The daily sentinel., 1901-02-28
THE CURRENT NEWS.

"FOr Kent caro6 AZ lHe ooutiuoA
Office.
Special sale on kitchen utensils at An
derson's Saturday,
A large number of shade trees are be-
ing set out this spring.
The brick work on the Currie building
WAS completed yesterday.
George P. Smith of the Unaweep, is in
the city today on business.
N. A. johnson 10 registered at the
Brunswick from Fremont, Nebr.
Charles Il. Wallis, sheriff, is home
from trip to the Plateau country.
The werther Is about as fine as any
ever experienced here in February.
You get your moneys worth when you
buy Of c. D. Smith & Co., Druggists.
Mayor w. P. Ella and John Shields
left for trip to the Sleeper ranch to-
day.
Charles G. Durkee is a prominent
guest in the city today from Colorado
Springs
At Anderson's Bargain House Satur-
day you can buy all kinds Of kitchen
utensils cheap.
The Woodmen of the World are en-
deavoring to reach the three hundred
mark in membership.
S. B. Hutchinson is moving into his
new home at the corner OF Tenth and
Colorado avenue today.
Every housewife should take advant-
age OF the special sale at the Bargain
House Saturday and lay in supply Of
basins, pans, covers, etc.
Mrs. Emily Swaney will resume charge
OF her boarding house tomorrow morning
and will run it as heretofore as strictly
frsc class boarding house.
For Sale-1 wenty acres five miles east
of city, half in trees bearing, balance
cultivated. Five room house, fair out
buildings Box 946, Postoffice.
G. G. Nepple, prominent mining man
of Gunnison, accompanied by his family,
is visiting in the city Mr.. Nepple is an
old time friend OF Fotogr afer Dean.
Miss Agnes Mcmahon of San Fran
cisco, adopted daughter OF the late En-
gineer Mcmahon, who was killed on the
Western, is visiting friends in this city
The marriage OF their daughter, Mabel,
yesterday to William G Clark. celebrat-
ed the twenty second anniversary OF the
marriage OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles w.
Arnett.
Gene Undeihill, OF the Buena Vista
cafe, i'll assume entire charge of the
Buena Vista hotel tomorrow, March 1st.
Mr.. Underhill will make the place first
class hostelrie.
Saturday afternoon at the Thompson
Jewelry and Music company Grand
Upright Piano will be auctioned. The
piano will be auctioned of in the same
manner as any other goods
The piano that is to be sold Saturday
afternoon at auction is full size Cabi-
net Grand OF first class make, "a octaves,
three strings and fully warranted for five
years.
The Thompson Jewelry & Music Co.
l hereby give notice that l have ap-
pointed Ed. A. Haskell my deputy to
deliver certificates for house numbers
All persons requiring said certificates
will apply to hin, at his office
CHAs. w. HASKELL, City Engineer.
w. S. Phillips, manager OF the Book
Cliff railway, WAS an arrival home from
the east, last night While gone Mr..
Phillips had the misfortune to lose his
father, which has been chronicled before
in this paper.
The goods sold at auction by the
Thompson Jewelry and Music company
are the finest ever offered to retail buy
cry in the city and it is surprise that
there are so many people letting this op-
portunity pass and do not take advant
age oi it. while many havs replenished
their needs at less than half it would
cost to go out and buy the same goods.
Rev. R. Sanderson left today for Asren
in response to message from Presiding
Elder kirkbride. A revival is in pro.
gress at Aspen, and Rev. Sanderson goes
to conduct it owing to the illness OF the
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