Daily camera. [volume], February 13, 1897, Image 4

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out a prescription and send in your bill.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Prof, Roe was in Denver on business
- today, :
Mr. R. H. Whiteley went to Denve:
today.
Miss Lovelace went to Denver this
morning.
Mr.and. Mrs. W. H. McLeod have
been visiting friends in Denver.
Charley Cook went to Denver last
night to take in Sousa’s concert.
B 100 (T T
Mr, and Mrs. Clemmer were passen
gerg on the morning ‘rain to Denver.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Lewis M, Jain and Lizzie Mc-
Glancyeadan i o ¥
Father Hoyle, who has beeu seriously
threatened with pneumonia, is a little
better today.
Miss Gertrude Kennedy is confined
‘to her bed and measles issupposed to be
‘the outcome. ' :
The regular monthly meeting of Bishop
Hartzell's Sun ay school class will meet
at Mrs. Hornbeck’s tonight.
W. T. Bailey, ex-postmaster of Marsh
altown, lowa, spent yesterday visiting
aith his friend, Judge H. C. Henderson.
Miss Bradford’s concert, Temple hall,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Feb
16th and 17th, Tickets at Fonda’s and
Boeck's.
Mrs. S. C. Balch and her two daughters
came inon the morning train. They will
visit several days with with Mrs, O. H,
Wangelin.,
A junior pastor arrived at the home of
Rev. R. A. Chase at Canon City, a few
days ago, weighing nine pounds. Boul
der congratulates.
The Friday musical met at the home
of Mrs. Charles Couleban yesterday af
ternoon. Balfe and Sullivan were the
composers of the day. .
The proceedings against the Har lock
er estate yesterday afternoon in the
county court resulted in favor of the de
fendant. Notice of an appeal was filed.
The remains of the late Mrs. H, M.
Russell will, be forwarded to Boulder to
day. The funeral services will occur to
.moirow afternoon at 4 o'clock from the
residence of Mr, R. H. Whiteley Mr.
Russell is expected to arrive from Cali
{ornia today. 1
Miss Marie Walker, late assistant to
Proi. Martine of Denver, is now at the
St. julien hotel, and will open a dancing
academy atiHotel St. Julien on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 'l6th at 7:30. Children’s |
class every® Saturday at 2p. m. MlssJ
Walker wijll give private lessons in!
dancing any hour by appointment. Al
the latest and most fashionable dances,
are taught with rapidity and elegance of |
movement. True and systematic method |
of instruction, as practiced in society ofl
today. The usual attention given to the '
rapid advancement of pupils, Call on]
Miss Walker, at the hotel, for terms. |
E. L. Mann, who bas been spending a
couple of months in Czlifornia, has re
turned to Boulder and is now on the sick
lst, L AMRRNGEEN 14 T RER,
An informa! card party was held last
evening 4t Mr. Frcd Kohler’s. About
four tables were filled and a very pleas
ant evening was spent.
Miss Gertrude Barkley, who will ar
rive from Pueblo this evening and will
sing at the Mcthodist church services to
morrow, will be the guest of Mrs, E. J.
‘ Temple.
~ Invitations have been issued by the
Ladies Union of the Methodist church
for a reception to be given to the ladies
of the church at the home of Mrs. Horn
beck, Wedne-day, Feb, 17th from 2 till 5.
The order of the Knights of the Mac
cabees is progressing very finely. Twelve
applications are on file and initiatory
work will be presented atthe regular
lodge meetings for some time to come.
The members are feeling very enthusi
astic over the progress being made.
The Rev. Mr. Caverno has received
the sad news that his daughter-in-law,
Matilda Bacon, wife of Xenophon Cav
erno, died of pneumonia at Kewanee,
1111.,, Wednesday of this week. Mrs.i
Caverno spent partof the summer in ‘
Boulder two years ago and had many
acquaintances here. ‘
Poultry supplies at Coulehan’s,
-1 F. Tuttle Jr., Esq., of Denver, will
give an address in the Presbyterian
church tomorrow night. Subject: “The
Puritan and His Idea.” Mr, Tuttle is
the president of the society of the Sons
of the Revoluiion and a frequent and
able contributor to current literature.
He isa very attractive speaker.
The university dance last evening for
the benefit of the Athletic association
wasa greatsuccess, although the receipts
will fall a little short of balancing the
deficit of the club. About 50 couples
were present and Lohman’s orchestra
furnished the splendid music usual to
them. Aill regular university dances
will be held in the temple hereafter as
the chape! is too small to accommodate
the crowd.
Out of respect to the late George S.
Gibson, the Boulder National bank and
the store of A M. Sawyer were closed
yesterday and today. Mt. Gibson has
been closely azsociated with Mr, Sawyer
for a great number of years, having been
practically a member of his family. The
body of the deceased will lie in state to
morrow at the Congregational church,
from 12 until 2 o’clock.
Lawn fertilizer at Coulshan’s.
,k Mr. Anderson returned from the meet
"ing of the Presbytery at Longmont last
1 night and reports among other business,
. | the admission of the Welch Calvinists
f ' church of Erigiatothe Presbytery. The
k i date of installation for the new minister
| of the First Presbyvterian church at Fort
‘Collins was aiso set for the Ist of
| March, Mr. W. F. Lounsdale was the
. | candidate and was accepted. A number
.| of individual transfers were aiso made.
| The talented actress and delightful lit
.| tle lady, Eunice Goodrich, who is the ac
| knowledged favorite of the masses in
.'the west will be at Feeny Hall, Monday,
| February 15, when she will introduce the
_ ' new style of entertainment so popular in
| the larger cities, Clever one act come
dies will be presented in conjuncticn with
high .class specialues by Edward B.
| Kelly, the unctious comedian and droll
| monologue artist; Pot:le’s Baby, the child
wonder, Chas. McFadden, the famous
plow-boy whistler and Miss Goodrich,
i who gives exact reproductions of the
) famous La Loie Fuller dances. Last,
i but not leas’, the phenominally success
ful Vivrescope, which is the best of the
‘ marvelous motion picture machines. The
| entertainment is away from the usual run
“of dramatic performances and will bel
l welcomed by the majority of theatre- i
| goers. ; I
} Barb wire and fence posts at Coulehan'’s,
REMNANTS!
* We have picked out from our Dress Goods Stock
nearly 100 Remnants, running from 4 to 10 yards each,
which We place on sale today at less than half original
cost. Just the thing for your Children or Ladies Skirts.
=BB The McCLURE-WHITE MERCANTILE COMPANY patssn—
The dance at Salina tonight for the
benefit of Hank Dwyer, the miner re
cently injured by an explosion, promiscs
10 be a great success, The contributions
have been coming in very freely and $l5O
is actua ly assurcd and SIOO more prom
ised. A part of the fund bas already
been turned over to the injured winer by
the committee, of which Charley Cobb,
the teamster, has bcen a very ardent
worker.
TOMORROW'S SERVICES.
Baptist Church.
| Boulder Baptist church will hold its
services tomorrow as follows:
| 11:00a. m. Worshipand preaching.
12:30 Sabbath Schoot.
6:30 p. m. Bapust Young People's
| Union. :
7:30 p. m. Evening Service.
The pastor, E. G. Lane, will preach
morning and evening.
l‘:irst Congregational Church,
At the Congregational church the Sab
bath school will be held at 10 a. m.
There will be no other morning service.
The funeral of Mr. Geerge S. Gibson
will be held in the church at 2 p. m.
First Presbyterian Uhurch;
The First Presbyterian church will hold
services tomorrow as follows:
9:45 a. m. Sunday School.
11:002. m. Morning Service,
3:00 p. m. Junior Endeavor.
6:15 p. m. Christian Endeavor.
7:3c p. m. Evening Service,
The pastor will preach at the morning
service. At the evening service address
by I F. Tuttle Jr,, L. L. 8,, of Denver,
Topic: “The Puritan and His Idea.”
A cordial inv:itation 1s given to the
public to attend any and ‘all of these
services. |
M. K. Church. ‘
Rev. Hornbeck, the pastor, will preach
both morning and evening. |
9:45 a. m, Sunday School. |
11:00a. m. Public Worship. Subject:
“A Guest-Friend.”
6:30 p. m. Epworth League.
7:30 p. m. Evening service. Subject:
“Giant Killing.” l
In addition to the hymns, and anthems
by the choir, these services will be en
riched by the sweet gospel singing of
Miss Gertrude Barkley, of Pueblo, The
Sunday school scholars are especially in
vited to remain to the morning preaching
service,
The public is invited to attend both
morning and evening services.
2 St. John’s Church,
PERC‘IVAL H. HickmAN, Rector.
9:45 a. m. Sunday school. [Septu
agesima Sunday.]
IT a. m. Morning prayer and sermon
on “The Sermon on the Mount.”
7:30 p.m. Evening prayer with sermon,
Subject: “Peace on Earth,” with special
reference to the “Arbitration Treaty be
tween America and England” now pend
ng.
The rector will preach at both services.
The confirmation classes will meet as
usual on Wednesday.
Grass seed and onion sets at Coulehan’s.
Lost—A small red leather purse,
Name inside, Lillian Waters. Finder
leave at Camera office.
=~ Nolice, |
Fifty dollars reward will be paid foy’
the arrest and conviction of parties cut
ting or buying timber cutonland bel.ng
ing to the undersigned, along Middle and
Neorth Boulder Creeks,in Bouldercounty,
Colorado. PLATT ROGERS & Co
Galveston, Uexas, and Return $25.60.
On account.of 52d anniversary of the|
admission of Texas tothe Union, the Gulf !
road will sell round trip tickets to Gal
veston, Texas, for $2560. Tickets on }
sale Feb, 15 and 16 only. Final limitfor |
return March 3. T. E. GILLER, Agt. !
Mousseline De Soie l
At Miss Wilson's millinery store in black
and white and all delicate colors, 44
inches wide at $l.OO per yard.
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