The daily sentinel., 1906-05-23


Cook with gas-Fuel gas $3.50 per
thousand feet net.
J. d. secor. of Palisade, is in town
Today.
J. B. Matthews. returned at noon
from Glenwood.
Born-to Mr. and Mrs. Archie NJ.
Weir a baby girl.
May goth II takes place. The Elks
benefit ball Tickets now selling.
ID. Walter Clark came in today at
noon from a short visit to Denver.
Senator Horace T. belong made
business trip to DeBeqque today.
/. o. W. Hoskins and Attorney John
II. Fry made a business trip to De-
Beque today.
Mrs. Charles H. Arthur is very i'll
at her home on East Main street. She
has an acute attack of quinsy.
DR.. Whittemore of Leadville. has
been in the city for she past few
days. looking over the valley with Mr..
NJ. o. Delaplain. an old time business
friend.
f. w. owens. contractor for the
government is a visitor to the city
for the purpose of inspecting and ex-
amining the bids for the new work at
the Indian school.
The hearing of o. w. HoslSins, At
torney Welsh and Constable Frank
Welsh, scheduled to take place to-
day in Justice Sweney's court, has
been postponed again
Burton Parker. of Washington, d.
c. father of County Physician Thadd
Parker. is a visitor upon the family
of his Son inthis city. Mr.. Parker
occupied the position of supervising
inspection agent of the treasury de-
partment and under his jurisdiction
comes every custom house of the
government. Mr.. Parker has visit
ed this city before and is much pleas
ed with its future outlook.
James A. Johnson of the real es-
tate firm of Johnson & Glasco this
morning received word that his bro
Their c. CT Johnson. was very i'll at
Los Angeles and had just been taken
to a hospital to undergo an opera
ton. Mr.. Johnson made arrange
ments at once to go to his brothers
bedside an left today on No. for
Los Angeles. He expects to be gone
only a short time and is accompanied
on the trip by his grandson, Gle
worth Glasco.
H. Il. Frost. formerly owner and
editor of the Herald and for the past
six months acting as foreman of the
Sentinel, will leave in the course of
a few days for his new location at
Salmon City, Idaho, where he has
taken an option on a newspaper plant,
with the purpose of making pur-
chase of same. Mr.. Frost has resid-
ed in this city several years and has
many warm friends who will regret
TO see him cut loose from this city
Mr.. Frost is a thorough gentleman, a
real newspaper man and will undou
1. fnl.
deserving in his new location.
In honor of Mrs. 7. b. Crawford
of Denver, number of informal din
ners and luncheons are being held.
Mrs. W. s. Sullivan, whose guest
Mrs. Crawford is, gave the first. This
was followed by a luncheon by Mrs.
!. n. Bunting yesterday. a luncheon
today by Mrs. A. r. Sampliner, a
dinner for n few of Mrs. Crawford's
friends with Mrs. Annie II. Collins
tonight and a luncheon by Mrs. c.
b. Rich tomorrow noon. Mrs. Craw-
ford, who resided for a number of
years in this city and who has enter
tanned many of her old friends in
Denver, is having very delightful
rime renewing old acquaintances
here.
Walter Walker. city editor of the
wife, will leave the city Saturday
morning for vacation of five weeks
duration. Mr.. Walker has been in
the employ of the Sentinel for per-
iod of two years steadily and has
well earned vacation period of rest
and recreation. Their first object
i've point will be Ardmore, Indian
Territory and from that point Mr.
and Mrs Walker will go to Marion,
Kentucky. their old home, in time to
be present at the Home Coming of
Kentuckians" which occurs in June
and which will be the most important
event celebrated in the Blue Grass
state in many years. The many
friends of Mr.. Walker are wishing
a happy vacation period and safe
return to this city.
G. w Stong was able to be down
town yesterday afternoon. While he
Is looking bad and has had serious
illness he has recovered rapidly.