The daily sentinel., 1906-06-12

Where are you going? "why to
hear tbs Minstrels Thursday even
Mr.. C. H. Van Dalsem is i'll with
typhoid fever at his home on White
avenue.
Remember the big ball of the lad
les of st. Joseph's church on Thurs
day June 14th.
You will enjoy seeing the little
girls in their song and dance Thurs
day night at the Opera house.
Mrs. John G. Cropsey. in the coun-
try. will entertain Thursday at
luncheon. in honor. of Miss Fauss.
Framed and unframed pictures at
one-half cost during week of June l 1
to 10th inclusive at the G. V. Store.
It will be a June ball and it will
be delightful. The ball of the lad
les of st. Joseph's church, on Thurs
day June 14th.
NOTICE-Will party who borrowed
a band uniform at the Pastime to
wear to masquerade ball kindly re-
turn same to John Brainerd.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Gracey,
of LaPlata, Idaho, are visiting in the
city for a few days Mr.. Gracey is
former citizen of Grand Junction.
The young ladies of st. Joseph's
Catholic church promise one of the
best times of the year at their soc
ial hop to take place at the Auditor
ium Thursday June 14th.
The teamsters baseball team would
like a game for Sunday afternoon
with any picked nine in the city. The
clerks or office men preferred. See
Sandy Hoodenpyle, captain.
Miss Ida Wadsworth, Just home
from the Agricultural college. enter
tains this afternoon at six O'Clock
dinner, all those young ladies home
from college and school will be the
guests.
Lee Williams will close his coffee
ment cf the Western hotel dining
room and kitchen. He will serve the
first dinner Sunday June 18th at five
O'Clock
1t is said that Bert Ennour, the
well known cattleman of Whitewater
will establish a stage line over the
proposed route of the new Colorado
and Southwestern railroad, very
shortly.
Mrs. Katherine Kempei-. mother
of Mrs. Herman Hoesch, will leave
tonight for Denver. There she will
join Mrs. Walter Wilhelmy and
daughters and start for New York.
From New York they will sail for
Germany on the Kaiser William IL.
They will absent about three
months.
Mrs. Edith r. Frohn, wife of the
late Herman Frohn and her sister
Mrs. F.. j. Hannin, are visiting at the
home of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. s. Ramsey at COS Grand avenue
Mrs. Hannin has been a resident OF
Columbus, Kansas for some time.
but will spend the major portion OF
the summer at Glenwpod Springs
The home of Mrs. w. f. White on
North Seventh street was the scene
of pretty party this afternoon when
Mrs. White and Mrs. c. b. Rich joint
ly entertained at finch in honor OF
Miss Bell Fauss of Denver. The
rooms were beautiful and fragrant
with the great profusion of roses
the flowers of the reason, which form
ed the chief decoration. There were
about thirty ladies' present.
Members of Book Cliff Camp No
81 w. o. w. were entertained de
lightfully last evening by their en-
tertainment committee after the
regular business meeting was held
when the crowd adjourned to tbs
basement of the Odd Fellows build
/ ing and partook of refreshments.
After the refreshments corn cob pipe
and tobacco were passed around ant
the remainder of the evening wa
spent in initiating the new Missour
mserchaums. One candidate was tax
en- in last evening.
Fred Worth, who was taken NJ
last evening by Marshall Wallis ant
was fined $500 and costs in the po
] lice court this morning now lang
uishes on the bread and water die
in the city prison, having refused t
shoulder a shovel with the othei
prisoners. After his sentence haC
been pronounced this morning thu
marshall started Worth out with tn,
rest of the gang but he refused to &
saying he wouldn't work under an!
consideration. He was consequent,
taken back to his cell and will b.
kept there on bread and water unit
he gets ready to shoulder shove
and work out his fine on the street
1 This is the first application of tn,
bread and water treatment since thu
new order looking toward the clean
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