The daily sentinel., 1902-10-07
Mr.. M. M. Detch, court stenograph-

etrday and quite seriously injured hi
chest.
Judge Stimsoh the democratic can
didate for governor will speak in thi
city on the 18th of this month.
w. H. Platter is assisting at Kirlin
furnishing store, during the absence
of Frank Kirlin, the proprietor.
The body of Henry Durham is no
to be shipped to this city. but will b.
buried at Telluride tomorrow at noon
E. E. Stephens, father inl law of FREQ
Liddell, of the Red Gross Pharmacy
is spending few days most pleasantly ly
in the city.
During Mr. Buchmann's illness,
Mrs. Buchanan regrets being una
BILE 70 receive any social callers OF
to make any calls.
E. Fl. Lamb of the Chicago and
Northwestern passenger and freight
departments, is in the city, loking for
business for his road.
L. H. Hays, of DeBeque, is in the
city. Mr. Hays was formerly district
attorney in the district in which
Judge John L. Gray now holds forth.
Adelaide Clifford, the young girl
who was stranded here from the Fin
nnega's Ball theatrical company left
| for the east last night on train No 6.
Mrs Dr. Karah, palmist and psy-
chologist, at the Buena Vista hotel.
See her and consult her. Entrance
is at ladies side entrance to parlor.
A party of White river Utes is in
the city. They went to the races
this afternoon and will run some of
of the races.
The Moffat road will almost surely
be built. According to New York
dispatches 1923, 900, 600 of bonds have
been sold by David Moffat and Viii
liam G.. Evans.
In the disrtict court this morning,
District Attorney Samuel G.. McMul-
lin, nollied the Bert Ennour case,
wherein he was charged with having
procured an abortion. A written dis
missal was filed with the court.
| The first matinee of the gentlemen S
Driving club took place this after
noon at the old race track. There was
quite large crowd present. The
races were quite interesting and the
first event can be called an unquali-
fled success.
Remember the grand opening bal
of the season tomorrow night by the
Citizens band. A special grand prize
for old folks waltz. Other prizes.
Music by Boyer's full orchestra. The
preparations for this ball have exceed.
ed that of any other given by the band
and n good time is promised all those
who attend.
Arthur Leaman Olds. of Charles
lofty, Iowa is n pleasant visitor to the
city. Mr.. Olds is engaged i'll the in,
surance business i'll his home city.
He is here to look over some property
in which he is interested. Mr.. Old:
being an old newspaper man of course
called on the newspaper people of the
city and made himself known.
Don't let the Opportunity pass o
dropping in and examining the splen
did line of pianos of The Denve
Music Co. at the Anderson Bargain
house. The line of pianos on exhibi
tion there, has never been equalled il
this city. Our trade thus far ha
been beyond our expectations and WI
desire to close this week every plane
in our stock. We cordially invite
you to visit US at the Bargain house
1t pays to advertise III The Sentinel
W. B. Townsend, of Salt Lake City
said to be the handsomest travelin,
passenger agent in the west is in th
city. The Sentinel has not seen al
the travelling agents for the passenger
service. but can say that Walter Town
send is one of the most genial AM
much travelled of them all. He is al
ways after business, but has alway
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