The daily sentinel., 1901-08-15
THE CURRENT NEWS.


Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. White and little
daughter, leave this evening for short
visit in Salt Lake City.
Dramatic specially entertainment,
Thursday night. August 22d. for st.
Matthews parsonage fund.
Remember the benefit entertainment
for st. Matthew'S parsonage fund
Thursda6 night August 22d.
T. Wsehburn, OF Lesdville, con-
nected with the Carbonate National
bank, was visitor to the city today.
Mrs. e. F. Eldridge is entertaining
number Of ladies' this afternoon at whist.
The occasion is in honor OF her sister,
Mrs. McCrary.
]. Il. Ackerhan and wife leave to-
night on the San Juan excursion for
trip to Salt Lake City. They will be
gone several days.
Making the curve in the street car
track at the corner OF Fourth and Main
streets, attracts great many people to
watch it's progress.
Henry Charpiot, Denver costumer, will
be here with fine line OF costumes both
for ladies and gents for Peach Day fair.
Rental very reasonable.
DR.. e. F. Eldridke is sporting one of
the handsomest physician's carriages
ever brought to this city. 1t is OF the
Studebaker variety and is one OF the
very best makes OF that famous firm
The city's best amateur talent, assist
ed by Mr.. Leon Chapman, of the Broad
way Dramatic school. at Park opera
house Thursday night, August 22d, ben
eft OF st. Matthew'S parsonage fund.
F. q. Smalley. of Castle Rock, Colo
RADIO was a pleasant visitor to the city
today. Mr.. Smalley Is the foreman II
the Journal Of that town and is taking a
trip through the state on his vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. McCrary, the former a
brother Of Mrs. E. F. Eldridgs, and Dr..
and Mrs. Eldridge and their families,
were guests Of Manager W S. Phillips,
Jr., OF the Book Cliff railroad in an ex-
cursion to the Book Cliff mines this
morning.
Mrs. Lillian Fielding Smith, accom-
panied by her little son William, of
Quincy, Illinois, is visiting with her
mother and her brothers, Messrs E. NJ.
and r. X Hardy. Mrs. Smith arrived
in the city few days ago and will re-
main some little time with relatives and
friends
l.. M. Miller and w. Il. johnson will
leave tonight on the San Juan excursion
train for Salt Lake, and from there will
go to Portland to take up their new
work as general agents for the state Of
Oregon, OF the Globe Cabinet. Messrs.
Miller and johnson will form a strong
working team and their many friends in
this city will wish them abundant sue
cess.
Mr.. j. Frank Alfred, who has been the
manager of the city office OF the West
ern Union Telegraph company during
the past four months, leaves for Glen
wood. Colorado Springs and Denver to-
morrow morning. He expects to return
to this city in time for Peach Day and
will assist Mrs Jones in the Office dur
ing that busy time. Mr.. Alfred is a
pleasant young man and While here made
many friends. He will return to his
home in Provo, Utah, after the fall festal
event In this city.
There was jolly party Of young fel-
lows In the city last night travelling
across the country toward their home in
San Francisco, from tho Pan American
exposition. One Of the party was not,
however, a Californian, but a newspaper
editor from Urbana, Ohio, member of
the Gsumer Publishing company, pro.
prietors OF the Champaign Democrat.
He WAS F. Q. Gaumer, editor OF the pa
per. The other two gentlemen Of the
party were from San Francisco and their
names were H. s. Graui and George
Fry. The gentlemen had been together
to the an-American exposition and
were loud in their praise OF the exhibits
and OF the electrical illumination. They
left over the Western last night.
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