The daily sentinel., 1907-02-23

d. NJ. Lander was an arrival toda,
from Salt Lake City.
Call on the new dressmaker at the
millinery parlors at IL n. Fifth st
Apprentices wanted.
Mrs. Roe. the, milliner, returned
home yesterday at noon from her Wis
it to the eastern markets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Van Hoore-
beke entertained a number of friends
at her home on East Main street
home.
This afternoon Mrs. Otto Forty is
entertaining a large party of ladies
at her home on East Main street, at
cards.
Florence d. Mahoney returned TO
the city last night from Springfield.
Illinois, to which city he was called
by the fatal illness of his mother.
A. E. Peck of Green River, Utah, is
in the city today the guest of his par
ents, Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. A. J..
Peck. He will remain over Sun
day.
w. II. LaCoste, manager of the La
Coste Dry Goods Company. leaves to-
morrow night for New York City to
make selections for his spring and
summer stocks.
NJ. G. Wolyerton and family are
Eow located at Redlands, California.
and as usual they are keeping up with
the movements of Grand Junction
through the Sentinel.
Miss Mary Hoskins entertained a
few friends very delightfully."- last
evening at her home on North Sew
enth street. Three or four couples
were the guests of the Young lady.
The Fraternal Union of America
will give card social for its mem
bers and friends at the De la Mar
home on Colorado avenue next Tues
day evening. 1t promises to be de
lightful affair.
Already two hundred plates have
been engaged for the annual banquet
of the Knights of Pythias which takes
place at Margery hall next Thursday
evening. 1t will be one of the most
brilliant affairs of its kind ever given
in the city.
The officers have been making in
ouiries for the owner of a bicycle
which was picked up on the streets
the other night and placed in safe
keeping in the police station. Any
one having wheel missing should
call and see if this wheel is theirs.
Miss .Schuster. whose name was
as one of the contestants
in the fight between the four girls
which took place on Colorado avenue
a few days ago. Indignantly denies
that she took part in the row and
asks the Sentinel to make a statement
TO that effect.
Yesterday afternoon A. e. Work |
was found in a badly intoxicted con
1ition on Fourth street near the post
office He was lodged in Jail. This
llolulnS JuuSt pNcheN baNS hihi 90
and costs and as he could not pay
up Work will have TO work on the
streets.
T. 7. Burns, an old time conductor
IN the Colorado Midland has purchas-
I'd the Cotter farm on the Gunnison
liver under the new Redlands ditch
his being the first piece of land sold
" the Redlands company. The deal
as made through the agency of Mil
err G Coeh.
Waldo Leslie Hawkins, the young
on of Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Hawkins,
esiding at 18th and Rood streets,
celebrated his birthday yesterday /
With quite a number of his young
riends. Games and other amuse-
nents were provided for the enter
ainment of his young guests, follow
ID by a delightful lunch, which was
most thoroughly enjoyed.
Miss Ida Staup. daughter of Mr..
". T. staup. one of the best known
anchmen of the whitewater country,
,ho has been spending the winter in
he city pursuing her musical stud
es is very i'll with the measles at
Ter home near Whitewater. Miss
;taup has been boarding at the home
# Mr.. and Mrs. Paul De La Mar dur
ng her stay in the city.
The title "Old Arkansaw' may, but
irst glance seem little somber, but
f you will just think of the eomieal
an author has in deal
ng with characters taken from that
tate. you can gather some idea of
he fun that is seen in Fred Ray
great play, which comes to
he Park opera house on Saturday
farch 2. The seat sale for "old Ar
ansaw" opens at Haskells Pharmacy
ecure yours early if you want a good
ne.
In yesterday mornings Denver
Jews there appeared a handsome
icteure of Senator Horace 7. De-
.ong of this city but the News was
OF inclined to give the picture the
roper credit and announced 1t was
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