Thur
sday. from Kokomo Colorado. She
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Colcourt of that place. The
body will be shipped by Undertaken
Bannister tonight to the late home OF
the deceased child.
The Sentinel furnished another con.
signment of twenty Thousand booklets
to the Spencer Seedless Apple Comp.
any, regarding their horticultural
wonder. the seedless apple. ThiI
makes forty thousand booklets. an6
twenty five thousand four page circu
lars. which will be distributed
throughout the entire country. adver.
Using the Grand Valley through the
seedless apple.
The Boston Shoe Store is now NOV.
ed across the street from The old stand
Having more room, larger stock oil
shoes. they are better prepared tc
: serve their patrons than ever before.
n large stock of shoes Just arrived.
Budd shoes for the babies, Queer
Quality for the ladies, Flosheims
4 Walkover Hamilton Brown. consider
y ed the best makes of shoes on the
\ market, guaranteed. We invite yoI
: to see the new styles and low prices.
The moving picture show, which
y has been quite an attraction on Mair
I street for the past couple of month 4
= left for other scenes last Saturday
hn dr,of
ed the show and also his wife have
made many friends in this city who
y regretted to see them depart They
: had become familiar figures in the
city and while here made considerable
money. They were both very well
pleased with the Queen City of the
Western Slope
Reverend Smith in his sermon las
night at the Methodist church, be
came facetious at the expense of the
newspapers over an item regarding
Rev. ]. NJ. Stewards occupancy of the
pulpit of the A. NJ. e. church. He
said that what you see in the papers
you must always believe, but that he
read that Reverend j. NJ. Stewart was
to have occupied the pulpit of the NJ.
E. church. He had come to his church
in the morning and had not found
Rev. Stewart there and again in the
evening and he was not there. Had
Reverend Smith looked carefully he
would have found that Rev. Stewart
was to have occupied the pulpit OF
the "a NJ. E. Church.