The daily sentinel., 1903-03-12

q Son.
Did you see the Silver medal in Rob
erts window?
Rev. Nicoson and family departed
for the east Wednesday night.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Frank How
ey, son. Mother and child doing
nicely.
H. R. Cory. the business manager
of the Human Hearts company is
in the city today.
The eight young men contesting
Friday night tfor he Silver medal. are
Lee Hampton Ward Hutton. Raw
Hunter. Clark Pryor. John Mcclure.
Dewitt Hare, Frank Moore.
The Stovalls gave a very enjoyable
dance at Turner hall last night.
There was full house, and everyone
was in the right spirit for dancing.
To say there was lots of fun ON tap
would be expressing it about right.
The knights and Ladies of the Mac
cabees are preparing for social to be
given ON the night of the last day of
this month. The affair will be strict
ly confined to an invited number. and
the members of the orders are plann-
ing OH a most pleasant time.
o. w. Barton. narrow gauge pass
enger brakeman. who has for years
been running into this city. is now
taking lay off of four months. which
he will spend in Vera Curz, and other
points in the south. The unpleasant
part of Mr. Barton's trip. however. is
that he is suffering from severe at
tack of rheumatism. which caused
him to discontinue work for so long.
His friends hope the change may be
beneficial
Hon J. A. Layton. former register
of the land office at Montrose. who
has been in bad health for year
past. and who has recently returned
from the Battle Creek. Mich. sanl-
tarium. without having been benefit
ted. is now located at San Diego,
California. and reports say is rapidly
recuperating The journal. in com
mon with Mr.. Layton's wide circle
of Colorado friends. sincerely hopes
that his recovery will be speedy and
comnlete. Telluride Journal.
All lovers of birds are earnestly re-
quested to meet at the office of DR.. S.
NJ. Bradbury on Friday night. March
l3. At that time an Audubon society
will be formed looking toward the
protection of the flying teathered
tribe. Audubon, from whom the So
ciety takes its name. was great bird
lover and these local organizations
are being formed throughout the en-
tire country. Dr. Bradbury has al
ways interested him self in bird life
and he desires to interest the youth OF
this city in such a society. The move
i good one and should enlist the
hearty support of everyone.
The souvenir Elks Minstrel pro-
grams. 500 copies of 40 pages each,
was turned out from this Office TODAY
and is considered by those who have
seen it a creditable piece of work.
There are nearly ninety advertise
ments in the program This work was
done in the Sentinel office in period
of four days and gives evidence of the
capacity of the office to turn out big
jobs quickly All the work was done
right in this office. Fred G. Michner.
travelling pressman. en- route to the
coast, doing the embossing. The COW
er is purple in color while the rest of
the work is ON fine book paper.
The Rugged life found among the
sun kissed hills of Arkansas forms the
groundwork of graphic story that is
depicted in Human Hearts that
melodrama of intense interest. This
play will be the attraction at the Park
opera house on the 10Th. Human
Hearts always appeals to the popular
interest of all classes. 1t is romance
| worthy of Dumas and other. famous
writers. The story told i'll unfolding
the plot is beautiful one' and is
sweet. pathetic. natural. It teaches
a wholesome. beautiful, moral lesson.