The daily sentinel., 1905-11-01
Bibles at the Postonice Book store.

supplies are SOid at NOrDeckS DOOk
store.
II will pay to investigate the re-
moyal prices on Pianos and organs
at Vorbeek's. 1t is money-saving
proposition.
Manager Scott, of the Red Trunk
Clothing store, was an arrival home
yesterday from a flying business trip
to Denver.
See the beautiful new line of burnt
leather goods at Vorbeck's. All
lovers of the artistic will appreciate
these goods.
The Madrigal Lady entertainers
are a clever and refined concert COM
pany. Their evening here was high
ly appreciated.=Pre Freeport, o.
Hear them at the Auditorium Friday
night.
Florence. the little daughter of
Superintendent and Mrs. j. H. Allen,
at the home of the family on Ouray
avenue. entertained a score of her
little friends at a ghost" party last
night. All were dressed as dimin-
uitive ghosts and formed a process
sion with jack-o'-lanterns and cand-
les visited various homes and then
returning TO the home of the little
hostess played games and ended with
enjoying some dainty refreshments
several Halloween parties last night
was one held at the home of Miss
Ida Toupain in honor of the r. G.
Club, where a number of young peo-
pie gathered to spend the evening
Games We're INDUCED in until II o.
clock when an elegant supper was
spread before the guests. One OF
the features of the evening5s amuse-
ment was the pie-eating contest,
which was won by VIII Shultz in a
walk. very pleasant time was had
by all until ~ o'clock when all de-
parted for their homes.
The newspapers of San Francisco
give Charles A. Taylor's New York
company. which will appear as the
next attraction at the Park opera
house Monday, November 9th, in
the white Tigress of Japan" credit
for being the best all round theatrical
attraction that has appeared in that
city in many years. The play is one
that is entirely different from any
thing of the kind ever seen on the
Pacific coast. 1t is full of surprises
and contains thrills enough to stock
dozen ordinary melo-dramas. The
scenery and costuming. being oriental
Is of a gorgeous character.
Rev. aaam Murrmann. a former
who is here on visit to old Time
friends and parishioners and who
went from this city to Canadian
pastorate, says that the primal cause
OF his leaving his pastorate in Can
ada was that he could not agree with
the Canadians on the question of the
Boer war, Rev. MurImann served as
pastor of the church in Minneapolis
for four years and for the past six
months has been in Los Aangeles,
for the benefit of his health
Rev. Murrmann notices very plain
ly the march of improvement in this
city and especially the advances made
by his former congregation in pro-
viding a handsome new church ed-
fee.
H. J. Holmes. the Irresistible rust
ling editor and proprietor of the
Glenwood Daily Avalanche, was a
visitor to the city yesterday, on bust
ness connected with the big conven-
tion of stockgrowers to be held q
the Spau, on December 1st. Mr..
Holmes is quite enthusiastic over
the matter and has been at constant
work to make the convention a sue
cess for the past two or three weeks
on Monday night he addressed a
large meeting of farmers and stock
men in the Plateau valley, in behalf
of the convention. Whatever Mr.
Holmes takes hold of is bound to go
ahead and he says that this conven-
ton must make a formidable pro-
test to congress on the charge that
has been ordered made against cat
tie and their owners for grazing on
the forest reserves and public do
main. Mr.. Holmes says that he feels
that there Will be a large number OF
stock men in rOnNanti inn DRramhpr |
when the convention is called. Hel
left last night for home on train No.
6.
A very charming wedding took
place last Thursday evening at the
residence of MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Menke, 309 10th street, when Walter
Thomas, more Familiarity known as
Scott" took as his bride Miss Pearl
Hall of Grand Junction, Colorado, 4
daughter of Mr. Lee Hall, PRESIDENT
of the Independent Fruit Growers
association. The groom is a popular
employee of the Southern Pacific |
company. His bride comes from a
well known family in Colorado and
is a handsome girl and an accomplish |
ed pianist. The ceremony was per- |
formed by Rev. ID. NJ. McPhail of |
Cavalry Baptist church. The bride
was attended by Miss Ollie Pledger |
of Sacramento and Thos. Clifton of |
Broadrick was the best man. After
the ceremony a delightful supper was
served, following which the guests |
adjourned to the parlors. where sing |
ing. dancing and music were indulg- |
ed in to a late hour, when the guests
departed offering the bride and |
groom their heartiest congratula-
lions The happy couple left yester-
day on their honeymoon.-Sacr