The daily sentinel., 1906-06-11

See our 1sc counter. It's dandy.
&C. V. Store.
Charles II. Arthur went east this
morning for a business trip of a few
Remember June IA is the date of
.he Minstrel show at the Park opera
Loeniler. of the White Front Store
Us laying a new concrete entrance to
his store
sheldon's orchestra will furnish
music for the big Carnival minstrel
June 14th.
Frank I. Lee. who has been spend !
again
Commissioner Armstrong is remov.
ing number of dead trees that mar
red the beauty of the thoroughfare
along Fifth street.
DR. b. w. Griffin and family will
leave tomorrow morning for Seattle.
Washington where they will spend
the summer visiting relatives.
Mr.. c. A. Nichols. proprietor of
the Palace Pool room, and son Ra
mond left this morning for n two
weeks visit at his old home in Albion.
Nebraska.
The Fair store will be closed to.
morrow afternoon between the hours
of 100 and 400 o'clock that the EN-.
ployees may attend the funeral of
Mrs. Fern Smith Orr.
Lorin A. staley. the we'll known at
torney. formerly Of the firm of Buck
lin and Staley. has returned from an
extended trip to the coast for the
benefit of his health,
Mrs. James H. Cosgrove. is home
from an extended eastern trip. She
spent considerable time at her old
home in Cleveland, Ohio and met
many old time friends and acduaint-
ances.
Mrs. John G. Mckinney and daugh-
ter Ruth, who have spent the last
four months on an extended western
trip, arrived home on Saturday even.
ing. They spent Sunday in the city
and left last evening for their home
in Palisade. They report a most de,
lightful trip.
Mr.. II. C. Bedwell returned yes
terday from a weeks visit in Denver
bringing with him fine new hack
and team of light gray horses which
he recently purchased there for his
livery business in this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bedwell left this morning fol-
Denver to spend the week at the
races.
Miss Elsie Sullivan, who has beer
a student at the state university al
/ Boulder, arrived home Saturday She
will remain at home for a weeks va
cation and will then return to Boulder
to take six weeks summer coursC
/ in that institution. The many friend,
of Miss Sullivan are glad to welcom,
her back for her short vacation per
iod
Mrs. Emma NJ. WadBworth ant
daughter Ida, returned from For
| Collins Saturday night. Mrs. Wads
/ worth has been connected with tn,
state institution at that place ant
Miss Ida has been student in tn,
college. They VIII spend their va
cation in this city. at their old home
returning to the college again in tn,
! fall. The many friends of Mrs. Wads
worth and her daughter viii be glat
| to welcome them back again to thi
city.
The very distressing news was re
ceived this morning by Samuel n
Wheeler. by wire. that a nephew. AL
bert Wheeler. aged seventeen year
rsiding with his father. Walter
Wheeler. was accidentally killed oI
Saturday last by the accidental dis
charge OF a shotgun. while out on
cunning and fishing trip. The youni
man resided on a farm with the bro
ther of Mr.. Wheeler and was hi
fathers main dependence and assist
ant in the management of their larg'
farm. His uncle. Mr.. Wheeler o
this city says the COY was fine look
ing. manly fellow and his loss will b'
/ greatly felt by his family. From
what information Mr.. Wheeler has
the gun struck against log, causini
| the accidental discharge. He die,
| three hours after the contents of th'
barrel entered his breast.