The daily sentinel., 1902-04-15
Glassford sells window awnings.
Visit the Ladies' Emporium.

Glassford sells window awnings.
Visit the Ladies' Emporium.
DR.. Fl. S. Henderson returned at noon
today from Denver.
Phillips & Bosom are doing the milli-
merry business OF the olty.
Orson Adams jr. arrived home last
night from Salt Lake City.
Ice formed last night to the thickness
of about a quarter OF an inch.
George w. Armstrong of Salida, form
erly of DeBeque, is in the city.
O. Harry Ackerman left for Salt Lake
City last night on matters OF business.
Try Graham & Sparks full weight
boxes OF candy. You will be- pleased
with what you get.
Special sale on sailors and street hats
this week at Phillips & Bossom's milli-
merry store. North side
Call and see the dress hats at Phillips
q Bossoms before you make any pur-
chases. They can please you.
G. NJ. HaRner is suffering considerably
rom the effects of stepping on rusty
nail and runcing it into his faat.
The best candy ever put in boxes is
prices. The boxes are guaranteed to be
full,
Full weight aud excellent quality char
acterize the boxes of candy filled at Ora
hams. Nothing better ever put up in
the city.
M. G. Ramsey left for Salt Lake this
morning, where he will resume work on
the erection OF large house, which he
commenced there some time ago.
II. w. Cozad will deliver free lecture
on "The Cost OF the Saloon" at the court
house this evening at o'clock After
the lecture he will organize an alliance.
Mrs. d. w Luptou OF Basalt, mother
OF Mrs. Martha L.. Rhodes, came in last
night to attend the funeral services of
her son-in- law, Herbert II. Rhodes, which
will occur tomorrow
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. F.. A. Sparks,
Monday morning, a boy. Mr.. Sparks is a
member OF the firm OF Sparks Il Graham
and has kept the soda fountain busy to-
day "setsing 'em up"
Miss Esther Norton, who has been Wis
itipg with friends in this city for the
past week, returned to her home in
Montrose this morning. While in the
city she WAS the guest OF Miss Bessie
Primrose and Miss May Rice.
O. II. Wallop, wife, maid and son ar
rived in the city this evening from Salt
Lake City for a visit to the Moncreiffe
brothers. Mr.. Wallop is connected with
the English government and his visit to
this city is matter OF business as well
as pleasure.
The members OF the Improved Order
OF Red Men of this city, who composed
the company presenting the recent bur
lesque entertainment at the Park opera
house, will go to Fruita tonight and give
one Of their entertainments, which will
be followed by ball A part of Alex
ander's orchestra will also go to furnish
the music for dancing
Lewis IL. Breeze prominent resident
vt the Plateau valley, is in the city today
closing the sale Of one OF his large ranch
es, which he has Just made to Mr.. King
recently here from Oklahoma and look
for permanent location Mr. Breeza is
an old time friend OF Leonard G. Thomp
sou, having known that gentleman sever
al years ago in Craig, Colo. Aside from
the ranch which he is selling, Mr.. Breeze
retains an S0-acre hay ranch in the Pla
teau valley.
G.. w Thatcher, commi sioner in chief,
st Louis Worlds Fair board. was an
arrival in the city today. Mr. Thatcher
ls citizen Of Aspen, and we'll known
throughout the state and is now devot-
ing his whole time to the matter of
making a creditable exhibit at that great
exposition. Mr.. Thatcher is here for the
purpose OF interviewing the board of
county comissioners upon the matter OF
an appropriation from this county to
make an exhibition. All the other coun-
ties in the state are making appropria-
ions to assist in making an exhibit.
Horace T. DeLong today completed a
sale Of city property which transfers the
residence OF M. G. Ramsey, located on
Chipeta between 9th and 9th. to j. G,
Plank, who arrived in the city from Da-
kota about two months ago. The prop,
erty is one Of the handsomest homes in
the city and was but recently completed
Having all the latest improvements, II
will make a mosr valuable piece Of prop
erty for the owner. The consideration
for this home. which is one OF the best
built in the city, was $500.