The daily sentinel., 1909-01-14
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

ChiN ohto' - W PRIMROSE,
and jeweler
You can get the Western Slope
Marble and Granite Co, phone juno
tion 81.
Miss Estelle Walker is quite seri-
ously i'll at the home on North Fifth
street.
We sell for cash. but we sell the
best shoes for less money than any
one.-McConnell & Lowe Shoe Store. |
There was another large congrega-
tion at the revival service at the |
Presbyterian church last evening.
',Watch for the Ones" c. w. |
Primrose high-class matchmaking
and jewelry repairing.
Tonight the board of directors of
the Y. NJ. c. A. will have an import
ant regular meeting at the head
quarters.
Lee Haney advertising agent for
the Midland, returned to Denver to-
day after working up local interest
in the Festival of Blossoms.
w. w Chandler of the Western
Slope Printing Company of this city
has been quite i'll for some days with
la grippe.
George Il. Haskell and family. for
merly OF this city but who have spent
the past six months in Chicago. have
returned to Colorado and taken up
their residence in the city of Den
yer.
l. T.. Lukens of the mechanical de-
partment of the morning paper is i'll
at the Reddiker home on Grand ave-
nue.. He is suffering from an attack
of the mumps and other complica-
tions.
LaVerne Cook, five years foreman
of the Mermod-Jaccard Jewelry Co.
St. Louis. has charge of our repair
department We can remodel your
old jewelry into new designs. c. w
Primrose.
large attendance. satisfactory re
ports, enthusiasm over the plans for
the new year and an enjoyable time
tells the story of the annual meeting
of the membership of the Baptist
church of this city, held last even
ing at the church.
There is rumor to the effect that
T. b. Purves, well known here, has
rendered his resignation as superin-
tendent of the motive power of the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad and
that a Rock Island man will take his
place.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry l.. Hiatt are
the parents of a fine boy who arrived
on Sunday to keep company with the
pretty little daughter-the first-born
of the family. The mother and the
little stranger are getting along very
nicely.
The state agricultural students of
the veterinary department have pre-
pared petition signed by about
hi Ia
eral names of local boys, asking that
an appropriation be made by the
\ Legislature of $4,000 for veter-
/ mary building.
Every member of the Chamber of
4 Commerce should arrange to be pres
| ent at the annual meeting next Tues
/ day night and not sit back and let
two or three men run the whole af-
| fair and put through Il slate that will
carry out their own individual wish
es and desires.
Domenico Regitano. a miner. EN-
ployed at Delagua. near Trinidad,
was killed yesterday. He felt the
cold and climbing on top OF the
coke ovens to warm himself. He went
to asleep and was run down by
coal train. He was married but his
family live in Italy
Inc ROAD DNelSeelS LOT lIe tHSuiie
year were appointed yesterday by the
new board of county commissioners
and Attorney Ben Griffith was sworn
in as county attorney to succeed
Straud NJ Logan. Mr.. Griffith did
very active campaign work for the re-
publican party in the last campaign
and the county attorneyship is his
reward.
NJ Miss Evelyn Perkins. for the past
two years employed as stenographer
in this city and well known and very
popular here. was yesterday appoint
ed "A clerk in the reclamation service
of the government at "A salary of ST.
200. AS announced by The Sentinel
some time ago, Miss Perkins was eN-
pecting such an appointment. SAe
viii probably he located at TIE Offices
in Denver.
That was a big jolly handed out
by the morning sheet to the effect
that it has given the latest Washing
tion and Denver legislative and polit-
ical news first, so far as this city
is concerned A comparison of the
files of the morning and afternoon
paper will tell tale entirely differ
ent Nearly every one of the big
events at either of the big political
centers has appeared first in The Sen
tinel.
The official organ and County
Clerk Starr seem greatly worried over
the probability that the people will
not think that Reuben has made
tremendous record as county clerk
and over the probability of the peo-
pie giving Sheriff Charles Schrader
and County Treasurer NJ. NJ. Shores
the credit for making the best show
made by any of the men that have
hold Offices I'm this county during the