The daily sentinel., 1902-03-17

mu5icsl treat AZ tne Armory tonlButs
A social good time at the Armory to
night.
Miss Clara Plank is in the city from
Palisaoe.
w. T. Dowrey has a new phone in his
residence
All kinds OF watch repairing and
cleaning at Primrose Bros.
On and after April lst we shall de-
mand cash for coal. Mayo Il Endner.
Miss Mae Patterson this morning be-
gan work for the Mesa Dry Goods Co.
Judge Theron Stevens was confined to
his room yesterday by very severe cold.
Tonight at the Armory occurs the 60
cial and concert by the choir OF st. Jos.
eph's church
Prof. DesChamps. the physiognomist.
returned last night from a trip up the
narrow gauge.
Many a shapely hand has been spoiled
by ill trimmed nails. Let Mrs. Jordan
try her skill on them.
A comparatively new tent; size 12x12;
10 OF duck; for sale cheap. e. 81. Fos-
ter, 735 Colorado avenue.
Have Mrs Jordan wash your hair be-
fore you wear your new spring hat.
Over Smiths drug store.
Come and hear the Simplex. the finest
piano player on the market. The Thomp-
son Jewelry & Music Co
James Dawson, prominent rancher
and cattle man of Collbran, is in the city
today on business matters
Owing to the illness OF Judge Theron
Stevens the district court was adjourned
this morning until Tuesday.
Ex- County Treasurer 81. G. McCurdy,
who has been very ill for the past sever
al weeks, is able to be about again.
e. Thomas. formerly an expressman
in this city arrived yesterday from a
trip extending over several months in
the northwest.
Alexander orchestra will furnish the
music for the Red Mems benefit enter
tainment and ball at the Park opera
house, Friday, March 2lst.
Every man who is employed by the
railroads should buy ticket for the ball
Wednesday night. The cause is one Of
the best and is OF Importance to all.
Rev. r. A. White. father of Luther
White. who came to this city to attend
the funeral OF his son William, returned
to his home in Lincoln, Nebraska, this
morning.
splendid program OF music, card and
crokinole games and delicious lunch
will be given by St. Joseph's choir at the
Armory tonight. Single tickets 40c; 75c
per couple.
Another graded bicycle path is being
added to the city This time Seventh
street is being fixed, and from one end to
the other will be put in first class shape
for cyclists.
Ellsworth Plumstead arrived in the
city this morning on No. from Califor-
MIA Mr.. Plumstead will be heard at
the Methodist church this evening in
recital of character delinestion.
The ball for the benefit OF the railway
mems home in Chic go occurs Wednes-
day, March 10Th Be sure and patron
ize the event as it is one of the best af-
fairs that will be given this season.
There will be a meeting of the Elks to-
night for the purpose of electing officers
and it is requested that every member
who can possibly do so will come to the
meeting. Visiting Elks cordially invit-
ed
Drillman Schaeffer OF the Western
Slope well, was in the city this morning
and said they would be down thousand
feet at the end OF this week il they
met with no mishaps They are now
down over 400 feet.
A. j. Condor, president OF the M
Dry Goods Company, was a visitor to
the city yesterday, enroute to Salt Lake
City. He was the guest of Manager F.
e. Greenway and in company with that
gentleman looked through the store.
John FL. Clark, the we'll known miner
from the La Sal country, is home on
visit. The company OF which Mr.. Clark
ia at the head and with whom are aasO-