The daily sentinel., 1906-02-27

Don't be lobster-smoke the Ell
The odd Fellows meet tonight in
The Currie farewell dance tonight
yourself.
The Woman's relief corps will hold
a meeting tomorrow afternoon nj
Odd Fellows hall.
Tonight. The farwen dance of
the Currie dancing school. at the
Auditorium. Don't miss it.
The Bargain House auctions start
tomorrow and much interest is al
ready manifested in the sales.
The brightest. cleanest. funniest
play on the market is The Missouri
Girl. Auditorium March 18th.
The Woman's club is in session
this afternoon al the home of Mrs.
James |. Hamilton on White avenue
Tonight the card members of the
Knights Of Pythias lodge meet at the
oiice of \. f. Coles in the Canon
Block
The Missouri Girl" with Zeke and
Daisy and their fun making associat-
es Will be seen at the Auditomium
March 5th
The county commissioners are in
session again this week and much
business will he transacted before
an adjournment is taken.
The Epworth League members and
their friends will enjoy a social at
the home of Mrs. A. y Johnson OF
East Main street Friday night
The afternoon spent with Mrs. W.
f. White yesterday by the Reviewers
CUB was an exceedingly pleasant
one Tor the members in attendance.
Charles Thomas. local editor OF
the Ouray Herald, has been visiting
his parents near the city the past
three days returning TO Ouray this
morning
The general meeting OF the mem
bers OF the Chamber of Commerce
arranged some time ago for Friday
night will probably be postponed uu-
I'll later date
Remember the big dance tonight
as farewell hop OF the Currie dane
ing school Fine music and a good
time for all who attend Everybody
cordially invited.
The infant child of John Steele re-
siding near the Grand Dairy. died
last night The funeral took place |
this afternoon. interment at Orchard |
mesa cemetery. Undertaken L. A. |
Krohn had charge of the interment |
A. r. Walsh. who was stabbed Sat
urday night by John Chamberlain. is |
getting along very nicely although |
his wound has given him much pain. !
From all reports the attack made up
on him by Chamberlain was of 1
most cowardly nature.
The theatres of the city will of |
fer competing attraction Monday |
night. THE Missouri Girl" will be |
90 nj IA W IA l.
gan in New York will be the attrac-
tion at the Park opera house. Both
shows will probably draw large
crowds
The real estate men of the city
held another melting last night at
the Offices of the Chamber of Com
meree. Various matters were dis
cussed but no business of general in
terest TO the public was transacted.
The perfecting of the permanent or
ganization was postponed until the
next meeting
"The Missouri Girl" is a comedy
drama that produces more genuine
hearty laughter than anything yet
In connection with strong
and interesting plot, il contains the
most ludicrous situations ever con
ceived. The company presenting the
play this season is composed of some
Of the best known people in the the
ltrical profession. who are fully cap
able of extracting this fun, and dol
ing It out TO the public in most sat
sfactory manner. Nine of the old
iavorites remain in the cast: some of
them have played their respective |
roles continuously for the past eight
seasons. this guarantees a frst-class
The new people added
his season were selected for their
peculiar fitness for the roles they
we're to assume and it is safe to pre-
lict that a better than ever line
,au safely be added to the advertis-
ng matter. The vaudeville portion
If the show has been enlarged and
strengthened The same Zeke and
ais famous clodhopper dances. the
same Daisy with her original songs
md lot of new specialties, never be
bore seen in the play will be ntroduc-
ed in the birthday party scene.
The production win be seen in its
,ntirety at the Auditorium on Mon
iav night, March 9TH.