The daily sentinel., 1901-03-30
THE CURRENT NEWS.

| very careful on that day or some OF your
frerds will be playing practical jokes on
you.
Charles Fuchs OF fremont. Nebraska,
ia an arrival in the city. Mr. Fuchs is
relative OF Frank Buehring and will as
sist him in his business.
Mr. and Mrs A. R. Wadsworth arriv-
ed home last night from an extended
trip to the Pacific coast The trip has
Zen one OF the very rarest pleasure and
was thoroughly enjoyed by both 1t
was undertaken for the benefit OF Mr..
Wadsworth's health and he has gained
perceptibly by the change and travel.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wadsworth are glad to welcome them
back again to this city
The Pioneers Of the Pacific are prepar-
ing for an interesting time tonight at
their session. They will entertain a
large delegation from Fruita and will
have an informal banquet at the hall in
their honor
One of the busiest corners in the city,
! is what is known az the Dowery corner,
as Mr.. w. I. Dowery was the first to es-
tablish business there. Since he open
ed his grocery establishment number
OF other stores have joined him and
made it one Of the busiest places in the
city.
No. was over two hours late this
morning,
Apple Blossom Circle No. l07 Women
of Woodcraft held a most enjoyable ses-
sion last night at which ten candidates
were initiated into the mysteries Of that
order. Before the session closed there
was considerable other important busi-
ness transacted.
F. w FROM, fireman on 1927 running
between this city and Alamosa, was laid
off two or three days with q badly in
famed eye. The extraction Of cinder
on Wednesday at the hospital by DIR
Cochem furnished the necessary relief,
and Mr.. FROM now has perfect use of
both optics.-Salioa Mail. Mr.. Frohn
is a brother OF Herman Frohn Of this
city. ..4
At a meeting OF the board OF managers
OF the Modern Woodmen band held yes
terday afternoon at the office of Ramey
Brothers, it was decided to make pur-
chase OF some new Instruments for the
band, at the suggestion of Prof. Alexan
| dor ho IN, t. 10 L>o
chased from famous New York house
are OF the jerome, TibouviIle Lamay
pattern. They will consist OF two BASES,
| two concert horns. two French horns,
| one bass drum and pair OF cymbals.
This will add much to the instrumental
ton Of the band.
A great change Is apparent in the man
ner of the care Of horses in this city.
For some little time past the owners OF
| stock have been watching the little de-
| tails in the care OF their animals which
has improved the appearance OF horse
flesh in this city greatly.
The Colorado S,uthera is issuing
splendid map of the state to patrons OF
that system The map is strictly up to
date and gives in detail the topography
OF the county. The Sentinel is under
| obligations for one Of the handsome
| maps.
William Krablin, father Of the young
man who died in tent at Palisades
few days ago from consumption, arrived
at Palisade last evening and will reach
| this city tonight. No arrangements have
been made as yet for the disposal OF the
| body.
The cake sale by the ladies OF the
| Presbyterian church this afternoon at
| the store OF S. h. Vols is being we'll pa
troniZed.
Arthur Lloyd OF Palisade is in the city
| today.
Horace I. DeLong sold today for Mar
| tina Tidball to Samuel 7. Smith, ten acres
OF Pomona Park property; consideration
s4o0
Aspen Parties Married Here.
Last night at the homs of the brides
father. DIR. Worthington, on White street
at 7:3O o'clock, Mrs Minnie Leonard was