The daily sentinel., 1906-06-05

Tents and wogon covers at Fred
Manteys.
Mrs. orson Adams, Jr., will give an
informal musical Thursday after
noon in honor of Miss Fauss, her
guest.
The friends of Dave Seton who has
! been driving the famous Hastings
Boy of the Bedwell barn, cay about
town that he looks pretty well behind
a 2:13 horse.
Smith, is critically i'll this afternoon
and her life is despaired Of She
has been III for quite some time.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Cath
olicc hurch will give an ice cream
social at the home of Mrs. Norman
Hoesch, Fifth and Grand, Wednes-
day evening.
c. F. McDonough, of Canton, Ill
an old time friend of L. X. Byers,
the attorney. was an arrival in the
city at noon today, on visit OF few
days to his old time friend and ac-
quaintance, en- route to the Pacific
coast.
Judge and Mrs. Gustave Van
Hoorebeke will leave this city on the
18th of the month for an extended
Pacific coast trip. They will take a
cottage for some time at Ocean Beach
for the benefit of Mrs. Van Hoore-
beke's health.
Miss Ethel Griffith returned last
evening from Glenwood Springs,
where she has been visiting for the
past week. Miss Griffith has accept
ed a position in the Sturtevant-Q -Quist
drug store and will assume her new
duties Immediately
Mr.. ]. II. Rankin has been i'll at
his home on Chipeta avenue for sew
eral days and Is now much better.
When Mr.. Rankin was up in the Plat
eau Valley country last week he had
a tooth extracted and since that time
has had several hemorrhages.
Mr.. c. d. Smith, the druggist came
out in a bran new automobile this
morning which he bought when he
was in Denver some time ago. The
new machine is Perce runabout of
ten horsepower. Mr.. Smith took II
of the car this morning and rode
home in 1t and since then has been
running very nicely.
a minstrel show composed of the
very best colored talent in the city
will entertain and delight you at
Park opera house Thursday evening
June fourteenth The company has
perfected itself in song, dance and
specialties and solicit the patronage
of our liberal theatre goers. Gener-
al admission rs cents, gallery 10 cts.
Benefit of Pinon Mesa lodge.
Miss Belle Fauss, of Denver. was
an arrival in the city at noon today
and will-be the guest of Mrs. Orson
Jr.. during her stay in the
city. Miss Fauss was formerly resi-
dent of this city, having been one of
the city's foremost musicians for sew
eral years. She is we'll known in musi-
cal circles and her many friends will
be glad to renew acquaintance with
her.
o. w Hoskins and the Paxton
family who were arrested Sunday
evening on the Hoslsins ranch by II. !
r. DeLong were given a hearing in
,ase was originally set for ten o.
ilock this morning in Judge Swe-
ley's court but by change of venue
was transferred to Judge Byers' |
court. The case was conducted in |
he court room and lasted nearly all |
afternoon.
Attorney Fry of this city who spent |
yesterday in Fruita reports that the 4
water company's men who are WORK
ng on the mountain water scheme |
have installed a ferry across the |
liver, and that there are now twenty |
men working on the road which win I
-un along the line of the pipe line
He said that they would probably put |
IN ten or twenty more men in a day or |
TWO for they are up against a pret- |
Iy steep grade now while they are
are getting from the rive to the top |
Of the mesa.
Captain Woolsey, who brought TO
this office last Saturday box of
but who had to acknowl
edge that he had been beaten by some
on exhibition by Scott Hickman,
came to the Office today with a box
that were stunners. one of the
measured five and one
third Inches in circumference and was
n corker. He said he did not think
that Hickman could beat that one
berry. David Welsh. fireman who
also owns a big patch. came in for
homors, but the captain is ahead
so far. He states that he hates to be
beaten on the size of strawberry.
w. C. Boyer received telegram
this morning from f. C. Larrabee of
Washington, commissioner of Ind
ian affairs, asking him to send inn
mediately samples of the brick which
he proposed in his bid to use in erect
ing the buildings at the Indian school
should he be awarded the CON
tract. He sent Immediately by ex-
press samples of the Colorado face
brick, the Crawford brick and Boy
er brick made in his own yards. This
is the first word any of the contrac-
tors have received from Washington
authorities since the opening of the
bids last week.