The daily sentinel., 1901-08-01
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Herman Frohn, chief clerk at Arthur's.
leaves tonight for Denver on vacation.
Furnished Rooms TO Rent-Between
Ninth and Tenth on Main street. Mre.
j. Porter.
Misses Della and Sallie Green returped
home at noon today from visit to Glen
wood and Aspen.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Laird, father and
mother OF Mrs. F. r. Smith left for
their home in Iowa last night.
c. Fl Mayo, OF the firm OF MAYO Il
Endner, is much improved in health. 80
reports his physician, DR.. 1ngersoll.
Mrs. w. S. Core spent the day in
Glenwood Springs yesterday, the guest
of Mrs. Robert Steel, formerly of this
city
The Denver and Colorado Springs
paners have been saying some very nice
things about the coming Peach Day
celebration.
Mrs A. r. Sampliner left this morn.
ing for Ouray. with her daughter Enth,
to visit with Mrs. Sampliner's mother,
Mrs. Strayer
The Crawford Handy Kitchen will
still continue to do business at the same
old stand, dispensing nothing but the
best candy.
Mrs j NJ Sanpliner and daughter
Selma left this morning for Crested
Butte, to visit during the hot sei.son
with relatives and friends in Crested
Butte and Gunnison.
The Great Hewett, the wonder worker,
assisted by Lady Zetta, will give one OF
their novel entertainments at the Park
opera house on Tuesday evening, Aug.
9th On this occasion number OF val
uable presents will be oiven away. Re-
served seats % and 81 cents; general
admission Is cents; tickets on sale at
Haskells Pharmacy.
Secretary Walpole of tha Peach d
executive committee received dupli-
cate contract from Ivy Baldwin, the
great WI s.ern aeronaut to make his
balloon ascension 10 this city during
Peach week in competition with Frank
Frazier Both these men claim to be
the bast balponists in this country at the
prasnnt time and there will be great
rivalry between them for this event.
The citizena OF the First ward have
cordially extended an invitation to tho
Modern Woodman band to give n cor
cert 1t Dowrey's corner, on Tuesday
evenin.', August 6, which the manage
ment OF tho band has cheerfully accept
ed. The program that Prof. Alexander
has prepared for the occasion will be one
OF the finest that this organization has
yet given, and will consist OF voc II and
instrumental selections. The program
will be published later.
w. G. Wilson, who is here on visit
from South Dakota, returned yesterday
from trip to the OIL fields OF the Pla-
teau country. Mr.. Wilson is quite en-
thuslaslic over the outlook for oil or gas
in that section and thinks that those
who are luteres ted there through through
claims staked out, should band together
to put down test oil we'll He says it
has been demonstrated to him thorough
ly through ocular evidence that there is
oil and gas there. The party OF which
he WINS member liz the gas well and it
burned for considerable tame. A
meeting is being held this afternoon at
the Office OF johnson Il Glasco. to see il
some means cannot be secured to bore
test well in that section. Mr. Wilson
states that the whole country is staked
Oft and there are enough people now
who have land staked there to bora this
test well by each person paying small
share. This looks as il it is the only
way to have the matter thoroughly
tested.
Dependent upon the action of the city
council tomorr night, which every
citizen hopes will be favorable. now that
it is determined t, have a great carnival
Peach Day, is the coming OF George G.
Lary's big Midway attractions. These
include, beside many other attractions,
a miniature railway, an electric fountain,
100 fooS Ferris wheel, Aimee, the fire
dancer, Delpsrisn 4 Rogers Oriental
Carnival company, Arion, the electric