The daily sentinel., 1904-05-18

These warm days keeps the iceman
busy
Ladies and children lace hosiery,
G. V. Store.
Three Hoyt brothers met in Denver
for the first time in Al years last Sun
day.
The Sunday rates to Glenwood
Springs are now ON on both railroads
of this city.
And only little money changed
hands yesterday o. account of the
school election
D. Walter Clark was an arrival
from Red Cliff last night, where he is
located for tho summer months.
Securo bargain at the MILL merry
store of Mrs. Sry, during the big
discount sac which is now on.
The gutter along the 4th street side
of Canon block has been cleaned out
and presents a neat appearance.
The Democratic Club will hold
meeting tonight in the court room at
o'clock. All members and 9th ers
are requested to be present.
large number of mn in his city
were interested in the munoi al cleo
tion i'll Denver. which took place yes
terday.
The nan who puts up screen doors
sr-t 4. II.
days. The flies and mosquitoes are
becoming the annual nuisance.
A neat lunch for the merchants ard
customers is now being served daily
at The Royalty Club from l. a. m.
to II p. III. and from . to p. m.
Mrs. Louis Zieman is suffering with
case of appendicitis, but her physic-
ian, DR. Thadd Parker, hardly thinks
that it will be necessary to operate.
George, the son of Mr.. and Mrs
]. II. Gallupe, has been seriously i'll
with bilious attack during the
past several days. but was reported
better this forenoon.
pobCiudN d
for the election people a fine duster
was dropped on the streets somewhere
Bring same to The Sentinel and the
parties losing it will be thankful.
The most effective juvenile court is
that held in the family circle and pre-
ided over by firm and just father or
mother. There is the right place to
reform the obstreperous youngsters.
Tom Toben. famous scout, Indian
fighter and pioneer, died at Fort Gar
land, near Durango, on Monday. To-
ben was a warm personal friend of
the noted hunter Kit Carson and also
of the late Gov. fiilpin.
Typographical Union No. 292 will
hold special meeting in The Senti-
mel office tonight at I 80 o'clock to
vote for International officers Every
quested to attend.
Word was received here this morn
ing Jh, the father q Miss Pearl Ror-
ick, former stenographer for Contract
or John j. Lumsden, had died at his
late home in Guthrie Center, Iowa,
on Saturday. The many friends of
Miss Rorick will sympathize with her
in this hour of sorrow.
The Western Federation of Miners
will hold its convention in the Odd
Fellows hall, on Champa street, be-
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets,
and arrangeme nts have been made by
the executive committee for repre-
sentation from 800 unions. The CON
vention will open May 0.
The street commissioner has had
men at work putting in a drain near
the corner of 9TH and Colorado ave-
nue. in order to prevent water running
into the basement of The Enterprise
grocery. Complaint was filed with
the city clerk regarding the matter at
the last meeting of the council.
The body of Harry Coffin. who d led
Colorado Springs from Brights dis
ease. arrived in the city today on No.
103, accompanied by his wife. The
funeral will be held from the NJ. E.
church tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock, the service being. in charge
of Rev. E. H. Smith and the order of
p of l. e of which organization Mr.
Ooffin was member. The burial
will take place in Orchard Mesa GEM
erv. Undertaken Krohn has charge
of the funeral arrangements.