The daily sentinel., 1901-04-24
THE CURRENT NEWS.

from Denver.
Miss Laura Borschell is clerkipg at the
Lay & Garst store.
Quite a number Of shirt waists were
seen on the street today.
See the Maypole dance next Tuesday
night. At the Armory.
M. M. Detch, district court stenogra-
pher, arrived in the city last night.
Get ready and attend the grand Calico
ball by the Turner'S Wednesday, Apr. "a.
The Fifth street whist club will be en-
tertained tonight by DR.. and Mrs. w.
Capps.
The Trainmep's ball is May 1st. 1t is
at the opera house and the boys promise
good time.
Wanted-Two or three rooms for light
housekeeping or small furnished house.
Apply at this office.
The Turner's will give a grand Calico
ball Wednesday night, April Oath. Ad-
mission rs cents per couple.
Finest line OF strictly elegant canned
and bottled goods at The Enterprise, new
grocery, corner store, Currie.
The Christian church ladies will have
cake sale at Mrs. Fletcher's next Sat
urday, beginning ut 10 a. NJ.
New store, new goods, up-to-date in
every particular. The Enterprise, new
grocery cornerstone, Currie block.
st. Matthews Guild will serve tea
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Lyor,
corner OF Sixth and Grand. The ad-
mission will be ten cents.
All ladies who attend the Calico So
cial OF the Turner's are requested to
bring a necktie, corresponding with their
dress. Extra ladies are charged twenty
five cents.
The beet growers OF Grand Junction
are sailing into the soil to bring forth
sugar. The smallest price paid by the
company is $425 per ton.-Glenwood
AvalaL le.
Messrs. Luther and Will White are on
the streets again after seven weeks of
quarantine for small pox. They we're
among the first patients tranferred to
the new pest house.
Mrs. A. X. Crafty and Mrs. c. F.
Glentz, who have spent the past month
iu this city, as guests of Mrs. Jack Gal.
lupe, will leave tomorrow morning on
the narrow gauge for their home in Pitts
burg. Mrs. Crafty is a sister OF Mrs
Gallupe.
Grand Junction seems to think that
Aspen should not venture te think of
attempting to have the president and
his attendants come to Aspen when they
stop over in Glenwood. Hum, never
venture, never win, my friend. So As
pen is going to venture. Aspen Dem
ocrat
There has been a laxity upon the part
OF several people lately in permitting
their stock to run at large at night
While in some instances this may be ac-
cidental, in most cases it is pure negli-
gence. People who struggle hard to
raise lawns cannot view such negligence
with any degree of complacency:
Among the passengers Judge Shumate
and Judge Gray had a narrow escape on |
train between Glenwood and Aspen |
last Monday morning. Just above Car
bondale huge rock eighing four tons |
had fallen across the track at the point |
OF a curve, but the engineer saw the |
obstacle in time to stop the train within |
four feet.-Meeker Herald.
Yesterday when returning from lunch, !,
Charles b. Rich slipped upon muddy |
crossing and fell heavily thereon, iujur-
ing his hip quite severely. The shock |
was severe but he did not go home yes
terday, although suffering considerably, |
but this morning he was compelled to |
call in Or. Eldridge and have his injur
les attended. The injury is such that it |
will require some little time for complete |
recovery.
For quaint assumptions OF the pecu.
liarities Of female rustic character, Neil |
Burgess famous characterization OF |
Abigail Prue in the big revival OF the |
County Fair" which is to be seen in |
this city ere long. stands at the head OF |
all similar impersonations of the age. |
The County Fair" is realistic picture
of New England farm life as simple in |