The daily sentinel., 1906-01-02

sherman w. Moody, Of the Moody
Jewelry company, will so to Green
River tomorrow on business trip.
r. l.. Nichols nd wife arrived in
the city today at noon. Mr. Nichols
is bringing his family from Denver to
this city to reside
J. NJ. sampliner left for Gunnison
Sunday morning. He goes there on
an import business trip. He will be
absent several days from the city.
Miss Elhe Hensley who has been
spending the holiday week with Mrs.
A. n. Johnson on Main street, LEFT
for Cheyenne, on Saturday evening
TO accept position in that city.
Salem Beery, of Monmouth. Illinois
arrived in the city yesterday, ac-
companying a car load Of household
goods. He becomes permanent
resident of the valley.
The bill collector is out in full force
today. Everybody is anxious to get
squared away for the New y ear
and go after business harder than
ever before.
1t will be a mile high" What?
The big public ball the Elks are to
COVE at the Auditorium on the night
of Thursday, January 18th, the big
gest thing of the season.
DR., Thomas Price who has been
laid up for several months past with
a broken leg is now able to attend to
his veterinarian practice. He can be
found at the Barton & Platt livery
barn.
Old chairs. old furniture. of all
kinds are bought by the Furniture
hospital, Furniture repaired at
reasonable prices, 244 Colorado ave-
nue..
Harry Wohlfort who has for sew
eral years past been chief clerk
in the Haskell Phrmacy, has connect
ed himself with the business of his
brother in the business of the Wohl-
fort drug company Mr.. Wohlfort
is most capable pharmacist and n
young man of splendid business abil-
lty and viii add strength to the bust
ness to which he goes.
Austin Corcoran has purchased the
interest of Mr.. johnson in the AclIer-
man-Johnson grocery store, at the
corner of Third street and Colorado
avenue. Mr.. Corcoran is well known
in this city. where he has lived all
his life and is a young man of hust-
ling qualities He and Mr.. Alderman
have been associated in business be-
fore and with MIR. Ackerman's lSnowl-
edge of the grocery business should
make team hard to beat
H. G. Bedwell, the well known
horseman.- arrived home Saturday
night from an extended trip in the
south and southwest. with his string
of horses. Mr.. Bedwell has been alb
sent from home about four months
and in his tour he has visited the
larger cities of the south He has
taken many prizes, some frsis and
seconds, with his famous runner. Los
Angelina. The horses are now in
New Orleans and Mr.. Bedwen will re-
turn to that city in the course of sew
eral weeks.
Judge c. T. Casswell was present
ed yesterday by Guy Bedwel with a
gift while unique and beautiful Isl
priced by the judge more for the as
sociations connected with the gife
than its intrinsic value. 1t was
through the efforts OF Judge Caswen
that the famous old brood stallion
Thorndyke was brought to this city
by Mr.. Bedwell. Judge Casweu had
- fddny years previous to the pur-
chase by Mr. Bedwell of the old horse
been an admirer of his standard quail
tiles and FOR the beneht OF the horses
of this section he induced Mr.. Bedwell
to make an effort to secure the horse.
When he died Mr.. Bedwell secured
his name and tail and had made there
from beautiful bride. complete in
every detail made therefrom with
handsome German silver mountings
and BIT When judge Caswell was
presented with the beautiful gift yes
terday he was taken aback completely
and said he would prize the beautiful
gift as one of his choicest treasures.