The daily sentinel., 1901-04-22
THE CURRENT NEWS.

j. s. Utterbeck OF Mesa was register
ed at the Brunswick Saturday.
Get ready and attend the grand Calico
ball by the Turner's Wednesday, Apr. "a.
w. e. Hawkins OF Eagalite and Will
lam Henry Of Orson, are in the city to-
day.
w. M. Wigglesworth, we'll known
citizen OF the Plateau, was on the streets
today doing business.
"The cheapest store in town." That's
what they say Of the Bazaar. Come and
SEQ for yourself. ..-.
The Women OF Woodcraft will treat
you right at their annual May Day ball.
At the Armory April 80.
New store, new goods, up-to-date in
every particular. The Enterprise, new
grocery corner store, Currie block.
The Maypole dance comes just before
the grand march at the Women OF Wood
craft May Day ball. Don't mise it.
James Sanderson, proprietor Of the
Buena Vista hotel property, accompan-
led by his wife, returned last night from
a visit to Iowa.
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.
Edwin A. Haskell returned last night
from Glenwood Springs where he COM
pleted arrangements for holding the
annual meeting OF the Rocky Mountain
B | Posters association.
Jdge C.:.F. Caswell returned Sunday
from Denver, where he attended the
meeting OF the Candlelight club. He
met President Tucker Of Dartmouth, OF
which college he is an alnmnis.
A great.~.many OF the trees in the
orchards along the line Of the Rio Grande
road from Palisade to this city are in
blossom and they present delightful
appearance from the car window.
1t was the: Women Of Woodcraft who
gave the May Day ball last year at which
everyone had such splendid time. 1t
will be better than ever this year. At
the Armory April 80 Don't miss it.
The regular meeting OF the Women's
club is postponed from Tuesday, April
%. until Saturday, April 81, when the
Children's day program will be given at
the homo of Mrs. Orson Adams.
President Nagle Of the Colorado Sugar
company left tor bis homo at Cheyenne,
Friday night In company with Mana
ger Mcfarland, President Nsgle made 4
personal examination of the work being
done on tho desert below Fruita and was
quite enthusiastic about the hopes OF
raising big crop of beets from that land
recently secured by tho company below
Fruita.
The fakir who appeared in the opera
house on New Years night and took
some easy money OF the town by selling
five cent cigars for five dollars, passed
through this city yesterday. He was
smiling and susve and inquired from
several gentlemen who happened to
remember him, at the Union depot how
those people who bought his fine brand
OF cigars, had enj ,yed smoking them.
He was on route west.
F. F. Wolf, we'll known Rio Grande
conductor, was appointed committee Of
one to accompany the remains of George
Ogle. who was seriously injured Monday
night nea. Mitchell switch and died Sat
urday morning at the Rio Grande hos
pital at Salida, back to his old home at
Tilton, Georgia and left this city yes
terday for that purpose. The news Of the
death Of George Ogle was received by
the railway men and many others in this
city with much regret. He was very
warm hearted southerner and had all
tho geniality of the people Of the south
land. He was . member OF Grand juno
ton lodge No. 575, B. P. o. O., OF this
city and also the Order Of Railway Con-
ductors, both OF which orders Mr.. Wolf
represents.
It may not be generally known that
Nathan Hale, the patriot spy who per.
ished for his country, and who is the
central figure Of Clyde Fitch's play.
which will be seen at the Park opera