The daily sentinel., 1904-07-21

agent Oh tHt hio oianue 70 ~ ehe Jay
today.
The Women of woodcraft meet to-
night and an invitation is made to
all to attend.
Miss Made Van Buren,. returned to
this city at noon today from a visit
in the Plateau country.
Mrs. Catherine Smith, formerly a
resident here. now residing in Calf
ornia. W as an arrival in the city last
night.
The Grand river has fallen to its
regular level after its customary
spring rise 1t is noticeably clear
this season.
Little Ruth SamplineI. daughter
of A. r. Sampliner. who has been
seriously i'll, was reported slightly
better thi; morning.
A young man who has been boozing
around the city for the past week.
was taken under the wing of Under
Sheriff Hardy today at about three
O'Clock and taken to the city Jail to
sober up.
The services of an expert account
ant can be had to correct YOUR books
adjust any difficult account or make
financial statements of and prove the
conditions of your business by address
sing ABC care of this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Boehnert left
last night for Menominee, Michigan.
They expect to reside there. Mr..
Boehnert was musician and a cigar
maker by trade. He leaves because
of the continued failing health of his
wife, who was sickly when she arrived
/ lIere.
Arrangements are being made by
the property owners on the north side
of Main street. between Fifth and
Sixth streets to have the entire square
paved with concrete. This would be
great improvement to that part of
the city and add much to the value of
the property.
A slight fire occurred III the inter-
ior of the new store room of Patterick
and Iseminger this morning. Mr..
Isemiuger was rendering some tallow
for some purpose. when it famed way
up and caught the rafters of the build
ing and produced quite a lulaze. For
time it looked as if the fire depart
ment might be needed. but by active
/ WORK tha Harnae xpara COON nnancbad
The rafters were charred considerab-
ly by the flames, but no serious dam
age was done.
The man who worked off the chec k
ON M Strouse last Saturday played
it in pretty cute manner. When he
offered a check to Mr.. Strouse. the
latter asked him if he had any one to
identify him. He carelessly respond
ed that he had no one, but than in a
half forgetful sort of way he turned
and said, by the way II have the let
ter that the check came in'' and he
produced letter written on the sta
tionery of the hotel Vendome. The
letter spoke of enclosing the check
the letter having been written by
himself.
Nearly all the railroad men will
remember Dan j. Ferris, who for q
long time was station agent at Rifle.
A short time since he resigned his
position and started back to Pennsyl-
vania to accept railway position
back there. When he left Rife he
had considerable sum of money il
his possession. A few days since hi
lifeless body was found along the
track at Edgerton. What caused hi
death or how his body came to b,
there. remains "A mystery. Ferri
was splendid fellow and well liked
by all the railroad employees wht
knew him. His death is matter o
keen regret to all.
Last night about 7:1O o'clocl
Fleishman, the we'll known pitche
was riding along the bicycle path ol
Main street. just beyond the Swene,
, house. He was carrying bat in hi
hand and was riding to the bal
grounds to practice. In watching hi
, wheel at that point, where the patl
is quite narrow, in some wav tn,
bat became tangled in the wheel ant
gave him a terrible fall. His nos,
and his face were cut and his nos
bled copiously. He was somewha
stunned at first. but soon recovered
and was driven to his home by SOM
= friends who happened along that way
While his Injuries were not seriou
they were painful at first and Nigh