The daily sentinel., 1904-11-09
Short Sayings.
And it is all over now.

! G. II. Mcneil of Delta is in town
today.
f. F. setugmeyer of Telluride is
in town today.
p. P. Harmon of Glenwo ood Springs
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. f. ". Barnes of Telluride is
visitor in the city today.
Mrs. W. s. Wallace left yesterday
or Denver to spend some weeks.
Thomas Miller of Helper, Utah is
the guest of friends in the CITY,.
'The Little Outcast' will appear
at the opera house on November 22nd.
The new rural deliverv wagon for
Route No. the recently established
route was put into service today. 1t
is very handsome little wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Whitley and
daughter, Miss Agnes left last night
for St. Louis where they will spend
several weeks at the Worlds Fair.
Arthur Wadsworth returned Monday
from his trip to the Worlds Fair.
Will Vollmer did not re turn with him
but remained in Denver for a few days.
George Garrison left this morning
for points up the narrow guage i'll the
interest of the firm of Garrison and
Fletcher. He will be absent several
days.
The election dinners held yesterday
by the Womans Relief Corps and the
ladies of the CONGREGATIONAL Church
were we'll patronized and neat sums
were cleared.
A large number of ranchmen have
been in the city all day anxious to
hear the election returns The streets
have been almost as crowded as they
were yesterday
Mrs. Abbey of Cripple Greek is the
guest of Mrs. A. A. Miller of this
city. Mrs. Abbey formerly resided
here and has a great number of
friends who are always glad to well
come her.
Yesterday at the meeting of the
Woman's Club the handsome new
programs of the years work were
distributed among the members. The
booklets were turned out by the Sem
tinel job department.
Tonight at the Park opera house
1.-The Show Girl" will be the at
raction. The company carries about
sixty people mostly PRETTY girls and
the production is said to be one of the
leading musical extravaganzas
W. II. Beck an old time resident
of this city is in town again greeting
his many friends. Mr.. Beck spent
the past few years in Oregon and
Washington. He has travelled very
extensively throughout the west.
The election ball last night at the
auditorium was largely attended and
hugely enjoyed by the large crowd
The election returns were received
and enthusiasm run high. The dane
ing continued until late hour. The
Womens Relief Corps served very
good lunch during the evening.
There was a runaway this morning.
A fruit wagon pulled by spirited
team of black horses standing ON
Main street near Fifth. be came fright
ened and ran down Main at rapid
rate. No damage was done however
and the team was finally stopped but
not until it had run more than a
mile.
The returns were received last
night at the democratic and republican
headquarters, the Pastime and The
royalty Club and the election ball.
Good natured crowds we're at each of
these places. The republicans crowed
over the democrats regarding the
national race and the democrats made
the republicans feel blue over the
returns regarding the state race
This office Just finished for the wo-
mans Club of this city the annul pro-
gram. 1t is said by the ladies' to be
the finest program issued for the
Woman's club since it organization.
The cover is the prevailing and pop
ular brown with embossed title and 4
the pages of tho book are in Jaranese |
imported paper. The Sentinel is