The daily sentinel., 1902-04-04

M. H. Flynn has begun the erection OF
q dwelling near 4th on Ouray avenue.
The old log city bakery has been re-
moved and frame building substituted.
Mrs. W. B. Stanley. left for Salt Lake
today to spend several months with her
sister.
Right Rev. Abiel Leonard, bishop OF
the diocese, will visit st. Matthew's next
Thursday evening at 7:30 for contirma
| ton.
H. K. Bogert and A. w Bailey, from
the plateau, arrived in the city this
morning bringing with them 165 head OF
horses.
e. Fl. Lamb, travelling passenger agent
OF the Chicago & Northwestern railway,
is in the city today. doing business for
his road
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Swade went to st.
Louis yesterday to spend about six
weeks with relatives and friends. On
returning, they will build home in
Palisade.
L. p. Langon, porter at the Windsor.
has purchased the residence OF Daniel
Friedmsn on west Chipeta avenue. Mr..
Friedman built another house and has
moved therein.
Attend the grand ball given at the
Armory on Wednesday, April 9th.
Dance until o'clock, beginning at 9
o'clock. There will be a class from to
g. Ladies free; gents Soc
Business is a little dull throughout
the fact that the farmers are busy pre-
paring for their summers work. This
is natural and what is to be expected at
this time of the year.
Mesa Lodge No. SO, A. F.. & A. M, will
hold a special communication this even
ing at o'clock sharp, for the purpose OF
work in the K. A degree. Visiting bro
theirs are cordially invited. BY order of
A. h. Sampliner, w. M.
William Russell, the miner who was
thrown from his horse yesterday on
Main street and suffered the fracture of
the left leg was taken to the hospital yes
rday DR.. Ingersoll found severe
fracture Of the leg below the knee,
"The Marshalipg of the Nations" will
be the subject presented on Sunday
evening at 7:45 p m, (song service at 7:30).
Elder u. A. Spring will speak on the
above theme in the church at the corner
OF Sth and Colorado. All are welcome.
Sillman Smith, son of DR. f. R. Smith,
appeared this morning on the street in a
new one horse shay. He has purchased
a new harness for his handsome little
Shetland and will hereafter make him
do some work in harness, which the lit
tie animal is perfectly capable of doing.
Mayor Sampliner is quite enthusiastic
over the work which is beiug done under
the superintendency OF Alderman Barton
on the reservoir. He says that there
are twenty nine men at work and that
every piece of work done is most care
fully scrutinized by Mr.. Barton and that
when the work is finished that the city
will have reservoir of which it will be
proud. Mr., Barton always did under
stand how to handle men and Mayor
Sampliner says that there is no soldier
work being done on the reservoir this
time and that the taxpayers may feel
confident that they are getting every
dollars worth OF their money.
Through the efforts of Senator Henry
M. Teller, Alvin H. Key, who was in the
| Espano- American war and fought at
Santiago, will be admitted to the hospital
at Fort Baysrd, New Mexico, Mr.. Key
has been suffering from lung trouble con-
tracted in that campaign and he believes
that il he can secure a rest for some
| time, he can regain his former health.
Mr. Key has been conducting success
full bicycle repair busines in this city,
which he is reluctant to sell, but he feels
that he cannot miss the opportunity to
be admitted into Uncle Sans hospital
Tor the sake OF the permanent benefit
which be expects to result to his health.
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