The daily sentinel., 1907-04-18

stein-Bloch clothes at Loefflers.
Stetson hats SO SO and up-Loef-
R. E. viekery went up to Aspen
last night.
prof Hogue Will not hold his Sc
lect dancing hop on Friday night or
G c. Lamb went to Glenwood
Springs last night and may go fur
ther east before returning.
One man was arrested last night on
the drunk and disorderly charge ana
viii be given a hearing this evening
The big shipment of Columbus
buggies has been received by Q. r.
| NIcCary and are now on exhibition.
| Bert Dooley. collector for the Colo
RADIO Telephone company is quite Ill
at his home on Colorado avenue suf-
fering for relapse.
A piano box on fire at 43s Chipeta
avenue caused the department to
make long and quick run this morn
ing and created considerable excite
ment No damage done.
w. H. Bannister has just received
large shipment of the famous
Hoosier Kitchen cabinets and also
big shipment of the equally as cele-
brated "Lentz Dining Tables" He
Is sole agent for each of these lines
of goods.
The big tent of the "King of the
Cattle Ring" company has been pit
ched at the corner of Seventh and
Main streets and there the perform
ance will be given tonight. The COM
pany is a large one and travels on its
own railroad cars. The band Is one
of the best heard here in many
months.
There was large crowd out last
night at the annual calico ball of the
Turner's, given at their hall. A most
pleasant time was had by every guest.
There was fine music and the floor
was in excellent condition. Many
other delightful features helped to
make the occasion happy one. The
calico ball was a success in every par
ticular.
Knox hats-Loefflers- $500.
This morning an important sale
was closed wherein Louis L. Schmit,
the hardware man, sells to Malcom
Swanson, until recently the owner of
the fine Fruit Ridge ranches, the big
terrace on the southwest corner of
Eighth street and Rood avenue. The
consideration is not announced but
considered was $4,000 Currie and
Son made this important sale
Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson have already
taken possession The terrace is one
of the largest and best arranged in
the city.
Messrs. Heron and Platt announce
that owing to the fact that many of
their regular customenrs who failed
to get in on the first sale, have placed
orders for buggies and carriages
,sak - !. al nj htu
time owing to the rapidity with which
the big stock has ben sold out. they
have placed an order for a full car
load of the buggies and carriages of
the famous makes carried by the firm
They hope to have this car load here
in very short time and so accommo-
date those who have ben disappoint-
ed.
Stein-Bloch Clothes-Loefflers.
Last night Henry r. Rhone, C. H.
Robinson, Peter Mogensen and ]. A.
Cannell drove to Fruita from this
city and attended a most enjoyable
and very busy session of the Fruita
Lodge, Woodmen of the World. The
gentlemen were royalty received and
entertained. At the meeting the Fruita
lodge elected A. V. Sharp, H. c. Wag-
ner and a Mr.. Skinner as delegates to
the business session splendid lunch
con was served. The Fruita lodge is
enjoying steady and prosperous
growth.
]. F. O'Malley, the new city engi-
neer, has opened his Office In the
building occupied by the real estate
firm of Maglll and Walker. Mr.. o.
Malley has resided in the city about
one year. He has had many years
lexperlence in surveying and civil en-
cheering, for a long period he was
employed in this capacity by one OF
the big railroads of the east. Since
coming to this city he has done much
work in his line on the Uintah res
ervation. 1t is believed that he will
prove an efficient and satisfactory
official.
Walkover $3.50 shoes at Loeffler's
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