The daily sentinel., 1899-05-09
PERSONAL.
Council meets tonight.

Inc Dali on tne ZoIu Will 10 ouio
winner"
Remember you can have good time
at the ball on the 26th.
The case against the druggists was
postponed until tomorrow morning.
Miss Susa Carpenter arrived home
last night from Leadville.
Positively the best yet-The Womans
Relief Corps social and hop.
Roadmaster John O'Boyle was visi
tor to the city this morning.
II you must miss something let it be
something else and not the social and.
hop. You cant afford to miss it.
The ladies promise you one Of the best
balls of the season at the Armory on the
evening of the 26th.
Miss Mae Armstrong OF DeBeque will
leave June LIST for Paris. This is Miss
Armstrong; second visit to the French
capital.
II you want to see the finest goods
made, call at Pearson's and see the
choice line. imported by Stein, Simon &
Co. d, OF San Francisco. 593
There are three eets OF drills promised
for the social and hop. One by "a little
boys and girls, 1.-THE Minuet," and mil
itary drill by "a young ladies.
II you have never found tailor to
TO-,
cult forms fitted to perfection. 593
Hunter Woodson, representing the
Carson Harper company of Denver, is in
the city guest at the Fairlawp.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Clough and son.
Leon, left for the east last night to re-
main permanently.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Firemen are max
ing all arrangements for their ball on
the Goth.
The case of Mrs. Louise s. Nishwitz,
against Julius Goldberg, charged with
an attempt to beat his board bill is on
trial today in the county court before a
jury of citizens.
Miss Agnes Whitley, left for Denver
last night to resume her duties in the
central office of the Denver Telephone
Exchange, Miss Whitley spent two
weeks vacation with friends.
Hon Carl j. Sigfried, prominent at
torney OF Ouray, and Hon. F. j Hulan
iski, OF the Ouray Silverite- Plaindealer,
were visitors to the city yesterday after
noon, arriving over the narrow gauge
Mr.. Sigfried was en- route to St. Paul to
attend the bond litigation in which
Ouray county is involved to the extent
OF $1sO,OOO.
Mrs. j. r. Falls, who has for years
been recognized as a hard worker in all
the ranks of the Womans Relief Corps,
the auxiliary body to the Grand Army
of the Republic, was appointed at the
recent session of the Department of Col
orado and Wyoming of Womans Relief
Corps at itsFifteenth annual session, De-
partment Patriotic Instructor, on the
staff OF the Department President The
warm friends of MIS-. Falls, will learn
OF her elevation in department
ranks with pleasure.
Judge Hulaniski had good item
hich he impaired to Sentinel report
er yesterday, which was making him
and all the people of Ouray county feel
good. The proposition for tunnel
ing the range between Ouray and Tellu-
ride is about to be consnmmated. Bonds
to the amount OF S6,OOOOOO are about to
be hoated with Scotch capital in the
city of Glasgow. The building OF the
tunnel, which has long been dream of
the people Of Ouray and Telluride, will
start things going in good shape all
through the San Juan country. Work
will begin at once, said Judge Hulaniski,
at both ends at once. In the Joy OF our
neighbors at Ouray and Telluride. the
people OF Grand junction can heartily
take part, as any thing that will bene-
fit the San Juan region will incidentally
benefit this section.
There was universal regret that Mss
Olive Hensel could not proceed with her
essay, at Leadvilie. After she had
spoken few minutes she found that che
was losing her voice and with few
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