The daily sentinel., 1906-06-13

at the G.. V. Store.
Mrs. Daniel Kirby and daughters
have left Salt Lake City and have re-
moved to Atlanta, Idaho.
Framed and unframed pictures at
one-half cost during week of June 1 1
to 10th inclusive at the G.. V. Store.
Miss Madge Corcoran, daughter of
Mrs. Mary Corcoran. graduates from
Wolfe Hall. Miss Wolcott's famous
school in Denver today. Miss Cor
coran is a sister of Messrs. Austin
George and Miss Francis Corcoran, of
this city. She is expected home to
spend her summer vacation in this
city.
C. II. Covey, has written to friends
that he will return to this city short
ly. Mr.. c ovey was not taken ser
iously when he started away this last
time to seek new location. His in
tentions as to remaining are not pos
itiyely known, but it is thought he
will take up the thread of existence
again in this city.
The Mesa County bank is distrib-
uting to its customers the handiest
telephone attachment, ever produc-
ed. 1t is a quick and ready call re
ccptical. II contains a number of
leaves. arranged in alphabetic order,
upon which leaves can be entered the
names of those individuals. firms or
corporations to whom a call is most
frequently directed. The outside Of
the cover is made of aluminium and
the leaves are detachable and of card
board. 1t is handy little arrange
ment and as 1t is never in the road,
is a valuablye little souvenir. The
bank was distributing them this
morning to its customers.
DR.. A. r. Craig. the old time east
ern and politician, was an arrival in
the city last night. DIR. Craig was
chairman of the Republican county
central committee several years ago.
but since he was deposed from office
ty the new political light in the Plat
eau, Col. w. T. S, May. he is not SO
high in political circles as he was
His business to the city today, while
he has not said so directly, It to look
over the conditions here and see
where he stands in the coming cam
paign.
Tomorrow night occurs the June
dance by the young ladies' of st. JOS
cph's Catholic church. These young
ladies have undertaken q most com
iuendable work, in providing hand
some art window for the new st
Jospeh's church and have teaken
this. among other ways of securing
Sufficient money to pay for same.
They should be patronized for their
unselfish work. This dance tomorrow
night promises to be one of the best
of the season, as the young ladies
are working very hard to make il
great success.
i'he big Colored Carnival Minstrel
show tomorrow night by the colored
PEOPLE of this city in aid of Pinon
Mesa lodge. A. f. & A. NJ. The art
lists who will appear In the program
are all well known colored people
who in times past have given exhi
bitioDs of more than ordinary tai
ent. The big Minstrel Carnival show
at the Park opera house tomorrow
night, is an event which will give
you real genuine fun and enjoyment
II is not the first time these people
have essayed minstrel show and
they are not to be included in the
nov ice class by any means. The
cause is most worthy one and you'll
have no reasonn to regret your hng-
ing been one of the big crowd VINO
viii attend tomorrow night, II you
decide to go.
Little 2-year-old frankie Adshade
was a client of Attorney Greer yes
terday. Mr. Greer was busy at his
desk when on looking up he saw the
little fellow clutching n half eaten
cookie In one hand and slowly MAX
ing his way into the room. The
stopped on the threshold
of the doorway for minute to size
up the surroundings and being pret-
ty well satisfied entered the room,
toddled up to Mr.. Greer's desk. The
little visitor seemed to have no es-
pecially urgent business and his call
seemed to be more in the nature of
social call than one of business. He
was quite willing to be talked to but
had little to say for himself. He soon
made himself at home, however, and
II was several hours afterward when
Mr.. Greer and Mr.. Coles had given
up trying to place the boy that he
was found by his older brother who
came running into the room in state
of excitement and catching sight of
he boy broke out into a smile and
handed the youngster a fresh cookie.
He said he left him sitting
in the seat of his wagon which was
hitched out in front of the offices and
had told him to stay there until he
returned. The little two-year-old |
man had climbed out of the wagon
and up the stairs to the attorneys |
office all by himself,