The daily sentinel., 1905-09-11

IL
itor in the city.
y. H. Gribben, of Salida, spent
Sunday in the city.
Miss Sloan, of Montrose, is the
guest of friends in the city.
The plasterers- begin work in the
new Fair building this week.
The work of unloading the white
and cream-colored brick at the new
depot is still in progress.
A great many tourists spent
sunday in the city and the hotels
were well filed.
&C. c. Mitchell has accepted
position as a member of the clerical
force in the offices of the fair assoc
iatfon.
The Baptist parsonage will be
completed this week and ready for
occupancy. II is a very handsome
cottage.
Mrs. Julia w Capps. of Santa
Anna. California, en- route home from
the east, is spending a few days in
the city.
Mrs. r. B. Mark. son and daught-
er, of Thompson, Utah, are spending
the day in the city en- route home
from Denver.
james l.. Hamilton, the popular
travelling man. left this morning for
Ouray and other points along the
narrow guage.
F. w. DANES and c. H. Robin
son drove out yesterday to the A. H.
Lingergon ranch wnere they spent
delightful day.
w. Il. Boistwick and wife and
J. w. Beal and wife, of Mt. Ster
ling. Ohio. are the guests of friends
in the city. They are en- route to the
far east.
"A residence at the corner of
Sixth and Gunnison. owned by the
Steele estate, was sold Saturday to
c.. l.. Rankin Consideration private
Magill & Van Dalsem made the sale.
There were hundreds of ladies
on Saturday afternoon and evening
attending the opening of fall millin-
cry goods at Mrs. NJ. T. Hollands es-
tablishment in the Columbine build
ing.
Saturday evening Miss Maude
Burton. daughter of Supt. Burton, OF
the Indnan school. left for Fulton
Mo. to resume her college work
Supt. Burton accompanied his daught-
er to Fulton and Will return the lat
ter part of the week.
This morning the fall term of
school at the Teller Institute opened
under the most favorable circum-
stances. All of the teachers and EN-
ployees We're present and ready to
take up their work. The attendance
was large and year of good work is
assured.
The work on the big addition
to the grand stand at the fair grounds
/ is progressing at rapid rate. The
carpenters Will have everything com
pleted by the latter part of the week.
I The management viii be able to com
fortably seat 1900 people in the
grand stand.
Nothing has been learned of the
whereabouts of Scobey and La Maur,
the two boys who ran away from the
| Indian school on Thursday night.
Superintendent Burton has made
many inquiries but the young fell
lowe evidently covered up their tracks
pretty thoroughly.
Several of the clothing houses
of the city have elegant window dis
plays of the stylish fall clothing. The
windows of Sampliners. Loeliler.
/ Lyons, The Red Trunk and the Fam
/ Gus have been admired by many and
/ are criterions of the fall styles in
mems and boys clothing.
The remains of Miss Adeline
Burdette who died in this city on
December 16 of last year. were re-
moved today from Orchard Mesa
cemetery and will be shipped by the
I Gourley-Platt Undertaking company
to the old home of the deceased in
South Dakota. The deceased was a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Bur
dette who removed from their former
home in South Dakota in May of this
year The remains viii go. west this
evening.
A large number of Iowa people
arrived in the city yesterday. Some
came in to visit friends in the val
ley and others touring the west, stop
ped over for the day only. Among the
Iowa visitors were X. r. Smith, OF
Burlington: f. c. Gull and wife .oi
Manchester: Mr.. and Mrs. J. o
Jones, of Clarinda; Mac Thomas and
wife, John Echert. Marion Palmer
John Jumper, all of Oakland, and
MIR. and Mrs. b. D. Stevenson, ol
Des Molnes.
There is a understanding pre-
vailing among the ladies of this city
and valley regarding the exhibits II
the needlework, art and other de
partments at the exhibition hall a
the coming fair. II seems that ther,
is a general impression that any ar
ticle or goods placed on exhibition
last year cannot be entered agaiI
this year. Secretary Fisher wishel
to correct this. Any article PLACED
on exhibition last year can be en-
tered this year even If 1t was prem
ium winner. Every effort should b'
made toward making the eXhibiti
in these departments, of particular
interest to the ladies', surpass II
beauty and size of last year. Every
lady In the valley is privileged t'
enter exhibits and all who can SHOULD
do so The premiums are handsome
The funeral of Il. 5. Reams helC
yesterday afternoon from the Pres
byterian church was largely attend
J ed. The Odd Fellows and the Re
bekahs, OF which orders Mr.. Reaml
was a prominent member, We're rep
resented by large delegations who at
tended the services in a body. Their,
were also a goodly number of tbs
members OF the local G. a. r. pos
in attendance while a large con
course of other friends We're pres
ent to pay a last tribute to the dead
The Odd Fellows, about sixty IL
number. accompanied the remaini
from the residence on Gunnison ave