The daily sentinel., 1906-06-11

1 Candies-all at 15Tcents a pound
at the G. V. Store.
John Vaughn made a flying trip to
the Cameo coal mines yesterday
Remember the big ball of the lad
les of st. Joseph's church on Thurs
day June 14th.
Otto Splettstoesser went to Aspen
yesterday on a business matter. re
turning to this city today at noon.
| Framed and unframed pictures al
one-half cost during week of June IL
to 10th inclusive at the G. V. Store
John H. Clark. the well known La
Sal mining promoter was a visitor
in the city today. Mr.. Clark left on
| the noon train for his mining prop
critics in the LaSal.
The young ladies of st. Joseph S
Catholic church promise one of the
best times of the year at their soc
ial hop to take place at the Auditor
ium Thursday June 14th.
The teamsters baseball team would
like a game for Sunday afternoon
with any picked nine in the city The
clerks or office men preferred See
Sandy Hoodenpyle. captain.
Thursday is field day at Teller in
stitute and the Indian boys are max.
ing special preparations to have a
right royal good time. All character
of sport will take place on that day.
Mrs. John Conley and son John,
left yesterday evening for ElPaso,
Texas, where they will spend the sum
mer with Mrs. Conley's parents in
the hopes of recovering her health in
lower altitude.
The Carnegie library board will
meet tonight. w. S. Phillips who
was recently elected to fill the va
caney caused by the resignation of
Mrs. e. p. Chester, will take his seat
on the board tonight
Rev. G. w. G. Lyon rector of St
Matthews Episcopal church will leave
tomorrow on No. for Salt Lake City
to attend the annual convoeation of
the missionary district of Salt Lake
which includes the western part of
Colorado. Rev. Lyon will be absent
about a week
Yesterday was Childrens Day in
several of the churches. of this city
and the sidewalks leading to them in
the morning were pretty sights with
the little folks in white dresses and
carrying flowers. The services were
very pretty and attracted many visit
ors among the older folks.
In all probability Leon Chapman.
secretary and w. II. Haines, president
OF the Mesa County Fair association
will attend the Derby day races at
Overland park in Denver. Their trip
is taken in an endeavor to secure
some of the fast horses for the com
ing big fair in this city in August.
Leon ]. Chapman. secretary of the
fair association took trip to Mast
yesterday. which is located at the
continental divide. on the line of the
II a
to angle in the whirling waters of
the Frying Pan. He had some luck.
but he says that the water is still too
high for good fishing.
No. 105 on the Midland bringing
home a large number of passengers
who had spent the day at Glenwood
was delayed about an hour and
was held. at Rife on account of the
broken down engine. Something
about the locomotive broke east of
Rifle and upon reaching Rife they
stopped to make repairs.
Mr.. Joseph p. Davis an employee
of the Excelsior laundry and Miss
Pearl Owen were married yesterday
afternoon by Rev. c. w. G. Lyon at
the home of the bride on Colorado
avenue. Both young people have a
large circle of friends in the city who
were agreeably surprised at the news
of their marriage. They will make
their home in Grand Junction.
The invinciable Pallsade ball team
crossed bats with the Rural Rubes
at the Teller Institute grounds on
Saturday afternoon last. The Rural
Rubes were taken to coventry to
the tune of 13 to l. There was con
siderable betting on the result, the
hackers of the Palisade team back
ing up their judgment of their home
team. with large or small amounts.
all bets being taken by the Palisade
boys.
The little daughter of Mr.. Caleb
Patterson the laundryman gave her
parents much concern as to her
whereabouts yesterday afternoon
when she was missed at her home and
no amount of calling and searching
about the premises gave them any
clew to finding the missing child. Fin
ally giving up hopes of finding her
in the immediate neightborhood Mr..
Patterson hired rig and started out
into larger territory. Later in the
afternoon he found the little tot sit
ting on the porch of house near
the corner of Sth and Grand avenue
rather tired after her long journey
from her home on Colorado avenue
but in good spirits.