The daily sentinel., 1906-03-17
No. 3 was Two hours late this after

No. 3 was two hours late this after
F. w. Hooper. NJ. C. Hooper and
]. F. Fleming. of Red Cliff, are in the
city today.
noon until Monday. Its work is aDout
finished for the present term.
You can buy 25 cent quality oil
Misses and children's black, fine rib
bed hose, all sizes for 15 cents per
pair next week at the Fashion.
st. Matthews: Holy communion
at s am; morning prayer at la.
m: evening prayer at 1880 pm
Sunday school at 10 am, Rev. Z.
w. G. Lyon. rector.
The maximum temperature yes
kerday was Sc degrees. the mini
mum temperature this morning was
p degrees. Total precipitation, -16.
Snow and colder tonight and sun
day.
Don't miss your opportunity of pur-
chasing a supply for the season OF
Misses and children's fast black fine
ribbed hose next week at The Fash
ion. The 25 cent quality goes for 10
cents.
Mrs. Ella spangler. win leave for
Denver tonight to study the styles
and fashions. She will be accompan-
led by Miss Juanita Goodwin. They
will be absent from the city about
two weeeks.
4. NJ. Et Church: Services at IL
am. and 7:45 pm. Mrs. Dorcas
Watson, evangelistsfro Pueblo will
deliver sermons for this church to-
morrow. Sunday school at pm.
Christian Endeavor at 700 pm.
The young ladies of the Fruit
Of 10
b. S. c. society entertained the young
gentlemen last night at the home of
Miss Dolly Simmons. delightful
evening was enjoyed.
The Methodist church was filled al
most to overfiowing laset night and
the congregation gave the closest
attention to a powerful sermon de-
livered by Mr.. Mahood. The evan
gelist has made a most favorable i'm
preston upon all who heard him. He
Is certainly a minister of remarkable
ability and a speaker of most pleas
ing manner. There VIII be no serv-
ice tonight.
The OFF. Whist club was pleas
ly entertained last evening at the
Van Buren, home on East Main street
by Miss Edith Turner. The highest
score of the evening was made by
Miss Eta Kahn. The luncheon serv-
ed late in the evening was more than
delightful. Miss Turner proved
charming hostess and the club will
count last night among its happiest
There will be only two more meetings
of the club this season, one with Miss
Ferbrache and one with Miss Prim-
rose.
This morning two boys entered one
of the rear rooms of the Lutes Candy
kitchen while MIR. Lutes and his
son-in-law, Mr. McNulty were in the
adjoining room. The boys We're only
in the rom an instant before their
presence was discovered. They left
Immediately and Mr.. Lutes thought
they had taken nothing or damag
ed anything. However on examin-
alton Mr. McNulty found that one of
the boys had turned the water out of
The gasoline engine and had ii not
been discovered in time the engines
cylinder would have been wrecked.
Mr. McNulty ran after the boys and
succeeded in capturing one of them
and turned him over to the officers.
The other boy viii be apprehended
and both will be arraigned in police
court If proven guilty the boys
should he severely punished. Such
action is nothing less than criminal.
William II. Britton, Jr. advance
representative of the National Grand
opera company. Is in the city today
perfechng arrangements VT tn Man
ager Haskell of the Park opera house
for the appearance of the attraction in
this city on Saturday evening. March
"a. The National Grand opera COM
pany is pronounced by the press one
of the strongest grand opera cam
panies touring the country this sea-
son. No one star is featured but
every member of the company is of
the highest class and deserves ito
rank as star. George JenlIin, the
eompany's tenor has but few equals
in the country At the conclusion of
the present season Mr.. Jenkin will
go to Europe to fill three years en-
gagment in grand opera. The com
pany will give selections from
aust" "Parsifal." I'll Trovatore"
and other of the great operas. Each
scene Will be correctly and elegantly
staged with the best of scenery and
the costuming will be correct. The
company has met with great success
on every engagement and has yet to
get an adverse criticism. The high
class attraction will draw a large
audience in this city. as the lovers
of grand opera are numerous in
] Grand Junction,