The daily sentinel., 1901-05-01
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Glaesford sells window awnings
Born-April Both. to E. E. Hampton
and wife. OF Palisade. q girl.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Nc
Mullin this morning, . baby boy.
Foulard silks made up any way you
wish. $1,000. N. w. Blaine
Cut flowers for both Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights on sale at Z. D. Smith &
Co.'s drug store.
The Rad & Co. photograph gallery is
now located on the corner Of Fourth and
Colorado avenue.
Orson Adams. Jr., and Mayor ] NJ.
Sampliner went to the Plateau this
morning on business matters.
Tho Grand hotel has ordered very
handsome bus which will be run between
the hotel and the station, meeting all
passenger trains,
Horace T. DeLong sold twenty acres
of land today, known as the LovelaI d
place, to A. L. and 81. h. Rhodes. Tt 9
consideration was $1,000.
Loet-Ladiss' gold watch, Elgin move
ment. On outside OF case letters N. A.
sB. Leave at this Office and receive
z Renerous reward and no questions asked
Cleaning house and moving stoves are
the two jobs which are obtainable a,
this time OF the year, which make the
ordinary man swear beneath his breath
]. A. Collins came in over the Rie
Grande yesterday from Denver. he ii
on his way to Grand junction and viii
remain in Aspen day or two for bust
nsss purposes. Aspen Democrat.
Frank l. Lee returned home at moor
today from Denver, where he went t.
meet his wife and daughter, who hav'
been visiting with friends and relatives
at her oldIhome in Kansas. Mr.. Lee lef
for Denver Saturday evening.
Arthur 4. Gormly, chief conductor o
the local lodge Of o. r. G. will leave
about the tenth of this month for Mil
waukee to attend the grand convention
of the order in that city. He will be alb
sent on tho trip about twenty days.
The Columbine band has been hirec
to play on the Dowery corner through
the courtesy OF the citizens OF the Firsl
ward. MrlDowery was the prime novel
in the scheme and to his efforts the work
Of securing the funds is to be attributed
No man who would smoke, wac com
pelled to 60 without cigar today, il
they happened to run across District At
torney Samuel g. McMullin. He il
very happy over the arrival Of boy al
his home and has been doing the honors
today without a murmur.
Henry A. Buchtel, Chancellor OF the
Denver University arrived in the city
today on the noon train. He will be
rendered reception by the Young Mems
Culture Club this evening from. to 8
o'clock, at the homo Of MIR. and Mrs. U 4.
G. Ramey, on east Rood avenue. After
refres hments the Chancellor will deliver
a short address to the Club on the sub
ject OF Culture. The Chancellor is on
able speaker and is especially interested
in young men.
The following notice is from the North.
ampton Daily Herald, in relation to the
entertainment given by Miss Oliver
"Miss Oliver is to the work OF the mod.
ern Scotch novelist what Gibson is to
Richard Harding Davis. The marvel Of
it all is not 30 much that a young woman
in blue evening gown can transform
herself into an old village doctor. q Scotch
housewife, an auld LIGHT minister, or a
one eyed London gamin, as that che can
do it without letting her audience, as
critical one az Northampton could fur
nish, see how and when che did it. OF
the many distinguished and entertain
ing whom the Home Culture Club have
brought to Northampton, none have sur
passed Miss Oliver in the pleasure given
to her audience last evening.
Nat Goodwin's Successor.