The daily sentinel., 1902-03-04
No. 4 was several hours late this morn

play and big dance on the 2lst OF this
month.
Tho firm OF johnson Il Glasco are IN
their now quarters and seem to be right
at home.
James Nov, a we'll known cattle man,
is down from the Plateau country today
in attendance at court.
The board of directors Of the Carnegie
library will meet at the library hall to-
night at 7:3O o'clock.
The pounding OF the drill at the gas
we'll, in the lower part OF the city, can be
heard in the midnight watches.
| Glen Merrill, son of Walter Merrill,
who has been seriously ill for the past
week, is slightly improved today.
j. w. Osborne is distributing goodly
amount Of paint on his new business
house on Main street, west OF 3rd.
The ladies OF st. Josephs church will
give choir social on the 18th OF this
month for the benefit OF the choir.
Miss Ella Gordon OF Salt Lake City is
in the city to assist her sister, Mrs. Wal
ter Merrill, in the care OF Glen Merrill,
who has been very ill.
Judge Theron Stevens and Court STEM
ographer Detch arrived in the city this
morning to open the March term of the
district court of this county.
Hayden Green, who has been in the
D. l. r. G. hospital at Salida for more
than a month, is getting better, but is
not allowed to leave his bed.
The Fowler bicycles are high grade
wheels. They cannot get out of order.
A. G. Fletcher, agent. Sundries and
repairing. 249 Main street.
The millinery store Of Phillips i Bos-
som opened this morning with great
reduction sale on all the goods in stock.
The bargains are being rapidly taken up.
Mrs. Ed Allison entertained the N. G.
D. Cub this afternoon and a most enjoy
able time was the result This is one of
the social clubs for the ladies of the city.
The Fifth Street Whist Club met last
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Jay. The game was won by Mrs. E. Q.
Evans and A. r. Wadsworth. A pleas
ant time was had
Miss Agnes Morrissy, formerly of
Ridgway, has accepted a position with
the Graham candy store and has entered
upon her new duties. Miss Morrissy
has been employed with Mrs. Harper,
the dressmaker, for several months.
For some reason or other the trains on
the Rio Grande seem to be running on
better time lately than they have been.
The evening trains have been going out
generally on time
Superintendent Rockwell OF the Rio
Grande Junction road WAS on the streets
today and states that the offices OF the
road are now here and the employees
pretty well settled in their duties in
their new field
Reports from the railway men at Sa-
Ida say that Arthur jackson, who was
injured and taken to the hospital several
days ago, is improving. 1t will be quite
long time, however, before he will be
able to leave the hospital
II you go to the trouble to examine
the stock Of CONNECTIONS on hand at the
Boston Handy Kitchen, you will find
that it is the largest ever brought to the
city. There are more varieties OF cho-
colates than have ever been placed on
exhibition here.
M. H. Graham OF the Boston Handy
Kitchen, has purchased from the Lippin-
| cotts, the great manufacturers Of soda
fountains, one OF the handsomest and
newest fountains manufactured for the
trade 1t occupies a floor space feet
inches by nearly feet in height. 1t
is beautifully built upon On onyx foun-
dation aud is ornate throughout
Mr. and Mrs. S P. Nssep, the latter
a sister OF Mrs W. s. Wallace, who
have been spending the past two weeks
in the city, will leave for their home in
Chicago tomorrow night. During their
stay in this city MIR and Mrs. Nilsson
have been entertained much and they
leave the city with the most delightfully."-
remembrances Of the city and ite people.
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