The daily sentinel., 1905-05-06


Special sale of shorts tomorrow at
l31 Postotfice block.
+. p. Tanner of ouray was a yisi-
tor in the city yesterday
c. V. Larry of Caldwell. Kan, is
a new arrival in the valley.
Mrs. E. c. Miller of Ferndale, Cal.
is the guest of friends in the city
J. II. Russell, well known bust
ness man of Mancos, is in town to-
day.
The Silver Trill Mandolin Club
will give an entertainment next
week.
]. C. Anderson. well known busi-
ness man of Telluride, is in the city
today.
James U. Harris will return this
evening from business trip to
Meeker.
w. C. Ruceers and wife of Duran
go were in the city for short time
last evening.
ID. Walter Clark was quite i'll yes
terday at his home on East Rood
avenue. but is better this afternoon
{ The household goods of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. McBain are being removed
today from the residence on Ute av-
enue.
/ Reconstruction is being done to-
day of the concrete pavement in
/ front of the Kippe building on Main
street.
Judge w. A. Marsh is on duty
again, but guarding a very black eye,
the result of his encounter yesterday
with young Swaney
We are selling double and single
breasted summer suits at prices that
must sell them. Call and see us be-
fore buying. 131 PostofHce block.
Miss Percy James. who has been
teaching in the Loback district the
past winter, left last evening for
Routt county. where she has engaged
another school.
Mrs. Howard Litton, wife of one
of the proprietors of the Mendoza
fruit farm, arrived in Grand juno
tion last evening from Illinois, her
former home.
Mrs. r. c. Henderson of the Beth
ell community returned last evening
| from Montrose, where she spent the
week visiting her son. Darie l.. Hen
derson, and wife.
The crowd that will go to Glen
wood Springs tomorrow morning on
the special excursion train of the
Colorado Midland will probably num-
Der several hundred.
Supper will be served from $3.50
until 500 o'clock Saturday evening
in the Reed building. Price, 25c. A
big assortment of aprons on sale both
afternoon and evening Ladies of
st. Matthews Guild.
John J. Vandemoer of Denver.
western representative of the Engin-
eering G Mining Journal. was a Wis
itor to the city last night. Mr. Van
demoer has been connected with the
above mining journal for a period of
35 years, which is a very long time
to represent any institution or bust
ness.
Last evening Miss Eva Opdyke en-
| tertained twenty or thirty or more
of her young friends at her home
at 933 White avenue in very de
lightful manner. There were a num-
ber of pleasant games. light refresh
ments We're served in a very charm
ing manner and until the midnight
hour one pleasure followed another.
Miss Opdyke fulfills the duties of
| hostess in most admirable manner.
Monday evening Robert l.. Dunno,
the famous war correspondent of
4 Golfers Weekly. will give his great
4 illustrated lecture, First in Korea, ="
at the Congregational church, under
the auspices of the Woman's Club
Mr.. Dunno win tell of his many
1 thrilling experiences and interesting
adventures in the far east. He is
fresh from the seat of war and his
lecture will be rare treat. Seats on
sale at Arthur's drug store. Admis-
sion, soc. Don't fail to hear him.
a practical demonstration of the
teaching ability of the ores of the
Pyramid Milling & Mining Company
is being made in the Offices of the
company in the Grand aVlley Nation
al Bank building. The entire leach
ing process can be seen here on a
small scale. w. d. Temple, the as
sayer and chemist for the company.
is in charge and will be pleased to ex-
plain the process from the raw ma
terial to the finished product to any
who may be interested enough to
call.
Just returning from the far east
where for the past IA months he has
acted as war correspondent for Col
lier's Weekly, Robert L. Dunno. a
war correspondent of more than ma
tional renown, will appear at the
Conversational church Monday ev-
ening under the auspices of the Wom-
ans Club. First in Korea" will be
his subject and his lecture will be il
lustrated with a great series of ster-
eopticon views depicting scenes in