The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01
All Fools Dav-


visitor with Mrs. Fairbanks.
Charles Moonmon of Ciudad Juar-
ez, Mexico is in town for a few days.
Work was begun yesterday on
North Third street to clean the ditch
es.
Mrs Anna Collins Will leave to-
night for short visit to Salt Lake
City.
Mrs H. c. olds. who has been
quite seriously i'll, is improving
much.
Mrs. d. Washington is guest
of Mrs. A. H. Brown on North Fourth
street
Miss Edna Mcsherry of the Mesa
Dry Goods Company force, is i'll at
her home
There are quite a few cases of
whooping cough in the city among
he children.
The festive bill collector has been
abroad today and has generally been
met with smiles.
Judge and Mrs. G. VanHoorebeke
will entertain friends at a dinner
party this evening.
Mrs. J. p. b. Primrose left today
or Colorado Springs to spend few
lays with friends.
Dirlan & Wasson are opening a
.obacco and confectionery store on
over Second street
C. w. Stong now has his stock of
iewelry in the Bannlster building.
Iaving finished moving this morning.
PaTonize home enterprise and tai
mt by attending the Honolulu Queen
Comedy show at the Park opera
louse April Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Wells will en-
certain the East End Whist Club
At their home, "A short distance from
he city, tonight
Little Miss Laura Lee returned
his evening over the narrow gauge
rom Delta, where she has spent her
weeks vacation.
For an evening of pleasure and
nirth, attend the Honolulu Queen
Comedy Company at the Park opera
louse, Friday, April :.
A l5-cent lunch will be served at
he Grand Union coffee store on cleo
ion day, consisting of hot coffee.
sandwiches, baked beans and pie.
Rex Arthur, who has spent the
Of
Webster City Cattle Company in
Utah. will return home tomorrow.
Mrs. Sallie McKown OF Denver.
sister of Mrs. l.. F. IngersolI. is a
most pleasant visitor to the city. Mrs.
McKown is the wife of DR.. McKown,
prominent physician of Cripple
Creek
Forrest Christman, who was the
victim of a serious accident. an ac-
cunt of which was given exclusive
y by The Sentinel. is still in a pre-
arious condition. He is under the
are of two physicians.
Judge Byers reports realty sales
'or the last month aggregating the
sum of S19,I45. This is evidence
hat there is some property changing
lands if one realty firm can present
such an amount as sales
1t seemed natural today to see DR..
Steve Egness on the streets with the
gray uniform of the United States
mail service. Steve says he can car
y just as well today as before the
time he became Or. Sam Saw
bones"
Samuel n. Wheeler, Esq, left this !
morning for Montrose to present to |
Judge Theron Stevens, in chambers, |
The proposition of voting by wards |
instead of permitting the qualified |
voters Of the entire town to vote
for all the aldermen
The first consignment OF lumber |
ior the new union station was un-
loaded yesterday. The work of lay |
ing the tracks has been completed
and there is plenty evidence of activ-
ity ON the site for the long wished for
and long needed new depot.
Forrest Christman. who was the
victim of "A serious accident sun
lay, an account of which was given
exclusively by The Sentinel is still
in very precarious condition. There
has been no Improvement during the
past TWO days. He is under the care
Of Two physicians
j, A. McLuen has just completed
the sale of the John Wallace proper
ty to j.. E. Perrigo of Albion. Neb.
The consideration was $4,000. There
have been quite few properties
changing hands the past week, and
there are indications of greater
number of sales being made.
Dr. and Mrs. p. p. Collins left last
night for Richmond, Ky. Dr.. Collins
received message yesterday from
brother stating that his father was
in very critical condition and ad-
vising the doctor to leave at once for
Kentucky. Mr.. Collins illness was