The daily sentinel., 1903-10-28

Colorado Springs and return $15.
Nov. 10th. The Colorado Midland.
John Smith is dead. He died at
Pueblo while waiting for lunch in
restaurant.
Lovina, adopted daughter Of M. Q.
Ramsey, is i'll with an attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Do not miss the Sherwood Concer t
company entertainment tonight at the
Park opera house.
w. E. Dudley is building an addi
tion to his residence and will also in
stall new steam heating plant.
The same rush occurred this morning
at the Haskell Drug store. fol seats
for the third number on the Lyceum
program.
The third entertainment of the Lee
ture Course takes place tonight at the
Park opera house-the Sherwood Con-
cert company.
The glass for the windows in the
Steele and also the Story block has
arrived and was being placed in posi-
tion yesterday.
Mrs. d. H. Kitlen returned last
night from Salida. where she attend
ed the funeral of her husbands bro
ther last week.
While it looked as though it would
rain this morning the weather man
gives the public the same old report
of fair tonight and Thursday.
Mr.. ana Mrs d. Walter Clark are
at home for the winter at 241 Grand
avenue. Mr.. Clark has spent the
summer near Red Cliff looking after
his vast herd of sheep.
Judge Adair Wilson. left over the
Narrow guage this morning for the
San Juan section. Judge Wilson had
day, in meeting a large number of cit
izens, irrespective of party. 4
The two story residence of 7. M.
Graham ON east Main street. between
rapidly forward Finishing work on
the interior has already begun. It
adds much to that part of Main street.
I. N. Bunting. Howard H. Bunting
and A. r. Sampliner left last night
for Salt Lake City. They will attend
the matinee of the great ben Hur. -
this afternoon, which is now playing
in ''the City of the Saints. -
A party of about thirty young
friends of Miss Lizzie Ramey agreears
bly, surprised her last night by calling
in body at her home. Progressive
Finch was the main feature of the
evenings pleasure. Refreshments
were served.
Gates Kersburg, of Kersburg and
Hertz sent very hearty telegram of
congratulation to the President yes
terday. upon the occasion of his forty
fifth birthday. Mr.. Kersburg is quite
we'll acquainted with President Roose-
velt and was entertained most hand
somely last year. when he visited
Washington.
Palisade wants bridge across the
river right at the town. so that the
residents of Poverty Flat may be ac-
commodated. They protest on account
of the bridge across the Grand being
four miles above the town. 1t will
not be long before that saucy little
burg will be wanting electric lights
and q municipal water supply.
Rev. J. A. Becker stated this morn
ing that there were about 100 good
seats in the gallery for the Sherwood
Concert company entertainment at
the Park opera house tonight. These
seats are good, yet not SO comfortable
as those in the other sections of the
house. but are the best at the dispos-
al of the committee of the lecture
course.
O. l.. Bennett of the firm of Ben
nett and Eliasen. merchandise brokers
of Victor is in the city purchasing
apples and potatoes in carload lots for
the firm. For four years Mr.. Bennett
was the Superintendent of the public
schools of Glenwood Springs and for
the last year he resided at Glenwood
was the editor of the Post While in
the city he gave this office u call.