The daily sentinel., 1905-10-06
Tonight the oTenderfooL !,

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were in town this morning.
A. d. Kaufman has returned to
Denver after an extended stay in -
city.
Joe Rupp and wife are visiting
friends in the eastern part of the
state.
James L. Hamilton. the travelling
man, returned home yesterday from
an eastern trip.
5. NJ. Shields, prominent citizen
Of Durango. is spending the day in
Grand Junction.
James d. Glass, representing Mid
night in Chinatown is a guest at the
Grand hotel today,
Mrs. Mary Bennett and Miss Pearl
Bennett, of Keota, Ia, are visitors
with friends in the city.
Joe Kramer moved from the Craw-
ford addition to a residence near the
center of the city yesterday
Charles Moorman of What Cheer.
Iowa, arrived in the city last night
and Will spend several days here.
n. l.. Peterson and A. Seine, of
Stanhope. Ia, are among the Iowa
people who reached the city this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James olden, of
Mason City, Iowa, arrived in the city
on No and expects to spend some
/ time in the city.
e. l.. Underhill will close down
/ his restaurant in the Western. hotel
building and viii leave in few days
/ for Salt Lake City.
Nearly one hundred people were
entertained at supper last evening
at Senator belongs by the fifth divis-
ion of the Ladies Aid Society.
Mr.. and Mrs w d. Bennett. and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Y Hensley, of Clin-
I ton, Illinois, are spending the day in
the city en- route home from the far
west
Arrangements are being made for
a select musical and dramatic recital
10 be given at the Methodist church
on Friday evening. October, 20. Local
talent will participate.
Get your stamp photos while you
have an oportunity for we are here
but another two weeks. Twenty
for 20 cents. Studio open from s a .
m to . p. m, Sundays inclusive at
4O5 Main street, upstairs.
No meeting of the Mesa Dancing
/ Club was held last evening. Those
who have in charge the membership
state that nearly all of those who
were members of the club are again
enrolling and many new names are
being added to the lists
Ben Wells and daughter, Mrs. New
I ton, OF Menlo, Iowa, stopped over
/ In the city yesterday for few hours
visit with their friends among the
/ former Guthrie county people. They
are making an extended tour of the
west and left last night for Idaho.
Remember Primrose engraves
every article he seells free of charge.
/ Everybody wants nice engraving.
I Poor engraving makes good article
look cheap. If you want your gold
and silver ware artistically engrav-
ed take 1t to Primrose, the ieweler.
Arthur Tethford. one of the four
young men, found not guilty of the
/ charge OF robbing the Windsor Cafe,
was turned over to the city police i'm
mediately after the result of the trial
was known as he had a drunk and
disorderly' charge against him in the
police court. However this charge
against him was dismissed and he
was released
William S. Wallace arrived home
last night after spending ten days
making an inspection of some min
ing properties in which he and a
number of eastern people are interest
ed, located at point up the narraw
guage. He viii leave tonight for
Chicago to make a report to his as
sociates returning to Grand juno
tion the latter part of the week.
Yesterday and last night there was
a large delegation of Illinois people
in the city en- route home from a tour
of the far west. Among these visit
ors We're Mrs. i. c. Crews, of
Wheeler, Illinois; Mrs. E. +. Van
Sawlt and Mrs. NJ II. Splitter of Mont
rose, Illinois; Mrs, S A. Cash and
Illinois. Mrs. 5. A. Caruthers, OF
Strougrass. Ills. The journey east
ward was continued today.
Il. n. Case, Frank Buehring and
Messrs. Jack. returned last night
from Pinou mesa where they have
been hunting for the past week
They brought back no game. Mr.
Case stated that the party hunted
over big territory but judging by
their experience and the reports of
various other hunting parties deer
are very scarce in that country. They
got plenty Of birds and other small
game.
An adjourned meeting OF Book
Cllh Comp No. 81. Woodmen of the
World. was held last night for the
purpose of acting upon number of
applications for membership and al
so for the purpose of drilling y the
team. twenty-five new members
were elected. The session was an
enthusiastic and enjoyable one. The
personal effort campaign for new
members Is proving a big success. I
Numerous other applications viii be
received during the next few weeks. I
Fifty Indies We're charmingly enter T
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs. .
d. T. Stone at her home on Grand .
avenue. The entertainment was In
the form OF a card party of the most
delightful nature. Euehre and finch
were the games of the afternoon and
two most enjoyable contests were
had Mrs. Samuel n. Wheeler won
the favor in the Euchre contest while
Miss Laura b. Sawyer was awarded
the favor in the finch contest The
refreshments were served in pretty
style. Late In the afternoon Mrs.
j. G. Cropsey rendered two solos
which added pleasure to the happy
occasion The Stone home was
beautifully decorated with dahlias.
one of the handsomest of the fall
flowers. There We're dahlias OF every
shade and hue and many pretty ef-
fects were arranged. Mrs, stones
card party was decidedly one of the
social events of the fan.