The daily sentinel., 1906-04-24

young people thoroughly appreciated
and enjoyed his valuable remarks.
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1t is coming soon, that big May
day ball. Don't forget it.
c. A. Pryer and wife, of Enid. Ok
George e. Haskell. the druggist
lamoma, are new arrivals in the city.
arrived hime yesterday from Him
ois.
The funeral of Albert NJ Duckett.
who died Sunday at the hospital,
took place yesterday afternoon from
the residence of the father of the de-
ceased, W. L. Duckett, in the Bethel
community. Rev. Clarence Duckett.
of the Bethel Methodist church, CON
ducted the services. Interment at
Lobacli cemetery.
The Presbytery of Gunnison will
hold its opening session in the Pres
byterian church this evening at 1880
The opening sermon will be preach
ed by Rev Sylyanus Hampert of As
pen. Dr. r. C. Kirkwood of Colorado
Springs will conduct the communion
service. The public is cordially in
vited to attend this service.
So successful has been Georgia
Harper as Camille" both from an
artistic and financial standpoint. that
a PaciGs Coast critic has said: Geo
rgla Harper will become identified as
Camille" as was Clara Morris. JOS
eph jefferson as Rip Van Wrinkle,
and Booth as Hamlet" Miss Harper
will be seen at the Auditorium Fri
day night
e. b. Wilson. who was so pain
fully injured two weeks ago by be-
ing attacked by a vicious pony. was
able to resume his work at the post
Office yesterday His many friends
were glad to see him again. While
Mr.. Wilson's injuries were Of very
painful and quite serious nature
they were not as serious as at first
thought. hence he is able to be out
again much sooner than was expect
ed.
The dates of the Mesa County fair
have been decided upon and will be
September 2G. 27 and 2S with Tues
day for entrance day and Saturday
for closing up and Withdrawing the
exhibits. The fair at Hotchlliss is
the only one in this part Of the state
which conflicts. The new manage
ment is taking hold with vigor and
everything points to the most sue
cessfuI fair held in the couniy.-Pal-
isade Tribune.
To present just one example from
among many handsome profits in
dewberries. J. p. Baldridge last
year netted $1,000 cash. from the
sale of berries raised on about four
and one-half acres, and as this was
the FIRST season the patch had come
into bearing. It had by no means
reached its best. One can easily de
pend on an annual profit Of $1,000
from five acres planted to dewber-
ries.-P Plateau Voice.
r. e. Fulghum. the superintend-
ent of the afr grounds, has taken
nossession Of the residence that was
arranged for himself and family
within The fair grounds. Mr.. Full
ghum will spend his time ON the
grounds. looking after the work Of
making improvements and seeing
that there is no trespasslng on the
grounds. The decision of the board
of directors TO have the superintend-
ent of the fair grounds. has taken
one.
Mrs. Victor a. Tharpe will leave
Sunday for Los Angeles. California
70 loin her husband who went ont to
tba coast two weeks ago. Mrs Tharp
stoies that her husband is highly
nleased with Los Angeles and they
expect 10 reside there permanently.
Mrs. Tharpe is closing up her nus
hands business affairs I this city this
week. The recent earthquake horror
has NOT affect edthet mikes
has not affected the family's desire
TO remove to California.
Frank Kenyon. the restaurant
cook. who was arrested on the charge
of creating a disturbance at the serV'
ICES OF the Salvation army on sat
nrdav night. was fined $500 and
costs in police court yesterday aiter-
mon. john Higgins whose face Is
most familiar in the police court was
nm again to answer the charge OF
beine drunk and disorderly. He was
fined $1,000 and costs. A suspend
ed sentence called for $13-SO was al
so called into effect upon Higgins
Neither man was able to pay up an'