The daily sentinel., 1905-02-06
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Joia the suitorium club $3.50
per month
wanted ribbons or Iaeea, go to
c. v Store.
Meal Book-Ten meals for $500
1T the New Grand Hotel
VIII voumer Will return this
week from his eastern trip.
Fresh stock Of Eastman kodaks
and kodak supplies at VorhecNs.
Phone your coal orders to John
s. Vaughn, Red 3s4 or Red 1904
Ask for No. 1901 and No. 1874
hosiery for children. c. " Store
To pass a pleasant evening pro-
vide yourself wiki some Iate music,
good game or a good boolo-an
at vorbeclCs store.
A specially built wagon for NOV
ing pianos and other heavy goods.
All orders promptly attended to by
Barton & Platr. the Iiverymen,
Tou VIII always get Satisfaction = u
you patronize Barton & Platt, the
1iverymen Good horses and com
Portable rigs Stables corner Colo
rado and Fifth streets
John 5. Vaughan. the cnaI man,
will furnish you with the best coal
IN the city. Prompt delivery Of
Zee across the street from the post
office Phones 3g4 Red and 1404
Red
Those who have not seen the new
'-Tou Yonsou~ have missed a de-
eided dramatic treat Those who have
viii come again for its east. musi-
cal and specially features are thor
5ughIy up to date and the scenic in
gestfture is better than ever. Park
opera house, Tuesday night. Febru-
arp :.
Tt is remarkable what hold some
plays have upon the theater-going
public. Each succeeding season wit
uesses the wreck OF many preteutious
Iramatic productions and popular at
fractions ride smoothly to success.
A striking instance wiz be Witnessed
at the Park opera house on Tuesday.
February = when the pioneer Anglo
swedish comedy "Ton Yonson," viii
1oId forth.
W. c. Scheu. manager Of the Spen-
Ger Seedless Apple Company. is again
IN the east devoting his time to the
interests of the company When
last heard from he was in Baltimore
He and his family arrived there safe
/ ly after a very pleasant trip. They
found a terrific snow storm raging
On their arrival. and it held sway for
several DAYS. Mr., Scheu will prob
ably go to New York this week Ieav-
ing his family with relatives in BaIti-
more The eastern Spencer seedIess
Apple companies. working under the
home company. are in a most pros
porous condition and the seedless ap-
pie stock is in great demand
Yesterday thirty cars Of sheep
were shipped out Of this city by the
dFosIeu brothers TO Kansas City.
where at the proper time the sheep
viii be placed on the market Dur
ing the past three weeks nearly If
teen thousand sheep have been
shipped out of the city by the Cos
lens There are now about i've
thousand head Of sheep in the pens
near the sugar factory These are
beng comfortably cared for. the
frightfuI conditions thar prevailed at
the pens during the early part of
last month. as a resuIF OF the CON
tinued rains and SHOWS. having been
relieved. Several car loads OF sheep
viii 90 out tonight.
The beautiful vanHoorebelee home
at Tenth and Main was the scene OF
a most charming party Saturday ev-
enfug Mr.. and Mrs. Hoorebelce
entertained the East End Whist Club
and number of other guests AT
: O'Clock the guests enjoyed the
daintily spread luncheon and then
cards were played until the hour OF
[ IL. Mrs. S. NJ Crawford was award
ed the ladies' prize, a handsome sill
yer cream spoon. Mrs. Carlyle Gate
wood and Mrs. T. n. Bunting were
the recipients Of the guests favors-
DR. Ingersou received the gentle
mans first award. an attractive pearl
handled knife. while the gentle
mems guest prize was given to NIr.
wentworth. The club was never en-
tertained in a more superb manner
and the evening will rank as me-
morabie one in the clubs history.
Eugene H Grub. the CarboudaIe
stockman. who is known FAR and
wide in this country because Of his
famous herds OF cattle. has been in
Washington the past week. hobnob-
ing with the president and members
Of congress. He has been with Jack I.
KeppeI and Judge Miles OF Hugo. .
this state. the two latter being the
parties who served the chuck lunch
to President Roosevelt as he passed /
through this state in 1903. The
newspaper correspondents OF Wash
nigton. who also enjoyed a cowboy I
lunch cooked By KeppeI. gave them I