The daily sentinel., 1904-09-27


ern hostelry are superior to those in
any hotel in this section of the state.
The house is almost entirely furnished
with the colonial or early craft furni
ture.
Joseph Newman and his talented
company will be with us again at the
Park opera house. Saturday. Oct. list.
Mr.. Newman is ALWAYS a delight to
any audience because he always has
something new to offer. Among his
''Mammy's Little Angel Child"
''Aint it Funny What Difference
Just a Few Hours Make "There
Was Something on His Mind, 81
can't Do That Sum. Isn't That
Like a Man Girls,' Accidental Hap
peniDgs".
The many friends of Miss Elizabeth
Wilhelmy daughter of Mr.. aand Mrs
Walter Wilhelmy will be pleased to
learn that she has been appointed the
assistant instructor in French aud
Spanish, at the University of Colo
RADIO at Boulder. for the years of 1904
Miss. Wilhelmy is graduate of the
high school in this city and is young
lady of rare culture. She is amhi-
tious and the fact that the faculty of
the university has seen fit to recognize
her worth in. their appointment to
srch an important position. is a mat
ter of great delight to her friends.
Manager Haskell has reorganized
his stage force at tho opera house. He
for the seasons S work and in other
ways made the force more efficient.
The force as it now stands is as follows
u Frank Sears, managing carpenter;
Harry Mort. assistant carpenter; H.
Jeffres, grip; A. Goodman. grip; E.
Dittman. fiyman; o. Barber. assistant
fiyman j. Moore. property; B. Shores.
assistant property. This is a good
working force and Manager Haskell
should find it an easy matter to handle
the work of the largest companies.
A very painful operation was per-
formed at the hospital Yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Frank Hall OF. Moab. a
sister of Mrs. l. E. Caldwell, had her
right leg amputated just below the
knee. Mrs. Hall was suffering from
a blood clot at point just above the
knee which had been neglected too long
and after several weeks in the hospital
it was decided that the leg would
have to be amputated The opera
tion was performed yesterday after
noon by Drs. Boil. Hanson and Smith.
This morning Mrs. Hall is resting
we'll and 1T is hoped that no complica-
tions will set in to cause any further
trouble.
When DIR. Miller, the dentist who
had offices at The LaCourt, was here
this summer. he fully expected to
open a permanent office this fall.
This however. he found il impossible
to do owing to his interests in the
south which could not he satisfactorily
disposed of at this distance, again, he
was under some obligations to return
70 do the work for the southern Hotel
System for another winter. Before
going, to do all in his power to be
favorably remembered by our people
Those who partonize him now will
get the lowest eastern rates and the
best possible work Office over
Loeffler's Tailor shop, Main street.
Last night the increase committee
OF the local lodge of the Woodmen of
the World went to Palisade to confer
with the lodge there regarding the
matter of holding a big log rolling in
the city the latter part of next month.
The committee will 90 to Fruita Sat
urday evening to meet with the lodge
there and discuss the same matter.
1t is proposed to have big meeting
here at which several hundred candi-
dates will be initiated into the three
lodges, and general good time Lad.
There is little doubt regarding the
successful culmination of the plans.
These lodges are strong and wide awake
and are constantly increasing the
mem bership.
Monday evening the grade teachers
met at the high school building for
the general teachers meeting. There
was free discussion of methods of
work. Prof. Warning gave the teachers
directions in regard to physical culture
and each teacher was presented with
manual on the subject. The Swedish
system is to be followed Supt. Allen
gave new kind of report card to the
teachers. This is teachers month
lv report to the superintendent 1t