The daily sentinel., 1902-04-01
Today has been collection day.

81. w. Ross went to Denver last night
on business trip.
The two gres fads OF the day are bowl
ing and ping pong.
Bowling brings the glow OF health to
the cheeks. Try game.
A very artistic job OF painting has
been done on the Board of Trade build
ing.
District Attorney Samuel G. McMul-
lin left for Gunnison this morning on
business.
Grahams Candy Store is serving ice
cream sodas and summer drinks at pop
o. lar prices.
The best ice cream in the city is now
being served at Graham's Candy Store.
Have you tried it?
Men and women can enjoy game OF
bowling together. Try game at the
Overland Bowling Alley.
The body OF Charles Burch, the young
boy who was drowned yesterday in the
Grand river had not been recovered up
to late hour this afternoon.
Alexander Struthers, master mechanic
at the Union depot, who has served the
Rio Grande TOR go many years, sewers
his connection with that road today.
Milt Russell is sporting very hand.
some cane. the result OF great talk
which he says he made to Mayor Sam
pliner. Mr.. Russell looks quite digni-
fed sporting cane.
Daniel Kirby the we'll known mining
man will leave tomorrow night for At
lanta, Idaho, to examine some new
properties in which himself and his col
leagues are interested.
houses and makes specially of laying
carpets He also cleans carpets on the
floor First class work guaranteed.
Address 249 Rood street.
A large mum ber OF shade trees are be-
ing planted 10 the city this spring This
gives evidence OF desire upon the part
OF the citizens to make their premises,
and incidentally the city, attractive.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Powell Of Sallda
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Huddleston. Mr.. Powell is master me-
chanic at Salida and is we'll known by
nearly all the railway men from Salida
to Grand junction.
The ball given last night by the ladies
Of st, Joseph's church was success in
every particular The Armory WAS
crowded and there was no room to spare
From financial point OF view the affair
was also a success.
Harry Light, who was formerly a we'll
known railway man on the Rio Grande
Western, is back from New York whore
he spent the wiater. He is now con-
pected with the New York Life Insur
ance Company as solicitor.
Considerable change is being made in
the store Of the w. F.. White Mercan-
tile Cos. A gallery is being placed
in the rear OF the store and the china
department will be thereon. Another
place from its present location will be
given to the offices OF the company.
The boys comprising the University
Glee & Mandolin club arrived in the
city at noon today. They are quite a
husky crowd OF boys and from the
splendid press notices the boys have re
ceived on their present tour, doubtless
present very interesting program OF
music. They are in evidence on the
streets this afternoon and seem to feel
right at home.
A special train bearing Manager j. M.
Herbert General Superintendent Frank
w. Egan, who succeeded w. S. Martin
and h. M. Ridgway, came in over the
broad guage last night about seven
o'clock. They were met here by Master
Mechanic Calvert, of Helper The party
went to Delta today to look into the
work being done on the extension on the
North Fork branch md will return to
this city tonight. The party in all
probability will go out oyer the Western
tonight, Ms special car "B" OF that road
is here 10 the yards to receive them. 1t
is a general tour OF inspection to show
Mr.. Egan the workings OF the road.
Wants and For SaIc