The daily sentinel., 1909-04-30
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


accept position in Texas.
Harry E. Mulnix. the expert ac-
countant, left last night for his home
in Denver.
This evening the board of directors
of the Chamber of Commerce will
meet in regular session.
j. C. Carnahan is up today from
Fruita. He does not think much
damage was done to fruit in that sec
ton last night.
Miss Evelyn Perkins. a former well
known stenographer. has returned
from Colorado Springs and resum ed
her position here.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Udlock.
last night. fine boy. The mother
and the little stranger are getting
along very nicely at the home on
/ Ouray avenue.
Doubtless scores of mem bers of the
order of Eagles will attend the an
nual memorial services Sunday even
/ ing at st. Matthews church.
Sherman w. Moody left the city a
/ few days. ago to join Mrs. Moody who
is visiting relatives at Everett, WASH
/ ington. Mr.. and Mrs. Moody will be
out of the city for some time.
Strawberry Day. Glenwood's S great
annual festival, will be held this year
June 10. The executive committee
( of the board of trade under whose
direction the entertainment will be
held. has appointed an advertising
committee.
Reports of the financial conditions
of all state banks have been called
for. Yesterday The Sentinel announc-
ed that the reports of the conditions
of the national banks had been called
for by the comptroller of the cur
rency.'
James Mckinney. the well known
young sugar expert. returned this
morning from Colorado Springs for
a short business visit in the city He
has but recently returned from Porto
Rico, where he has been connected
with sugar factory at that place.
Mrs. Rhoda Lutes, mother of e. B.
Lutes, and a lady of "a years of age.
has returned from a two weeks visit
with friends and relatives at Pali-
SADIE. Despite her mature age Mrs.
Lutes has but little trouble in getting
around and frequently makes a visit
away from home
DR.. Fred E. Graham, son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ Graham. of this city,
is a new arrival from California
where he has been located for several
years. He is being warmly greeted
by his many friends. The young
physician will locate in Springvale.
Utah. for the practice of his profess
sion.
A B. Cass was down from Glen
wood Springs today and closed a
deal with ]. r. Mitchell, representing
the Hamilton & Brown Shoe Co. for
the selling agency of their celebrated
American Gentleman three-fifty shoes
for men. Mr.. Cass is preparing to
move his family here and Is taking a
much needed rest and course of hot
baths at the Springs.
Moving pictures of the Burns and
Johnson fight, which we're taken at
the ringside in Sydney, Australia. last
December. and which have just reach
ed America. will be shown next We'd
nesday at the Park opera house for
a matinee and night performance at
popular prices. An expert lecturer
accompanies the action of the pic
lures with appropriate descriptions
of the incidents of interest.
Ouray and Grand Junction papers
report pupils of their high schools as
industriously training for a proposed
athletic contest for the western slope
high school classes. In Telluride the
high school students are employing
their time and effort in preparing for
an oratorical and elocutionary con-
is that the Telluride idea is the bet
ter, and likely to lead to more sub
stantial reward and benefits.-Tellu-
ride Journal.
The half price shoe sale pulled off
by Cass & Co., successors to the Bos-
ton Shoe Co., was big success. they
having disposed of all popular sizes
leaving about a hundred pairs of
high and low sizes on hand. These
they will offer for sale Saturday,
May lst. at one dollar pair. They
are ladies' high-grade goods. made to
sell at three to four dollars, and run
in sizes 2 u to " and to s. Take
your small and large feet to Cass &
Co. and have them fitted with good
shoes at one dollar a pair.
The "wets" on Wednesday in one
of the fiercest campaigns ever waged
| in any town or city in America, car
ried the city of Chillicothe. Ohio, by
1900 majority and the county of Ross
in which the city is located gave the
''wets" majority of over 1000. The
election was characterized by exciting
scenes and many arrests were made
on each side. The women were very
active. Mayor Yaple and the city
administration and large percent
age of the business men actively lead
the fight to keep the city and the
county wet" territory.
There is much sorrow in the sport
ing fraternity of Colorado because Of
the failure of the game bill to carry
the emergency clause. This clause
was in there when it passed the
house and senate but was ommitted
by the enrolling clerk. - The new
game bill opens the season for trout
fishing May 25. whereas the old law
opened 1t June 6. Had the emerg-
ency clause been in it would have
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