The daily sentinel., 1905-06-01

Thos. Rose. the ice man, is report
ed seriously i'll.
Arthur Gormley is having his resi-
dence newly papered.
Otis Johnson leaves for the hills
shortly to spend the summer.
Walter Graham has accepted a po-
sition with J. W. Osborne & Sons.
Millard Gilbert. cousin of Engineer
Cotes, is recovering from an attack
of typhoid fever.
Mrs. w. C. Choate will entertain
a party of ladies Friday afternoon
at card party.
Mrs. Raphael Post of Bovina has
erected a handsome cottage in the
Crawford addition.
Dr. H. S. Day and family moved
into their lovely new home on East
Main street yesterday.
A. E. Campbell of Denver, of the
Burlington passenger department,
was visitor to the city today.
Mrs. A. II. Stokes is entertaining
small party of ladies this after
noon. informally, at her country
home.
Mrs. Beans and daughter accom-
panied Mrs. w. c. Sydenham for an
outing around Glenwood Springs and
Minturn.
Quite large crowd left this morn
ing for the Little Book cliffs on the
excursion run under the auspices of
the Christian Sunday school,
We still have a number of nice and
stylish hats that must be sold re-
gardless of cost, as we will close out
by June Is. The Sullivan Sisters,
Lyons block.
The w. c. T. U. will meet Friday
June 2, at 1880 pm, at the home of
Mrs. McNulty. 230 Grand avenue.
The membership are requested to be
present. Visitors welcome.
The laxative effect OF Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is
so agreeable and so natural that you
do not realize it is the effect of
medicine. For sale by all druggists.
The Flying Dutchman Mining
Company is having printed large
prospectus of its mine and opera
tions connected Herewith. 1t will
be ready in the course of a week for
distribution.
There will be an open social ses-
sion of the Apple Blossom Circle.
Women of WoodcraIl, following the
business session this evening The
bers are invited to attend.
F.. C. Jacquette will leave Friday
for Michigan on a visit to his aged
mother who is still residing on the
old homestead. Mr.. Jacquette has
not seen his mother in a period of
IS years. and he anticipates much
pleasure from his home going.
Are you going to Glenwood
Springs Strawberry day? Certainly
Everybody is going. All the features
that made the former Strawberry
day. with many new ones, will be in
evidence. Free Strawberries served
with cream for everybody. June II
is the date.
Maynard White, manager of The
Frawley Company, is in the city to-
day making arrangements for their
appearance at the Park opera house
Thursday, June S. when they viii
produce Richard Harding Davis
comedy of American army life. en-
titled Ransom Folly"
One of the men mentioned as be-
ing entombed in the Gunnison tun-
mel was w. A. Bloomingkemper. for
merly of this city. He is a member
of the Book Cliff Camp, Woodmen
of the World. of this city, and there
was no little anxiety about him yes
terday in Woodmen circles.
Il. w. Pittman. manager of the
Western Newspaper Union at Salt
Lake City. was a most pleasant Wis
itor this morning. Mr.. Pittman was
formerly located at Des Moines. la.
and is known to many of the Iowa
contingent. especially the members
of the newspaper fraternity.
At the adjourned session of the
city council last night, motion pre-
vailed that bids be advertised for
which We're destroyed last year dur
ing the very wet spell. This promise
was made to the bicyclists and 1t is
reasonable that they should be glad
that the city council has taken some
action to restore .hem to their for
mer condition.
The Grand Junction Electric &
Gas Company is extending line
from their nearest connection to the
plant of the Western Sugar & Land
Company. Although the latter com
pany has a plant of its own. it is not
in operation in the summertime and
there are times when considerable
number of lights will be needed in
construction work. and it is to avail
themselves of these lights that con
nection is being made by the com
pany with the plant of the lighting
company.
A. c. Newton. editor of the News,
accompanied by Mrs. Newton, will
start Sunday night for the east
They go to Guthrie, Okla, where
they will join members of the Ma
tional Editorial Association in a
grand trip of several thousand miles
Mr.. Newton is a delegate to the ma
tional convention and following the
sessions of that body the members
and delegates will take a trip to the
coast and then northward to the
Lewis & Clark exposition at Port
land. They will be absent about
five weeks, and Mr.. Newton, like all
other men in active harness in the
newspaper business, needs the rest
and relaxation from the everlasting
grind necessary in the daily publica-
tion business.
The delegates to the coming ses-
sion of the state camp of the EllIs.
10 be held at Salida, are anticipating
most splendid time. The majority
of the delegates will leave this city.
accompanied by their wives on Sun
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