The daily sentinel., 1906-01-25


on time.
There was very important ses-
sion of the Eagles last night
Experience and if you don't believe
it send your wool blankets to the Ex-
celsior Laundry. See the results
Queer 'hain't' it"
Wednesday night, January. 81 is
the date of the first annual ball of
the railway Call boys. AT the Audi
torium Best music obtainable. ex-
cellent program, and the best ar
rangements regarding eveIy feature.
Tomorrow night the Eagles will
have one or more limitations and then
following the business session there
will be a big social session which Will
be made notable by many pleasant
fetures. A fun attendance OF the
members is desired.
Judge Charles f. Casweu return
ed home today at noon from Denver
where he appeared before the SUI
preme court yesterday as one of the
attorneys in the suit Of Brockway VS..
the Grand Valley Irrigation company.
The judge is an attorney for the de
PENDANT.
Three and one-half pounds is the
weight of pretty little baby girl
that was born yesterday afternoon TO
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Bryant, who re
side on West Main street. The light
weight little stranger is fully develop
ed and DR.. Abbott, the attending
physician states that it is healthy and
will live.
All arrangements have been per-
fected for big basket ball game to
take place Friday night at eight o.
clock at Turner hall. The young men
of the Athletic association will contest
with the Turner's team. The game
will be followed by a big dance.
Everybody who enjoys good game of
basket ball should not fail to witness
this event. An admission of % cents
will be charged.
Yesterday at two-o'clocll din
ner Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Clary enter
tanned a small parties of friends at
their home on Ouray avenue. All
those present We're former residents
of Indepenee. Kansas. consequently
this bringing together of old time
friends made the afternoon a delight
full one. The dinner was notable for
its elegance and the great variety of
the delicacies The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. william Boone. Mr.. and
Mrs John Vaughn, MIR. and Mrs.
wamouh and Floy d Wilson 1t was
given in honor of the 18TH wedding
anniversary.
Hi Croft who took exception to
a Geographic dispatch appearing in a
local paper some days ago regarding
conditions at Zion City. the Dowie
settlement sent copies of the dis
patch to John d. Spiecher, head over
seer in the Dowieite city. Yesterday
Mr.. Croft received letter from the
overseer stating that he had never
read a more false statement. that the
dispatch which was sent out from
Chicago was net work of false
/ hoods. Mr.. Speicher, who is per-
sonal friend of Mr.. Croft declared in
his letter that conditions at Zion
City were the same as they had ever
been, of the highest moral nature.
There was smashup this morning
at Cameo between Colorado Midland
passenger train, No. 105 and freight
train No. CO east bound 1t seemed
p
the Denver & Rio Grande passenger.
at Palisade and then started on TO
Cameo where it was to run onto a
switch and let No. 105 pass. The
freight had turned into the switch
at Cameo when the passenger train
came upon the freight. There were
still three or four cars and the Ca
boose on the main track and with
these the passenger train collded.
However. none of the cars were
thrown off the track and no one was
injured. There was a delay of two
hours while the tracks were being
cleared. The damage to rolling stock
was not heavy.
One of the biggest and most enjoy
able lodge social sessions in the city
during the past two months occur
red last night at Elks hall when the
Daughters of Pocohontas entertain
ed the members of their amliating
order. the Improved Order of Red
men. there was large number OF
members of both lodges present and
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