The daily sentinel., 1906-05-12

Is. S. Wallace is expected home
from Chicago tonight or tomorrow.
Lace curtains and fancy work
Numbered at 12O Colorado avenue.
Purity cakes. and Purity" rolls,
as good as their name, at Wordsworth
e. Sons.
Aii .ne members of the Gun club
should remember the annual meeting
en- Tuesday night
The Moon Buggies of st. Louis
don't even take back seat for the
Columbus.-FredM Mantey !.
= See THE Daughters of Liberty" at
the Park opera house on May 18th
A unique entertainment.
The heavy rain this morning was
not welcomed by the fruit growers
who had just finished spraying their
trees.
There will be a meeting of the
Mems club of the Presbyterian church
on Monday evening at eight o'clock
az the church.
All nrsanEements have been made
for the big .iocial session of the Wood
men of the world Monday night at
Fraternity hall.
3he Gunnison is still rising aIth-
oueh the rise has not been rapid since
yesterday morning owing TO the
lowcr remperature.
Go tell Aunt Neby at Mrs. L. NJ.
Millers there are 500 blooming pansy
plants for sale. Also cut flowers
Phone Black 1924.
The social given yesterday at 53S
Ute avenue by the Womens' Relief
Corps was largely attended and was
a very delightful affair. A neat sum
was realized
This afternoon the ladies of St
m "a
great success with their cake sale
at the Grand Union Tea company
store. Refreshments are being serv-
ed to all patrons
A good sized congregation made up
mostly OF swedes. Scandanavians and
Danes heard Rev. Rydbury, the able
Swedish ~ mister of Salt Lake City
last night al the Presbyterian church.
An open service by the Epworth
League will be held on Main street
tomorrow evening at half past six o.
clock a similar song service was
held last Sunday evening by the I1eag
uers.
Get your season tickets for the
lecture course on Monday If you have
not already secured them. They will
go on sale at eight o'clock on Monday
morning at the Congregational
church.
The program for the w. c. T. U.
entertainment in the CONGREGATIONAL
church May s at 8 p. m. promises to
be one of the best of the season. Phi
della Rice. Miss Ferbrache aud others
are to take part.
II is understood that new and
strong base ball team is TO be organ
lied in the city at once consisting of
members of the old high school team
and others. The first game will be
played with the Aspen team. on the
Aspen diamond.
K. NJ Smoot. who It is said was in
the 3iot to ildnap President Abra-
ham Lincoln and who sold to John
Surrat the boat with which II was in
tended TO convey Lincoln across the
Potomac. died at Fort Smith. ArlSan-
sns, on Thursday aged 73 years.
There has already been good sale
of seats for the opening play of Theo-
odore I.orch the brilliant Russian
actor and company, at the Auditor
ium on Monday evening. "a Soldier
of the Empire" will be witnessed by
large audience. Mr.. Lorch Is n
most deserving and capable young
actor and IL is said that he' has
good supporting company this season.
l,ehearsals are being held regular
pie VINO VIII take part in the novel
entertainment to be given under the
auspices of the ladies of ST. Joseph's
Catholic church. II will be one of
the most interesting of home
talent entertainments given in the
city In a long time.
"A Soldier OF the Empire. that
is to be seen at the Auditorium next
Monday night with the eminent
young Russian actor. Mr.. Theo Lorch
and an excellent supporting COM
pany Is play that has run the gam
ut of dramatic criticism in New York
city. and throughout the east and
has secured the absolute stamp of ap-
proval on all sides.
The new bakery of Wadsworth and
Sons has been completed and was
put in operation yesterday II is
first class and modern in every par
ticular The firm has employed one
of the best known bakers in this sec
tion of the country and are now able
to supply their patrons with bread.
cakes and other bakers supplies of
the finest quality.
Twelve thousand feet of moving
pictures will be employed in the pro-
duction of the great series of Russo
japanese war views at the Park opera
OF life In Japan. and China will also
ec shown. IL VIII be great enter
tainment, Mrs. Yomomato. the tai
ented japanese lady. gives accurate
and interesting explanation of the
many great scenes.
Manager Boyer has secured for his
neAi attraction Mr.. Theodore I.orch
and his capable company, in Howard
Halls beautiful romantic play. "a
Soldier of the Empire" In all its cor
rect attire. a truly historical drama.
clothed in highest colors and render
ed in a manner that places the story
before them in a fascinating form.
And will be seen at the Auditorium
on next Monday night
On Wednesday of last week Japa-
nesc laborer was accidentally killed
about half mile west of Ruby. Jap
anese extra gang No. was blast
ing out some rocks when a large
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