The daily sentinel., 1901-12-02
j. s. Carnahan is Oh the slck list.

NJ. L Roberts was in DeBeque on
business yesterday.
A. 8. Reed Of Telluride is in the city
visiting with friends.
DR.. L. F. Ingersoll has been on the
sick, list for she past several days.
The little son OF M. j. Walsh, who has
bssn quite i'll with typhoid fever, is i'm
proving. aserz7 BAL.
There have been eleven men laid oil
from work on the repair tracks in the
yards At the Union depot.
Owing to the ijinaes OF DR.. Ingersoll,
coroner, the inquest over the late w. I.
Finley has been postponed.
Judge c. F. Caswell has 80 far i'm
proved from his recent illness that he
will soon be upon the streets again.
Mrs. Henderson, mother Of Mrs. L. F.
Ingersoll, has returned from q visit to
her old home at Talladega, Alabama.
Bazaar and ball IN the Armory, De-
cembsr 18th, by st. Matthew'S Guild.
Boyer's orchestra. Supper will be
| served. m --e rH.
William Mostsy. who has been vsry ill
for a month past, is sersiously i'll today
| He was much better but is now suffering
from a relapse.
| Luther White, a printer formerly
OF this city, but at present connected
with the Fruita Independent, spent Sun
day IN the city.
Arthur Shade of Salids, a we'll known
railroad man, is sick at his home. Frank
Stevens is taking his place with Conduc
tor VOLTS crew.
The king OF the Opium Ring will be
presented at the Park opera house to-
night. Indications are that it will show
to crowded house.
Miss Morey Green has accepted u po
sition with The G. F. Bliss Company for
the holiday period. She began ON ne-
new duties this morning. g.
DR.. L. d, Worthing,on is very serious
1y i'll at his home on White street, witt
Bright's disease He has been confined
to bis bed for come time.
John Quite and bride returned Satur
day from their trip to Colorado Springs
and Denver They will go to house
keeping in this city at once.
| Mics Minnie Walker, who has been un
able to attend to her duties at the cen
trail telephone Office for the past week, is
back at her place OF duty today.
Methodist missionary Society bazaar
and rummage sale; three doors south OF
poetofice; Thursday and Friday, Decem-
| Der 9th and 9th; Chistmas bargains.
Boilermaker Bill Aikens was seriously
scalded by plug blowing out Of an en-
gine boiler yesterday at the round house.
He was taken to the Salida hospital over
the narrow gauge.
The Woodmen of the World cordially
invite the public to attend the lecture
at the Park opera house Tuesday night.
Head Consul Falkepbufg will be the
speaker OF the evening.
A picture Of Captain James NJ. Ken
nedy OF Troop A OF this city is give. in
the Rocky Mountain News Of Sunday,
along with group of the leaders Of the
National Guard of Colorado.
The Columbine band has taken into
its membership five young ladies who
will become permanently associated with
the band. The girls are practicing reg
ularly and are making considerable
progress
Word reaches this city from Ogden
that Conductor George Mitchell, who
/ uho oOoI 4ulbo WIN eJPaoaA AONoAs 50
beginning to improve. Mr.. Mitchell has
for years run between this city and Og
den on passenger. .I
| A great number of people took advant-
age OF the delightful weather yesterday
and were out upon the streets enjoying
the sunshine All the livery teams in
the city we're in demand and = splendid
business along that line was the result.
The music bv Boyer's orchestra at the
Park opera house yesterday was thor
oughly enjoyed by the large crowd pres
ent. The second selection, Evening
Bells" was especially we'll received and
Prof. Boyer was highly complimentsd by
many who heard it. .rr lY ....
Joseph Vannice had an accident with
gun which will inconvenIence him for
some little time He was handling q
shot gun with which he was unfamiliar,
and it was discharged. the result being a
badly burned and lacerated hand. AL
though not serious, the wound is very
painful. Jt. .-.,+
| The new arrivals at Teller Institute
are doing very we'll, according to Prof.
Lennon Among the 33 new scholars,
which Captain Lemmon brought back
i with him from his recent trip, were ~
Pueblo Indians, and 81 Pimss and Papa.
gos, from the reservations at Sacaton.
Arizona. N