The daily sentinel., 1905-10-16


today for Canon City to attend the
Baptist state convention.
David Repass arrived in the city
yesterday from an extended trip
through southern Colorado.
j. w Clary took charge of his chair
in his barber shop this morning after
vacation of three weeks.
The Denver and Rio Grande pay
car arrived in the city yesterday after
noon and the railroad boys were paid
l-a Theron Stevens left yester-
day for his home in Ouray, district
eoa; having adjourned Saturday
afternocl.
d. d. Collins, of Willow Lake. S.
Dakota. was an arrival in the city
yesterday and will spend several days
here.
The ladies' of st. Matthews Guild
viii serve Harvest Supper" on
Friday, October goth from 5 until
s o'clock in the evening. Supper Will
be served at the guild rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Homan left
today for an extended visit to Mon
tana. Mr.. Homan will be absent
about two weeks while Mrs. Homan
viii remain until the holidays.
Charles Thomas. the local man of
the Glenwood Springs Avalanche,
came down Saturday night to spend
Sunday with his friends, returning
to Glenwood Springs this morning.
Rev, s. NJ. Bailey, of Rifle. address
ed large congregations at the Chris
tian church yesterday morning and
evening. He delivered two strong
and thoughtful addresses and proved
himself minister of splendid abil-
ity
The Salvation army has secured
the room just east of the Bond second
hanr store on Main street between
Second and Third streets for per-
manent headquarters for the local
post Services viii be held there
nightly.
Mrs. o. b. Dyke will leave this
evening for her home in Montaur,
J Iowa, after visit of several months
with her daughter. Mrs. Emma Lyons.
Mrs. Dyke made many warm friends
during her stay in the city who great
~ regret her departure.
Preparations are now being made
] by the Boilermaker's Alkali Lodge
/ No. 335, for their big third annual
/ ball to be given at the Auditorium
on Thanksgiving night, Nov. 30th.
/ The gentlemen propose to make this
/ ball the most successful yet given by
the organization, and one of the most
brilliant balls ever given at the Aud
forum.
Minnie Boldt, the little daughter
of Edward Boldt. returned to the
Sisters of ST. Mary's hospital, Grand
Junction. where she will be under the
care of Drs. Bun and Hanson. These
physicians say that she is suffering
from softening of the bones in her
limbs. She is in a plaster cast and
taking a course of nerve strengthen
ing treatment DeBeque Bugle.
James Kevil, of Marion. kentucky,
who has been in Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia for the past year seeking bet
ter health spent yesterday in the city
while en- route home. the guest of
Hickman Walker, his old school mate.
The Young man visited several OF the
fruit orchards of the fruit district
yesterday and carried home with him
a most favorable impression of the
city and valley.
In Sundays Denver News on one
of the society pages, appears large
and handsome picture OF Mrs. Nir-
ginia Hough. who the News states
is lone of Denver's most beautiful
and talented singers" Mrs. Hough
is quite well known in Grand June
tion. During the summer she was
in the city the guest of Mrs. Il. S.
Pinnel for a short time and while
here she sang at two services at the
Methodist church to the delight of
all who heard her.
The honey industry in this section
I is paying one consequently grow
/ ing one The Fruit association has
already shipped three car loads of
I honey TO Pittsburg, PENNSYLVANIA.
Each car load weighs 10000 pounds,
"A total of 10000 pounds of honey,
{ aud aarh gnr load will hiring the
shippers So OO-a total of St0,SOO.
I This large sum of money will he dis
| tributed among the people of this and
I of the Plateau section and in turn
must come to the business people and
viii add very materially to the pros
perity of our towns.-DeBequ Bugle.
Last night at the Congregational
Z church one of the most delightful
musical programs heard in the city
in many months was rendered under
/ the direction of Miss Reve Stone Fer
brache the popular and talented solo
list and vocal instructor. II was an
/ "Oratorio evening The church was
/ nlIed with music loving people and
every number of the superb prograia
was thoroughly enjoyed. The selec.
7 tions We're all of the very highest
class and each rendition was most sat
/ isfactory Miss Ferbrache was as
sisted by Mrs. W. NJ. Smith and Mrs.
Z j. G. Cropsey.
Saturday night the automobile
owned by the Van Buren, boys mar
I rowly escaped being completely de-
molished The machine was being
I driven by Mr.. Van Buren, along Rood
street at a pretty brisk rate, when
I the machine ran into an open cut
which crossed Rood avenue in front
OF the Whittier school building in