The daily sentinel., 1903-04-18

Wednesday night.
Mrs. George Haskell is expected to
return from her California trip about
the first of the month.
G. NJ. Baily after spending week
| in this city returned to his home in
Montrose this morning.
L. @. Stockton, representing the
stocktol Advertising Syndicate of
Denver is here on busin ess.
lust like wine, the May Day ball
gets better every year. Did you go,
last year? If so you are sure to be
there this year.
Two large keys of peculiar construc-
tion were brought to this Office few
days ago. They are identical in make
and old fashioned.
Do you want to know what kind of
balls the Women of Woodrcaft give :?
Well go to the one the first day of
May at the Turner hall.
Mr.. Bigelow one of the best lee
turers on the American platform, will
speak ON socialism at TIL court house
omorrow night at 8 O'Clock.
The colored contingent of the city
would like to be recognized in the
distribution of patronage, in the in
coming new city administration.
The Rev. Mr.. Bigelow, will be re-
hi
few weeks ago. He will lecture to-
morrow night at the court house at
O'Clock on Socialism.
Every year the May Day ball gets
better. Those who have gone once
will want to go again. and there is
every reason to believe that. the Tur-
ner hall will be crowedd this yea-.
Next Wednesday night at the Park
opera house will be the. funniest show
of the entire year. 1t is curious
mixture of trick and farce comedy,
burlesque. and everything that will
make you laugh till you wonder what
is the matter with you. There is no
doubt that you will get your moneys
worth at this show.
Yesterday young son of NJ. Fig
urski, while playing fell down bank
above waste ditch, sustaining com
pound. comanuted fracture of the left
forearm, breaking both bones in two
places and driving the fragments
through the flesh. He was brought to
Dr. Eldridge who reduced the fracture
making him as comfortable as possi-
BILE.
Mrs. Emma NJ Wadsworth of this
city is in receipt of an invitation from
the Woman's Press Club of Denver to
| attend a grand reception to be given
next Tuesday in the city of Denver, to
Ella Wheeler Wilcox. the ''Poetess of
Passion The event is to be made a
great one among the ladies of Denver
and the public reception promises to
be the largest one held in the city in
long time.
A son of Jesss Stevens of the Racket
store. while ON visit to his grand
mother in the country. attempted to
climb into passing wagon when his
foot caught in the spokes of the wheel
in such manner, as to tear the cap
sular ligaments of the knee joint, max
ing very painful injury and one
which will be slow to recover. DR..
Eldridge placed the limb in an i'm
movable dressing and the young man
will be about in few days on crutch-
es.
Mayor Sampliner received another
letter this morning in regard to our
municipal owned railway The letter
was from George Shurtleff leader of
the college debating society. Knox
college, Galesbur III. OF course the.
mayor gave the gentleman all the in
tricate details of the municipal owned
street car line and hoped that the
young man would prove to the con-
fusion of his fellows, from the lessons
contained in the conduct of the street
car line in this city that it was best
to have the city own all its utilities.
The new counter show cases just in
stalled in the Smith & Co. drug store
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