The daily sentinel., 1904-09-21

Men Will be the guests OF the city
Thursday night and Friday morning
and have your carriage at the station
Friday morning 70 take one or more
OF the gentlemen a drive through the
nearby country.
Mrs. E G.. Haskins of Pueblo. was
an arrival in the city last night with
her little son. She will visit with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Andrew.
until after the fair. when Mr..
Andrews and family expect to go tc
California TO remain.
1.-THE Tenderfoot.' the musical
comedy that broke all records IN chi.
cago for long runs, will be presented
at the Park opera house Saturday.
Sept. "a by the original company and
with the original electric and scenic
embellishments. 1t is Texas show.
Phil Ryley will play the leading role.
After the visiting Pueblo business
men have been driven over the valley
Friday morning, they will be taken
to the new city hall where all the bus
iness men of the city are invited to
call and meet the visitors. The recep-
tion at the new city hall will take
place between eleven and twelve
O'Clock.
The special committee who has
charge of the exhibit requests us to
announce that all ladies who contribute
fancy shawls, afghans and quilts for
the display at the fair may rest assur-
ed that the articles will be we'll cared
for and protected in every way
Everything entrusted to the committee
will receive proper care and attention.
Herman Hoesch of the Flving
Dutchman Mining Company. writes
from the property in Utah that the
mine is showing up in fine shape.
They have solid vein of six feet of
high grade ore from which shipments
can be made as soon as the machinery
is on the ground. Active developments
will be continued on the property
which now promises to prove one of
the most valuable in that vicinity.
The ladies of the Eastren Star held
an interesting meeting last night at
which two candidates were initiated
and received as members of the order.
After the business session. refreshments
were served and pleasant social
hour enjoyed The Eastern Star is one
of the strongest fraternal orders in
the CITY, and its membership is con-
stantly growing.
Along Fifth street and other
preparations are being
made by the Electric Light company
to place the now poles in position.
which will support the new arc lights
recently contracted for ny the city
council, These lights will be similar
in power and to those ON Main street
and will be great improvement over
the small street lights now in use
about the streets The new lights to
be installed will number forty.
The masquerade hall at the Audi
torium was largely attended and a
great time was had. The characters
were many and varied Miss Arnold
won the prize offered for the best dress
ed lady and Walter Stout carried off
awards for the best costumed gentle
man. Marsh wohlfort and Lee
Lowery won the prizes offered for the
most ridiculously costumed couple.
The dancing continued until a late
hour. This was the first masked
ball ever given at the auditorium and
it proved most delightful affair
And now comes to the front a seed
less cucumber. In the garden of Frank
!. Lee, at his residence on Seventh
street, the new departure in the veg
stable kingdom has developed and
grown to healthful proportions. The
seedless cucumber appears to be as good
in flavor as the ordinary cucumb ber
Only few of the new variety made
III appearance in the Lee garden this
season. The seedless ocuumber will
complete trio of seedless wonders,
al developed in the Grand valley, =
he sesdless apple. the seedless pear
md the seedless cucumber.
The sale of the Grand Hotel prop
,rty, referred to some days ago by the
has been consummated Mrs.
Scott. the owner of the property, hav-
ming sold the same to Harry Barnett,
formerly of Nebraska. but now of
Cripple Greek, 1t is said that Mr..
Barnett will take charge of the pro-
perty about October 10th, and will
control the management of the house