The daily sentinel., 1904-09-08

remain for some time.
Miss Florence Nc Kay of Palisades.
we'll known in this city was the guest
of Mrs. !. S. Carnahan yesterday.
Mrs. A. r. Wadsworth and daugh-
ter Ida will leave Saturday night for
st. Louis. on visit to the Worlds
Fair.
Linn Kennedy left last might on
No. for Florence. where he will
join the Second Regiment band and
90 with them to st. Louis.
The maximum temperature yester
day was 90 degrees. The weather
forecast for 36 hours ending p. m.
Friday is fair tonight and Friday.
Mrs. Paul Roberts and two children,
who have spent several days in the
city most pleasantly visiting relatives
and old time friends left last night for
Longmont to visit her parents.
S. n. Wneelor was not permitted
to take his contemplated trip to Rocky
Ford he being compelled to abandon
same on account of contracting a very
severe cold which came painfully near
being an ATTACK of pneumonia.
Mrs. H. l.. Barnes and little daugh-
ter of the Crawford addition. will
leave Friday for Chicago, where the
little girl will undergo an operation.
From there she will go to visit Mrs.
Barnes mother at Des Moines. Iowa.
They will return i'll three months.
W. W. Hardin, prominent fruit
grower of the Fruitvale district. died
and one child Thu body has been
embalmed by Undertaken Krohn and
will be shipped to Ottawa, Illinois.
Saturday. The cause of death was
consumption.
The ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN church
will entertain all members of the
church and congregation in splendid
church social tomorrow. Friday. eve
ming in the church parlors beginning
at 8 O'Clock. Plenty of ice cream
and cakes will be provided. Every
body invited. Come and have a
splendid time.
J. Carl Hill it was stated in yestur-
davis paper would attend Colorado
College. This was an error. He
and his brother Isaac will attend the
University of Colorado. at Boulder,
entering the medical course. We
were in error also in stating yesterday
tat Miss Wilhelmy entered the soph-
omore year at Boulder. The present
year is her senior year and she will
graduate next June.
j. L. Chadwick. we'll known in this
city as n mining man, has made a
discovery whereby prospector is en-
abled to tell at once whether he has
scored ore that is worth while. 1t
is the simplest kind of process, SIM
pier even than the blow pips and does
away with sending ore TO an assayer.
waiting number of days and then
finding out that the ore had no value.
The process will soon be placed on the
market by Mr.. Chadwick and should
prove an inestImable boon TO tho
prospector.
W. III. LaCoste. chief clerk at the
Lay Naittinger company store was an
arrival home yesterday from his
eastern visit. He was Joined on his
return from Chicago by Mrs. LaCoste.
nj clt Iat sas frto 4.
north of Denver during the time that
Mr.. LaCoste was in the east purchas-
ing goods. Mr.. LaCoste states tnat
he found business very good in the
eastern markets and that there was a
scarcity of goods in his line in the
eastern houses, showing very healthy
state of trade.
There have been enrolled in the
public schools up to yesterday accord
ing to the report of Superintendent
Allen. of the schools 1853 pupils.
They are divided in the various build
ings as follows. Bryant school, two
rooms 30 and 40; High school, 1872 /.
High school building, rooms other than
the High school. 1896; Lincoln build.
ing. 294; Lowell budding 1897. In
the High school building and the
Lowell building there are larger
number than last year. There is a
slightly smaller number in the Lin.
coin. The number enrolled is not as
high as the highest number last year,
but it will increase greatly in the next
month.