The daily sentinel., 1905-06-09

No. was twenty minutes late this
afternoon.
Ned Syverson of Dragon. Utah.
was an arrival at noon.
J.. W. stoll of Delta. looking after
business in the city today.
r. T. Prall. theN well known paint
man. left yesterday for Durango.
w. r. Lawrence of Selby, Ia, was
an arrival in the city yesterday.
A large consignment of lumber for
the new depot arrived yesterday.
Mrs. John Borschell is still very
i'll. She has been sick for many
weeks
The family of the late Sterling p.
Turner has returned to DeBeque to
reside.
Misses Pearl and Lena Mather are
enjoying visit with friends on Kan
nah creek.
The Gun Club is holding a shoot
this afternoon at THEN grounds on
North Fifth street.
Mrs. f. C. Kennedy and daughter
of Telluride spent yesterday in the
/ city en- route to Telluride.
R. p. Chatten of Mountain Home,
Ida. arrived in the city yesterday and
will spend some time here.
w. Murray of the Independent
meat market left last night for Den
yer on a short business trip.
Phil Stevens, a well known cit
izen of Hotchkiss. is in town today
looking after business interests.
James Cogan of Yorkshire. Eng
land, is a visitor in the city today
He is making a tour of the west.
Al Turner of Delta was in town
yesterday evening and this morning
leaving at. 10 am. over the narrow
guage.
Yesterday r. l.. Magill purchased
two lots in the Crawford addition
from parties in Boston. Considera-
tion private.
The worlds greatest bicyclist and
unicycle rider will be seen as a spe
cial feature with Eiler's Rip VanWin-
kle Company, Thursday, June 13.
This evening the Congregational
ladies' will entertain at 5-cent tea
at the home of Mrs. Emma Wads-
worth on Gunnison avenue.
Ward Hutton and Carl Hebbs are
at home from Fort Collins, where
they have been attending the state
agricultural college, to spend the
summer vacation.
Ed f. Hale, who will appear with
Eiler's Rip VanWinkle Company. as
Nick Vedder. is a typical German
down to his wooden shoes; his funny
makeup. dialect and dancing always
make a hit.
Rev. William Millikan, who has
been pastor of the Methodist church
at Palisade for the past two years.
is now located at Aspen. Rev. C. l..
King came to the valley last week
to take charge of the church at Pal
sade.
There will be a large attendance
this evening at the Demorest medal
contest at the Methodist church.
The program is one of the best that
has ever been prepared for one of
these contests.
DIR. Watson, the lecturer, will leave
the city tomorrow morning for Hotch-
kiss. where he will deliver his inter
esting and brilliant series of lectures.
His lecture tonight on "Courtship
and Marriage" will be the last of the
course. A large audience will be out
tonight
This afternoon little Miss Evadna
Viola Welch, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Welch. entertained par
of little friends at her home on
Ute avenue. in celebration of the 10th
anniversary of her birth. Games of
various kinds have been provided for
the amusement of the little folks
and dainty refreshments were served
Ray Jacobs, who was seriously in
jured in a runaway accident, was out
on the streets today for the first
time since the accident, having been
confined to his room for the past
two weeks. He carries an arm in
sling and it is rather difficult for him
to get around. He will not be able
to take up his work for seevral days
yet.
A. T. Jaynes, proprietor of the AL
amo cigar store. is in very happy
mood today and greets his friends in
a manner even more cordial than us
ual. The cause of all this happiness
on the part of Mr.. Jaynes is the ad-
vent of a pretty little daughter at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Jaynes
yesterday afternoon. The little lady
weighs nine pounds.
DR.. Mills, the young dentist who is
employed as assistant in the office OF
DR.. George h. Warner. returned home
today at noon from Denver, where he
took the dental surgery examination
required by the state. Dr. Mills was
successful in the examination, re
ceiving a high grade. He is an ex-
cellent workman and will doubtless
prove most successful in the practice
IF his profession