The daily sentinel., 1901-04-08
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Remember the Easter ball IL Monday.
the 6th.
The old council concludes its business
tomorrow night
C.H. Adams Of tho DeBsque Bugls Is
10 pleasant visitor to the city.
John Weir leaves tonight for Glen
wood Springs to remain permanently.
Marshal Graham il assisting at the
Rio 0rsnde Express company office t.
day.
R. A. Jacobs sold his interest today in
the Court Exchange saloon to Gail O.
Murray.
| John Kennedy, 4 we'll known minor
from Ouray, 10 visitor in the city tor
his health.
BIT. Napier and son Barnette were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. X. Tor
rance Sunday.
Edward welch has accepted position
with Lee 4 Son, grocsrs, and started in
on his duties this morning.
A. Struthers. Of Grand Junction, came
ia over tho Rio Grande yesterday and
put up at the Jerome Aspen Democrat.
The new band instruments for the
Modern Woodmen band arrived in the
city this morning via Wells Fargo Ex-
press compony.
Miss Buelah Van Buren, arrived Sun
day from Palisads to spend q weeks va
cation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. M. Van Buren,.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Ma entertained
the East End whist club Saturday night.
They also entertained several guests in
addition to the regular club membership.
The Latter Day Saint or Mormon eld-
ers will hold meeting tonight at the
court house at 7:30. Subject. 1.-THE Cos
pei OF Christ" A cordial invitation to
every one.
Mics Anna Donnslly Of Kansas City,
sister Of the late Mrs. Mary Sullivan.
left for home Saturday. accompanied BY
Nellie, ono OF the daughters OF Mr.. T. r.
Sullivan. -
Mrs. W. c. Stratton Of Ouray was an
arrival In the city Friday and is the
guest Of Mrs. Samuel q. McMullin. Mrs.
Stratton was formerly resident Of this
city as Miss Maud Slocum
The spring term of the public schools
opened this morning after . weeks va
cation. Teachers and scholars resume
work sgain much refreshed by the short
vacation.
DR.. L. F. Ingsrsoll arrived home last
night from Commerce. Michigan, where
he went to visit his aged father. AL
though nearly 80 years OF age. DR.. Inger-
soils father is still very active.
Miss Lou Snyder, one Of the corps Of
public school teachers, returned homo
last night from = weeks vacation spent
at the home Of her uncle, 8. o. Snyder. .
prominent mining man Of Zion.
The spring and summer goods are got
ten up this year In better styles than
ever. uniting beauty and utility. Espe-
cially in the line Of iron beds shown at
A. L. Gouriey's store. Styles and prices
to suit all customers.
Thomas Mclean left Sunday for Den
YER. for tho purpose Of taking tho Keeley
cure. Mr.. Mclean was sent to the in.
stitute through the instrumentality Of
Commodore Mckinley. who circulated
subscription paper in bic behalf.
| Robert McAllister. who has been dep
uty boiler inspector four years under
Richard Kett, has just bsen appointed
TO that position for the third time. The
many friends Of McAllister will be glad
to again welcome his smiling face to this
city in the performance OF his duties.
DR.. 9. B. Mcfarland Of Kansas City 10
an arrival In the city and will perma-
psntly locate here ~ partner OF Dr.. W
Capps. the Arm name hereafter being
CApps 4 Mcfarland. Dr.. AcFsrland
comes to this city with numerous tssti-
monials OF his worth ~ physician and
will doabtlsss and this pleasant field
for work in his profession.