The daily sentinel., 1901-06-03
THE CURRENT NEWS.
Glassford sells window awnings

John w. Broemser made flying visit
to Glenwood Springs yesterday.
Chief of Fire Department Harry
Rodgers was out Sunday morning test
ing the fire plugs.
II your weariness seems unending our
egg phosphates will set you mendirg-
e. ID Smith IL Co, druggists
Prof Alexander's orchestra will furn-
| ish the music for the alumni banquet at
the armory hall on Tuesday evening.
The Thurners have engaged the Mod
| ern Woodman band of this city to furn-
ish music for their tournament. June %
| to "a.
There was quite heavy break in the
water main of the City Watarworks en-
| Main near Fourth street Sunday morn
| ing.
The Modern Woodman band will be
out in full uniform this evening to furn-
ish music for the M. w. A. entertain
menu at the Armory.
! Miss India Roulson will leave tonight
for Omaha From there she will go to
Seattle where she will accept position
| in the public schools of that city as a
teacher.
The concerts on Saturday evening at
the Dowery corner by the Columbine
| band and at the corner of Fifth and
Main streets by the Modern Woodman
band, were listened to by large crowds.
That thirsty feeling is gone IN a min
ute, il our soda water is put within it
G. d. Smith & Co, druggists.
M,s Cora Miller, one OF the corps Of
the sick list for some time past, was
taken to the st. Mary's hospital today
Strawberry Day at Glenw ood Springs,
Saturday, June 22d, is being thoroughly
adver ised throughout the state. This
means big crowd in Glenwood on their
annual feast day OF Strawberries and
cream.
| Mrs. Lizzie Dickerson mother OF ex
alderman Jon w. Dickersop, has been
appointed department aide, of the Wo
me, g Relief Corps, fos the department
Of Wyoming and Colorado, by Mrs. A. G.
johnson, commander.
Quite large crowd OF young people
went to Oasis farm this afternoon, on
Orchard Mesa, to celebrate the twelfth
birthday anniversary OF Miss Alice
Smith, the eldest daughter OF County
| To smith
Fred Wenburg and wife returned 10
this city Saturday night after month
pleasantly spent at Meeker and Craik
with relatives and friends. Mr.. Vein
burg is a relative OF John G Broemser
and will start in few days for New
York and from there sail for France.
He is engaged in business in Paris.
The three color printing in the article
on the Pan American exposition, which
appears in the July number of the De-
lineator is fine. During the past two
years special efforts have been put forth
to bring this magazine into the foremost
rank OF popular periodicals. The July
edition OF the Deineator is 625 ZOO, and
10 Genus sent 10 ne I'eiinehtoT - "est
18th ST., New York City. will bring
copy OF this special summer number.
The three county commissioners made
detour OF OF the valley this week and
while in Collbran paid the Stockman a
visit. They were profuse in their praise
Of Plateau valley as she appears from
end to end this season, and expressed
their readiness to do everything in their
power in the way OF oeeded improve
ments up here-which leads us to look
for the i'm mediate construction OF a new
bridge across the Plateau in Collbran.
Plateau Stockman.
Drink Phos ferrone at Thompson's.
Most exhilerating drink in the city.
The Rev. G. W. F.. Dixon will be
married today to Miss Alice Williamson,
oy London, England. The ceremony will
be performed by Rev. w. B. Dunn, Of
the First M E church of that place.
Miss Williamson sailed from England on
the 18th OF May and all arrangements
have been made for the meeting today
at Glenwood Mr.. and Mrs Dixon will
not be at home in Palisade until about
the middle OF June.-Palsade Courier.
There we're eiphty-tWo ballots Sc cured