The daily sentinel., 1901-05-31
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Dr. A. II Cralg IS among touh! Wis
itors.
Walter L. Clark is among the visitors
today.
Charles r. Sieber is up from the
| l,wer country.
Drink Phos ferrone at Thompson's.
Most exhilerating drink in the city.
j. c. Uurlau. the well known athlete
and commercial tourist is a Brunswick
guest.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Hag-
ner, Thursday morning, May Both,
daughter.
Troop A was out in Khaki uniform
yesterday ard presented creditable ap-
psarance.
William Dittman, one OF the substan
tai farmers of the Plateau country. is
pleasant visitor today.
II your weariness seems unending our
egg phosphates will set you mending =
G. D. Smith & Co., druggists.
The graduation exercises tonight will
commence promptly at 8:15. People
should govern themselves accordingly.
Mrs. Fl. S, Henderson, wife OF DR..
Henderson, has gone to Denver TO visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D T.
Clark.
The Methodist church social was de-
cided success yesterday. The proceeds
90 toward paying for the handsome new
electroliers in the church.
Miss Alice Ackerman arrived home
from Boulder last night. She was sue
c,ssiul in passing the teachers examina-
ton with much credit to herself.
The dance last night by he Western
Slope Cycle club at the Armory, WAS
success financially and socially. There
was large crowd present and thor
oughly good time enjoyed.
Wednesday evening the horse attached
to the delivery wagon Of Heron & Cas-
sells, ran away from in front Of their
store. He ran as far as the office OF
Delaplain & Crosby, where it was
stopped The horse cut itself rather
badly.
Miss Orda Hoskine, sister Of Mrs. T'u-
man Ketchum. has returned home after
nearly years absence, which has been
spent in Denver. Miss Hoskins is a
membe OF the Columbine band and is
gladly welcomed home by the young la.
dies OF that organization.
That thirsty feeling is gone in min.
ute, il our soda water is put within it,
G. d. Smith & Co druggists.
The band concert in the park next
Sunday afternoon will be from $3.50 to
4:30. Following the concert the social
lists, assisted by Prof. w. H. Miller, su-
perintendent OF the city schools, will
hold meeting. Mr.. Miller is not
socialist but will deliver an address on
"The Message of Socialism as it Appears
to Me-"
Miss India Poulsop, who was but re-
Gently elected for another year as one OF
the corps OF public school teachers, has
resigned to accept position in the Sc
dttle puOllC SCHOOLS At COD6lueTaDl6 lD-
crease in salary. Miss Poulson has been
a very acceptable teacher in the schools
Of the city and her resignation will be
much regretted.
A very largely signed petition will be
presented to the board OF education to
establish a kindergarten department.
The petition has its origiuation in the
hands of A. Il. Sampliner. There is
very general desire 80 have such depart
ment rs part Of the public school system.
and doubtless the board will accede to
the wishes OF the petitioners.
A bloodless conflict took place We'd
nesday night between G. Harme, propri-
etor Of the Unaweep house and one of
the ladies who run the Brighton roomipg
house. 1t is asserted that Harms made
some remarke about the Brig hton and
its proprietors, which were resented.
One OF the ladies armed herself with q
whip and piled it vigorously She struck
him several times and Harms simply
warded off the blows The cause Of the
trouble could not be ascertained.
Rusat~sa VnAu~trlal ExuAnaI0n.