The daily sentinel., 1905-05-01

The school election is on today. but
there is very little excitement over
the matter.
Mrs. Gustave VanHoorebeke has
issued invitations for an "at home"
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mona Johnson leaves tomor-
row for old Mexico to accept a posi-
tion in an Indian school.
Rev. Milliken of Palisade will de-
/ liver lecture at the Bethel NJ. E.
church next Friday night.
Robert VanArsdale. a well known
railroad man, leaves tonight for Cal
/ ifornia where he will reside.
Joseph NJ. Sampliner, who has
been in Denver for the past several
days, returned home Sunday night.
A. NJ. Schmidt and wife arrived to-
day from Eldora Springs, Mo, and
are the guests of Louis Schmidt and
family.
O'Neil & Richardson purchased to-
| day the saloon known as the Royalty
| Club, which was owned by the late
]. H. Ackerman.
Attend the international May Day
celebration at Tie court house to-
night Fine program. Admission
/ free. Everybody invited.
! Fred G. Holmes, assistant manager
of the Western Sugar & Land Com
pany, left for Montrose this morn
/ ing in the interests of the factory.
II. C. MILAN, former proprietor of
| the Western hotel. and family left
! today for Palisade, where Mr.. Nc
MILAN will engage in the restaurant
| business.
John T. Barnett, one of Ouray's
most prominent attorneys, is a visit
or to the city today. Mr.. Barnett but
recently returned from an extended
coast trip.
Edward Simmons of the sugar
company, returned Saturday night to
Denver. He goes east to secure and
escort more beet growers to this val
ley from Nebraska.
John II. Richardson of Glenwood
| Springs was an arrival in the city
last night. 1t is said that Mr.. Rich
ardson will shortly become interested
in business in this city
Elizabeth and Lafayette Jones to-
day sold their ranch of so acres,
northwest of town, to William E.
Reinhart. The sale was made through
the realty firm of Gaines & Yelton.
! DR.. L. c. Hedges, accompanied by
/ a party of eastern gentlemen, left
Saturday evening for the Sinbad min
ing district to inspect the properties
of the Pyramid Mining & Milling
Company.
The 40-hour devotion service be-
| gan at the Catholic church yesterday
morning. Father Conway is being
assisted in the services by Father
Perse of Leadville and Father Gatest
of Durango.
Today the election of school di-
rector to succeed William Bomgard-
ner Is being held in this district. Very
! little interest is being manifested
There are two candidates-John II.
Hill and Robert A. Orr.
The regular meeting of the direc-
tors of the Carnegie library will take
place tonight. Mayor Bunting will
assume the duties of chairman of
the board tonight. He has been a
member now for nearly year of the
old board.
Plateau Valley Voice: Mr.. and
Mrs. e. b. Growdon paid the county
seat a short visit this week They
were accompanied to Grand juno
tion by Miss Norine, who was return
ing home after a pleasant visit in
Collbran.
The Independent Fruit Growers
Association has secured office quar-
ters in the rooms of j. A. McLuen, of
McLuen & Yelton. Manager Griffith
may hereafter be found there at all
times for business connected with the
! association.
M. Il. Malone of Denver, of the
Denver Gas & Electric Company, was
an arrival in the city last night. ac.
companying George A. Currie home
from his trip to Denver and other
points in the interests of the pro,
posed new gas plant for this city.
Capt, j. A. Lyons returned home
today from Guthrie Center, Ia, where
he has been for the past three weeks
assisting his son, Frank Lyons, il
closing out his business at that place
: preparatory to removing to Crane
Junction. The latter Will arrive mex
I week.
81 S. X. Vols will leave in the morn
I ing for Colorado Springs, where he
goes to attend the district convention
Z of the Modern Woodmen oil America
3 From Colorado Springs, at the con
clusion of the work of the conven
: tion he will go to Denver, returning
s home next Saturday.
: The contract for the Fair buildin,
: was not let Saturday. 1t required
; some extra time to examine the bid
anu lnt tOulpunN was COmpelleu tt
I let the matter go over until today
The contract will undoubtedly be lie
tonight. There are three or fou
bidders. One or more from Colo
RADIO Springs.
Percy A. Leonard of Denver. man
ager for the Western World Publish
ing Company, was visitor to tn,
city yesterday. Fifteen years ag,
Mr.. Leonard was manager for tn,
Daily Star of this city. at that tim,
an Associated Press paper. 1t seem
long while to look back to tina
period and note the changes in tn,
city now.
Thomas Hadcock, who has been a
Silver City. n. NJ, for the past sew
eral months, aiding in the construc
tion of n new smelter which wa
being built under the direction o
Manager II. w. Edwards. who bull
the smelter in this city, is an arriva
home. Mir. Hadcock took a trip I,
California before his return to visi
A some old friends.
III Gilbert Voorhies of near indianap