The daily sentinel., 1904-06-24

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east of town on the Indian school road
for the property of E. E. Jaynes en-
White avenue between 1st and 2nd
streets.
The famous Sioux Indian ball nine.
which will play a game in this city
next Sunday. will hold forth on the
grounds. south of the Fruit Grow
ers' association. The coming OF this
famous team is looked for with
great interest by the sporting element
of the city. a night game will be
given, the hall nine management
carrying their own electric lighting
plant.
An enjoyable social event occurred
at the home of Mrs. A l.. Pitser on
Grand avenue Wednesday night.
Mrs. Pitser entertained in honor of
her friend Miss Ida Morse of Denver
who is visiting in this city. About
one dozen persons were present and
progressive high five was the diversion
of the evening. Miss Belle Byers was
the one to receive first honors and
dainty prize; Mr.. E. E. Miller carry
ing off the consolation prize. Dainty
freshments were then served by the
hostess and the guests departed after
an unusually pleasant evening.
The senior class of the high school
were treated to an enjoyable straw
ride last evening. by Miss Liela Wells
one of the graduating class of '04.
After spending a compile of hours in
hearty merriment aboard the big
straw rack, the party went to suburban
home of Miss Wells, two miles east
of this city, where deliciuos lunch
con was spread by the hostess and the
guests ate heartily after their outdoor
ride which gave them good appetite.
After enioving some fine music the
guests were taken home in the straw
rack, all having had a pleasant time.
The youth who is in charge of the
expiring 9TH street organ. was roast
ed in beautiful style last night by
manager Wolff, of the Noble's ORA
matte Company at the Park opera
house 1t is said the audience went
wild in genuine accord. as Mr.. Wolff
grilled that young man, to use a com
mon expession. ito done lrown
turn. As an artist in that line it
is said Mr.. Wolff surpassed and sur
prised himself, as he proceeded in his
oratorical interlude. Had Mr.. Wolff
been apprised of the situation fully,
no har
heavyammunition on such small game.
Quite little damage was done in
the home of Wm. H. S. Pemberthy. a
carpenter who resides at 202 Ouray
avenue, by the water i'll the sewer
backing up and filling his cellar. A
good many things were stored in the
cellar which were completely ruined
by the filthy water. The family are
all visiting in Kansas save Mr.. Penn
berthy and the cellar was full of wat
er when he went to enter it last
night. Several of the cellars in the
surrounding homes were partially
filled but the damage was not as heavy
as that done in the Pemberthy home.
AAi' anu soNSlhl
worked at the sewer last night but
have not yet discovered the cause of |
the water backing up.
The boys who have % rifles in this
city often go out hunting very near |
the city limits and even inside them.
OF late several bullets have been
heard singing through the all in this
city. Yesterday while out in the
yard with her child Mrs. j. NJ.
Jaynes who lives at 926 north 5th
street heard a bullet of unknown cali
bre go sizzing through the mir between
herself and little child, And yester-
day horse belonging to n. C. Winner
on n. 18th street was shot in the
shoulder and will probably die. The
boys should be more careful with their
guns and go farther awav from the
city limits and not shoot towards the
city. OF course the person or persons
VINO shot into town had no malicious
intent, but someone is likely to be
hurt or even killed if bullets
90 humming promiscously through the
city,