The daily sentinel., 1906-06-16

Tents and wogon covers at Fred
Mantey's.
Fishing tackle at the Postoffice
Book store.
The pastor of the Methodist church
will preach tomorrow on the "Divin-
ity of Christ"
Senator Horace T. DeLong return
ed at noon today with the immigra-
tion excursionists.
Mrs. Greer will sing solos both
morning and evening at the NJ. E.
church tomorrow.
Mrs w, F. Bracket and daughter
left yesterday for a two weeks visit
with friends at Montrose.
Mrs. J. A. McCulloch and daughter
Ellis and son have gone to Ogden to
spend some time visiting relatives
and friends.
DR.. and Mrs. II. R. Bull enterta-
ined a number of friends at 6 o.
clock dinner at their home on Grand
avenue last evening.
Miss Jennie Moore of Butte Mon
tana, is visiting at the home of DIR.
and Mrs. Ingersoll Miss Moore is
on her way home from an extended
visit in Mississippi.
NJ. V. Stiles, the well known sing
er, was an arrival in the city at noon
today, from his ranch in the Plat
eau country. He was greeted by
many warm friends.
There has been much rejoicing at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Wick
cry on Ouray avenue since last We'd
nesday when baby boy made his
appearance in the family.
German Evangelical, corner of Sth
and Colorado avenue hold Sunday
school at 9:45; service at 1915.
Rev. George Gekkeller will have for
his subject "Suficiency of Revela-
ton"
There is some probability of the
postoffice department being fully ap-
prised of the part that Parachute
people took in claiming to the name
of Grand Valley, which is misnomer
so far as their small part of the val
ley is concerned. The matter is to
be laid fully before the government
and in all probability we may have
other purposes than legitimate, chang
ed to some other that does not convey
false impression to the public.
Mrs. l.. b. Stevens and daughters
Miss Mayne. Jeanette. and Helen, will
leave tomorrow night for Berkeley,
California, whre they will make their
home in the future. They will join
Jack Stevens and son, who are al
ready living there. Mrs. Stevens and
her daughters. the latter of whom
are all very bright and companion
able young ladies' will be greatly miss
ed by their friends and companions
in this city. Miss Mayme is a mem
ber of the younger social set and has
crowd of admirers who will great
ly regret her departure for the coast
to make IL her future home, Mrs.
Stevens and the young ladies leave
large circle of friends in this city.
who will wish them the best luck in
their new home.
Edgar A Yelton, the real estate
man, who by the way is quite a jok-
er. played a nice trick on one of the
local fruit ralsers, and visitor to
the Grand Valley. The local man
had listed for sale with Mr.. Yelton
his ranch. The visitor wanted Just
such a ranch and as Mr.. Yelton could
not go in person to show the property
he made arrangements for the seller
and intended purchaser to go alone.
These two men were unknown to
each other, so to have little fun, Mr..
Yelton called each one to one side
and told him the other was very hard
of hearing and he would have to talk
very loud. Out they started with
each other yelling to the other at
the top of their voices. They con
versed in this manner for half an
hour or SO when one happened to
catch on and told the other yes, but
not to yell at him.