The daily sentinel., 1903-09-29

Alamosa. are guests in the city OF
Mrs. VIM. II. Covert.
Frank H. Haskell was last night
elected to fill the offics of Lecturin g
Knight. to fill vacancy.
A class of young men compete for
the silver medal in the Christian
church next Friday evening. Admis-
sion 10 CENTS
Geo. W. vallery and A. O. Ca mp
bell, of the Burlington, who were Wis
itors to this city yesterday. left over
the narrow guage this morning for
points east.
The Gordon Drug company is a
new institution which has opened for
business in the building corner of 2nd
and Colorado avenue, opposite the
New Western hotel.
On and after October 1st. the G.
| V. store will be opened daily from s
a. IN. to 6 D. m. except Saturday,
when it will be opened until 10 p. m.
Clio sed all day Sunday.
Some souvenir photos of Douglas.
Arizona have been received here. The
great scarcity of trees is noticeable in
the views of the town and the build
ings look anything but permanent.
O. p. holland has sold his very
handsome property on the corner of
11th and Main streets to Mrs. Annie
Collins. The consideration is private,
but it is fair price for the property.
As the fini shing touches are put on
the new scho oil building, it assumes a
most pleasing appearance to the eye.
1t has a good appearance from the out
side and the interior is even superior
Saxton Wolcott. of the Unitype
company. who has been in this city
for a number of days ON business con-
nected with the Simplex typesetting
machine in this office. left for the east
this morning.
Mrs. Green. wife of Manager Green
of the Mesa Dry Goods Co., who has
been very ill for several weeks wi tn
typhoid fever. was moved last mig hit
to her home ON Fifth street. She is
much improved.
DR.. Knude Hanson, the county ply
sician has been lying at st. Marys
hospital for few days past quite ill.
The many friends of the genial doctor
will be glad to hear that he is i'm
proving slightly.
An effort is being made to secure
the Montrose team for game of ball
next Sunday. The Montrose team
has been PLAYING some good ball with
Ouray and Telluride and they ought
to give the home team plenty of work.
A man walked half mile to this
office this morning to protest against
his name being inserted in the direc-
tory as laborer. He stated that he
was ranchman and miner. He said
if it could not be changed. to wipe
his name off the directory list. He
was sent away perfectly satisfied
A. J. Hards. who was formerly in
business in this city with Graham
I1didSt lCdNco Iva LoSohio
where he will manage five chair
tonsorial establishment for a party in
that city. Mr.. Hards leaves many
warm friends in this city. who will
wish him prosperity in his new loca-
tion.
]. @. Aldrich, OF Routt county,
father of KING Aldrich, clerk at the
Lyons and Co. store, was an arrival
in the city yesterday and will leave
today for his home. accompanied by
his wife who has been visiting in
this city with her son. They will
drive the entire distance back to their
home.
O. G.. Myers. formerly of the firm
of Cunningham and Myers. is report
ed to be doing finely at Grand juno
ton, Colorado, and at last report was
negotiating for the purchase of a farm.
His family expect to join him in the
course of two or three weeks. 1t is
gratifying to Mr. Myers many friends
to learn that he has found climate
which appears to be just what he
needs. -Fostoria (Ohio) Review-Dis-
patch.
Attorney Wood went over to Tellu-
ride Monday to defend the Socialists