The daily sentinel., 1901-04-19
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Turner's Calico ball Wednesday, Apr. "a.
Driving the big piles for the addition
to the Canon block attracts large num-
ber Of people.
See the beautiful Maypole dance at
the Women Of Woodcrafts annual ball.
At the Armory, April 80.
Mrs, A. A. Hawley, state president Of
W. G. T. U. will lecture Monday even
ing at the Congregational church. Free.
All are invited.
The ladies Of the Christian church will
have a cake sale at Mrs. Ellen Fletcher's
millinery store next Saturday, beginning
at 10 a. N.
Get your mind made up early to attend
the Trainmens' May Day ball, Wednee-
day, May 1st, at Park opera house. 1t
will be the only real May Day ball Of
the season. Boyer's full orchestra.
1. N. Bunting leaves tonight for Sail
da, where he goes to attend session Of
the Arkansas Valley Editorial associa-
ton. Mr.. Bunting is on the program
for an address before the association.
1
Hall rates to Denver and return April
%, VIA Colorado Midland. Account OF
S2nd anniversary 1. o. o. F. For fur
ther particulars call at the Midland city
office,
W. R. Peck, City agent.
Mr.. and.lMrs. ]. q. Fesler passed
through this city last night on their way
to San Francisco, where they will take
passage on the transport Warren for
their long voyage across the Pacific
ocean. Mr.. Fesler ia the recently ap-
pointed consul to Annoy, China, and has
quite a number Of warm friends in this
city, who will wish both him and his
wife a successful and pleasant voyage.
The steamer will sail Thursday.
This Office is indebted to L r. Phillips,
head teacher in the Palisade schools, for
a large photograph OF the head gate
which is now being constructed. The
timbering and the steel work seem to be
sufficiently large almost fora steamer
dry dock and the people who take water
from the Grand river ditch need not be
afraid hereafter that the gate will go out
from high water, with the massive ma
sonry which has been erected to held the
waters. The work is a credit to Con-
tractor Lumsden and the stock holders
OF the Grand Valley Irrigation company
erected an enduring monument Of his
handiwork in the canal headgate.
From all indica lions it appears that on
Monday, April 22d, tho attraction at the
Park opera house will do great busi-
ness, and from all reports it is deserving
OF the very liberal patronage which has
been bestowed upon it thus far. AS a
play Clyde Fitch'a Nathan Hale" is GER
tainly ono OF the best produced in recent
years. The subject affords ample op-
portunity for the play wright, and in this
instance Mr.. Fitch has made the most
OF it. The production is identically the
came as when seen here last season. The
company has also been highly compli
mented for it's efficiency, while Mr..
Howard Kyle, the the star, has won for
himself an enViable reputation for his
portrayal OF the character OF Nathan
Hale.
copy of the Los Angeles Times was
received at this office last night, which
contained tho name Of Henry Hinckley
at the top margin of the paper. Many
OF the old timers Of the city will remem-
Der Hickey, as "Halvers," under which
name he went in this city for number
OF years. He was queer individual Of
very knowing ways and was harmless.
He is now an inmate OF the Soldiers
Home at Santa Monica, California, where
be has bsen for quite some time. Many
of his old acquaintances here thought
when he left here that he went to the
Lesvenworth home, but he struck west
instead OF cast, as he first intended to do.
Hinckley was the power behind the fly
wheel Of the old Star press, when that
paper was NOR ming Associated Press
paper. under the management OF the
writer.
Cuts Of the new library building which
is about to be built at Cheyenne, Wyo.,
from the money donated by Andrew
Carnegie. the sum ofs5O.OOO, are 80 near