The daily sentinel., 1905-04-28

town last evening.
Gents 3-ply linen collars. Toe, at
"Ryan's Famous.
Fred Fogg of Delta was an arrival
in the city last night.
Mrs. L. f. Covey of Gypsum is Wis
iting friends in the city.
Miss Schoolcraft of Delta is the
guest of friends in the city.
Water is now running in the city
bitches on North Third street.
R. H. Bancroft. the Palisade real
estate man. is in the city today
Miss Bessie Trafton. who has been
quite i'll for the past week. is improv-
ing.
DR.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson of
Montrose are spending the day in the
city.
R. A Canoll and George NJ Oar
ley, both OF ouray, are in town to-
day.
Miss Ora Maxwell is assisting IN
l. ons & Sons dry goods house this
week
A fresh line of Children's shoes.
The only kind that wear "Ryan's
Famous"
E. d. Slaughter of Gypsum, a well
known citizen of that place, is in
town today.
A series of lectures on the Holy
Land will be given at the Baptist
church in May.
Mrs. Lee Williams arrived home
yesterday from a visit to relatives
at Emporia. Kan.
w b. Moss. who has been very i'll
for the past two weeks. is still in a
serious condition.
The Palisade team plays the local
high school team this afternoon on
the hospital grounds.
Mr., and Mrs. c. E. Dolph of Meek
er are in the city today. en- route
home from the east.
What do you think of it? pairs
of sox for 25c. Regular 15c sox
At "Ryan's Famous"
Mrs. J. A. Austin is attending the
meeting of the Ladies' Presbytery of
the Presbyterian church in Aspen
this week.
he tourist and homeseeker travel
lnrough the city is growing very
neavy. Many tourist cars pass
through every day.
County Clerk John Mann will not
return from his visit to California
before May 10. He is hugely enjoy
ing mis- stay on the coast
Rev. f. F. Walters will deliver the
memorial address at the annual me-
mortal services of the local aerie OF
Eagles, to be held in May.
Miss Grace Bailey left Thursday
morning for Oregon, where she has
been assigned government position
under the civil service. Miss Bailey
leaves many friends in the city and
her departure is greatly regretted.
City Marshal Wallis and Nigh
Marshal o'Neil are keeping the ho-
boes OIL the move. They are not al
lowed to tarry in the city long. The
probability of work on a rock pile is
sufficient to make them move along
The work OF driving ,he piles roi
he new union depot has been com
pleted and the big pile driver is nov
at work on the site of the new freight
depot seevral hundred yards east of
the new station. Material is arriving
nearly every day.
The seats for the engagement of
White Whittlesey, in the Soldiers of
Fortune" tomorrow evening. are
selling rapidly and the audience will
be an immense one. The attraction
will prove one of the best seen at
the Park opera house this season.
The high school base ball team de
reated the Teller Institute Indians
yesterday afternoon on the Indian
school ball grounds with a score of
6 to >. For once the high school
boys We're in their proper places and
worked with far more skin than be
fore. They outplayed the Indians,
although not amassing large score.
The last two innings were very excit-
ing. but the roofing OF the white lads
disconnected the dusky braves who
were finally worsted.
NJ. Hertz, the proprietor of the
Delicatessen. has just received the
two largest casks of wine ever
brought to the city. Each of the big
casks. or "puncheons" as they are
called in the vineyards. were filed
and shipped direct from noted
vineyard in California. near San
Francisco. The puncheons We're made
to order. Each holds 200 gallons.
and one $ filled with port and the
other with sherry. OF course the
great casks are of enormous dimen-
sions. and each when filled. weighed
l.S00 pounds. 1t took big force of
men to place the puncheons in po-
sition in the store. The superiority
of the wine that is run into the casks