The daily sentinel., 1901-03-05
THE CURRENT NEWS.

night on business.
\ Mrs. Charles Fl. Wallis returned last
| night from six weeks visit to Salt Lake
City.
| Ed Fist, we'll known Pueblo travel
| ing man, was at the Brunswick yester-
day.
The velocity OF the wind on Saturday,
according to the weather report, was 81
miles per hour.
For Rent-One three-room house and
one fve-room house; good location.
Ramsy Bros, agents.
Wanted-Good man to take charge OF
10 acre bearing fruit orchard. Enquire
of Ramey Bros, agents.
NJ. G. Ramsey is replacing the glass
broken in the new front OF the Lay &
Garst company store, today
A large consignment of freight, of
general character has been received in
this city in the last few days.
A. l.. Trowbridge, travelling freight
,, agent OF the Missouri Pacific Railway
company, is here today, from Denver
nomination to the post OF consul to
Annoy, China, WAS confirmed, Saturday.
M. E. Reeves who has been sick at the
Madden rooming house, is able to be
about again, after six weeks of sickness.
Judge Milton r. Welch OF Delta nudge
OF the county court OF Delta county, is in
| the city in attendance upon the district
court.
Remember the lecture of the Metho-
dist church Wednesday night by Rev.
Crosse Subject: The Schoolmaster Up
| to date.
The pest house on the opposite side Of
| the river, which is quite commodious
building, being two stores in heighth is
being lathed in preparation for the
plasterers.
DR.. Worthington, Magnetic Healer,
has moved his Office and residence to the
second door east OF the Presbyterian
church, the residence formerly occupied
| by Will Marsh.
The foundation for the new plblic
| library building on north Seventh ave
nue. is about completed. 1t s the most
| pretenti tious foundation ever land for any
building in the city and it gives promise
of handsome structure to be built
| thereon.
Frank B. Shalters, who ia ahead of
the Lady of Quality company left for
| Aspen last night. Mr.. Skaters is one Of
| the most pleasant advance agents that
has been in this city in long time and
is theatrical authority whom it is
pleasure to meet
flee today with one OF the haudsomest
calendars yet seen in this city. The
calendar is the one issued by the Mutual
Life Insurance company OF New York,
Horace 7. DeLong agent. 1t illustrates
the progression the country has maue in
it's means of locomotion since the time
the Mutual company was established.
The auction sale just closed by the
Thompson Jewelry and Music company
has been one of the most successful
auctions ever held by that company.
The goods sold we're all high standard
and gave general satisfaction to the pur
chasers. This fact has more than
pleased the company, whose purpose was
to gave value received for every dollar
spent with them.
Miss Avis Barber, who for a long time
was stenographer for the Colorado Sugar
Manufacturing company, left for Colo
RADIO Springs, Sunday, where she has &C
cepted position as stenographer for j.
j. Mckinnie, the treasurer OF the Sugar
company, in his large banking business.
Miss Barber is very competent steno
grapher and will doubtless fill all the
requirements OF her new position.
Weather Observer Stewart has re-
ceived from the government weather
bureau department number of pamph-
let's on how to protect against frost.
Mr.. Stewart has already distributed
number Of these pamphlets, but il there
are any who have not received this val
liable document they can obtain a copy
by calling at the Office OF the local
weather bureau in the Canon block.
Mra Sarah Platt Decker and M ra i