The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-12-13

George Grlggs. OF Alabama. Fred
Winston, w. X. and G.. X Jones.
An Elegant Dinner.
On last Sunday Mrs. Harry p.
Gamble invited a number of the
friends of her husband, Hon. III.
p. Gamble, to partake of a
dinner with her and her husband,
who had just returned from his
Legislative duties. The guests
were Honorables o. Nj. Gri,ham,
w. NJ. Wallace, DIR. l. +. Siess,
Messrs. w. +. Cooper, L. j..
Drewett. M. III. O'Connell, Will
A. Strong and j. w. TeddIIe.
1 he guests were received by
Hon. and Mrs. III. p. Gamble and
after salutations aud u pleasant
social chat, the amiabIe hustess
lead her guests To the dining
room which was elegantly and
tastefully arranged and a dinner
WAS served thas would hav; sat
i>fied the most exacting gourme.
lt Is useless to name the menu,
except that in front of DIR. L. X.
Sless. the prince of caryers, was
placed a splendidly cooked
national birl. The bouilions,
salads, vegetables, iellies and
sauces with the turkey. and other
viands were prepared in the most
perfect manner, which would
have done credit to the most
perienced chef, and to assist
digestion, this splendid hostess
set before her guests some of her
own make of unfermented dew
berry wine, with which the health,
happiness and prosperity of the
host and hostess were drunk.
The dinner being perfect, and the
social antilles enjoyed, the guests
left later voting Mrs. Gamble a
most delightful entertainer.
Salisbury Stock Company.
The above company came to
Winfield Monday for a week
engagement at the Opera House
with a well earned reputation.
They opened Monday night with
the four-act comedy drama, "At
Piney Wood," and were greeted
with a good audience. The COM
pany is a strong one and their
renditions have thus far created a
most favorable impression. attest
ed by the frequent applause of
those who attend. The leading
roles by j. Roy Bennett and Miss
Myrtle McGrain are strongly
portrayed and ably sustained by
the other members of the COM
pany. They have furnished a
week of genuine enjoyment to
the amusement loving people of
Winfield. The acting is natural
snd not o, ,erdrawn, and has con.
firmed the favorable comments
of the press. Hearts of the
Blue RIDGE" was given Wednes-
day night to a good audience, and
"In Nevada" Thursday night.
There will be grand family
matinee tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 Mt the popular prices of Is
and % cents, aud performance
at night.
The management are to be
congratulated on having secured
this strong company. Those who
have failed to attend the theatre
should avail themselves of an
evening of genuine enjoyment
before the engagement is closed
Saturday night. Salisbury Stock
Co., will carry away with them
the genuine endorsement of the
WINFIELD theatre goers when
they leave.
Dissolution OF Copartnership
The copartnership existing
between j. w. Douglas aud L.
Il. Neill, in the saw mill two
miles north of WINFIELD, has
this day been dissolved, j. w.
Douglas having bought the
interest owned by l.. r. Neill,
assuming all liabilities and col
lects all the debts. Taking effect
from and after Dec. 7th. 1907.
j. w. DOUGLAS.
dl3-3t l.. r. NELL.
Lost
Wednesday. Dec. IL, between
1890 aud ll:30 a. m., one ladies'
watch; open face. gold dial. As
it was purchased in London.
England. the owner values it
very highly. If finder will kindly
return to G. B. Spanelcr he win
roooivn : hnndoomo nowarx1