The daily sentinel., 1901-08-30
THE CURRENT NEWS.


There is heavy freight traffic on the
lines entering this city.
II you don't dance, 60 see tho fun at
the Park opera house tonight.
General Freight Agent hampton OF
the Rio Grande is In the city.
Ell. Smith, OF Montrose. a brother
OF N. N. Smith OF this city, is visiting
the latter.
Midland railway agent G. M. Keck, OF
Glenwood Springs was noted among the
visitors for Peach Day.
Wanted Young girl to work for
wages and 90 to school; small family.
Call at 2l7 White street. Mrs. J. B.
Mann.
The sham battle, which should have
occurred last night, will take place to-
night at the corner Of Seventh and
Main streets.
Wanted.-A good man to take charge
OF a fruit ranch one mile from town;
good wages; call at general delivery or
r. G. Chapman's, Fruit Ridge.
x-Governor Alva Adams wss in the
city yesterday. he was circulating
around amorg many old friends whom
he has known In Colorado for many
years.
The best patronized attraction in all
the city yesterday was the merry 60
round. The little folks kept it crowded
all day and their elders seemed to like
the circling motion pretty well them
selves.
H. T. DsLopg, through W. A. Marsh.
sold lots II to l8 inclusive, IN block GU.
to H. R. Ottmsn. The property Is locat-
ed at 9th and Cnipeta and Mr.. Ottman
will soon erect thereon . handsome resi-
dence.
The Armory hall was we'll filled last
night with = good natursd crowd Of
Peach week dancers. The evening was
sufficiently cool that dancing did not be-
oom burden and everyone present ap-
peared to have q highly enjoyable time.
Married, yesterday afternoon. August
29th, Mr.. John Tout, Of Telluride. to
Miss Martha Lutz OF this city, the Rev.
r. Sanderscn officiating. The wedding
took place six miles west of the city at
the home OF the brides parents. They
will make their home in Telluride.
James A. Curran, Of Denver, he Of bill
board fame, was an arrival in tho city
this morning from the west. He was
with his old friend Edwin A. Haskell.
manager Of the opera house. nearly all
the dag, although Mr.. Curran knows
quite number Of the people OF this city.
Mrs. Matt Flynn will leave tomorraw
morning for Denver where she goes to
meet her sister from Illinois. Mrs.
Flynn will be accompanied to Denver by
Mr.. Flynn's nephew Clarence Kelsey.
who has been spending the past several
months with his uncle and aunt.
The balloon ascension yesterday after
noon by Frank Frasier, a partner OF Ivy
Baldwin, was = success throughout. he
made q gradual ascent from mother
eaeth until he reached height OF sever
al thousand feet. He then cut loose his
parachute and dropped grscsfully to the
ground.
Hon. Sames q. McClain, relative OF
DR.. Taylor. residing at Msnzanola, and
Clay Jessup, a friend of MIR. hcClain's
from Carbondale are visitors to the city.
Mr.. McClain is large cattle dealer and
a man OF much influence In tho locality
where he lives near Rocky Ford. He 10
an old time friend OF the writer % we'll
as Mr.. Jessup.
At tho opera house last night the Vol
unteer Firemen entertained their friends
at a grand masque ball. The inclement
weather probably kept great many at
home who would otherwise have gone,
but there wore enough present 10 have
splendid time. There was . large
crowd Of spectators occupying the gal
lery seats.
John j. Slavin, the ever genial and
pleasant travelling passenger agent OF tho
Santa Fe railway, was visitor to the
city yesterday. Mr.. Slavin has been
attending Peach carnivals In this city
ever sioce they were arst inaugurated
and he can always be counted on to be
j.. y;oitor The SANTA Fe has no mora