The daily sentinel., 1902-11-15
Quality Tells, Price Sells" Lyons

Doys sweaters III any size ana cOlOr
at Kirlin's.
Thls has been week we'll filled
with social entertainments
Snow fell to the depth of several
inches last night, followed by rains.
james l.. Hamilton of Denver was
IN the city yesterday calling upon the
grocery dealers.
John j. Lumsden is figuring on the
plans for new building on the old
Brunswick corner.
E. Drake. of Salt Lake City, dis
trict passenger agent of the Rock ISL
and railroad. is visitor to the city.
The Fifth street Whist club will be
entertained tonight at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Wells. in the
country.
A party of young people very hap
ply surprised Mrs. A. Corinne Abbey
at her home on 9th stree5 last night
The evening was spent at cards.
Mrs. Charles Reihle, wife of one of
the operators at the Union depot in
this city. has been here ON visit to
her husband She has returned to
her home in Denver.
George A. Currie. is very anxious
ly awaiting the arrival of the plate
glass for his big display windows. 1t
has delayed the finishing of the down
stairs store rooms somewhat.
The Sentinel S patrons will pardon
the paper for devoting so much time
to school affairs the last few issues
1t has secured change in the conduct
of grade No. and has accomplished
part of the reform which is needed
in the schools.
Orson Adams, Jr.. saws that the
new parts for the electric light plant
will be shipped to this city in the
next two weeks. The arc lights are
entirely new and he hopes as receiver
of the company to furnish better light
than ever before.
Examiner. of Telluride contained
photogravure cuts of the new miner S
hospital recently dedicated in that
city and the attendant physicians and
also the board of construction. 1t is
most splendid article on a most cred
liable building.
At the Park opera house. Tuesday.
November 18th will be found the ideal
Of tbril1ino oil
odramaic ar5 III The Convict's $
Daughter - 1t is said to be original
in conception, plot and development.
and is described as high grade melo-
rdama and great scenic production.
Next Monday night a lodse of Elks
will be instituted in Salida. Great
preparations are being made for
splendid time. There will be about
forty charter members and number
of transfers from other lodges will be
made to the Salida lodge, there being
quite a number of Elks resident in
Salida, but members in other places.
Several Elks will go from this city to
participate in good time.
A copy of the official Bulletin, of
the Pacific Coast Commercial Travel
er's Association, was received at this
office this morning. The book is
handsomely gotten up and a credit to
the men of trade of the Pacific Goa 1t.
1t is patronized literally by all or
nearly all of the hotels on the coast
and should be an important factor in
the dissemination of news of interest
to the profe 'sion.
The latest railroad news is to the
effect that the North Fork branch is
to be extended seven miles above
Sumerset this winter. which will al
most take it to the top of the divide.
and that the entire road from here to
Grand Junction is to be broad gauged
this winter. The Times believes as
it has stated before. that Hotchkiss
will be on the main line of the Rio
Grande between Junction and Denver
before another year and half rolls
by-North Fork Times.