The daily sentinel., 1905-09-23

w. L. Miller. of Cory, is among
the visitors today.
# A. Curtis, of ouray. is in
town today attending the fair.
Ice cream and chicken dinner at
the city restaurant tomorrow.
&C. S. Arden. of Davenport. Iowa,
is a new arrival He may locate here.
II T. selby. of Denver, is in
town greeting friends and taking in
the fair.
Joseph s. Swan, editor of the
DeBeque Bugle. was taking in the
fair yesterday.
Mrs. A. W. Derrick and Mrs. a.
NJ. Collins. of Creede. are visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. w r. Logan and daughter,
of Glenwood Springs, are guests of
friends inthe city today.
e. II. Rogers and l.. F. Rogers.
of Mesa. are among the many Plat
eau valley people in town today
Attend the auction sale of fur
niture and household goods at 124
Colorado avenue. Monday at p. m.
F. H. sanderson, of Hotchkiss.
came in over the narrow guage last
night in order to attend the fair
today.
Don't miss the entertainment at
the Methodist church Monda night.
Three selections by Phidela Rice and
other fine features. Admission 25 and
So cents.
The streets of the city have been
crowded the greater part of the day
Many people came in on the trains
last night and at noon to enjoy the
last day of the Mesa county fair.
One of the best programs ever
arranged for home talent entertain
ment Monday night at Methodist
church. Phidela Rice, Miss Fer
brache and others will take part.
Admission 20 and IS cents.
Carlyle Gatewood is having a
handsome concrete walk laid at his
residence at SIC Grande avenue. a
heating system viii probably be in
stalled in his handsome residence
during the next few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teother. of Glen
wood Springs, came in last night
and are spending the day in the city
Mrs. Teopther is a daughter of w.
r. Lee, proprietor of the Hotel Glen
wood and has quite number of warm
friends here.
Have you secured your seats
for DIR. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde?
perfect and magnificent interpreta-
ton of Robert Louis Stevenson re-
markable and weird story. One OF
the best theatrical attractions of the
season. A fine orchestra will play
during the evening. Seats on sale al
Arthur's drug store.
pr. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde as
presented every afternoon and even
ng at the New Curtis this week is
drawing large audiences, who are
apparently well pleased with the
show 1t is beyond doubt the strong
est attraction Mr.. Pelton has Offered
his patrons in many months. The
play is decidedly well put; there car
be no question about that. The sup
porting company is far above the
average players of the melo-drama
while the dual role in tn hands o
Mr.. Theodore Lorch is decidedly wei
done Mr. Loreh has evidently de
voted considerable study to this diff
ficult part. and as a result gives re
markably eleven Interpretation of Thu
gentlemanly Dr. Jeltyl and the vicious
Hyde Denver News, August 29th.
Last evening at their home oI
East Rood avenue Mr.. and Ms Char
les Keene entertained a party o
ladies and gentlemen in honor o
Mrs Detwiler. of Philadelphia, witt
is IA guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
| Ben j. Snyder. The guests entertain
ed at the Keene home numbere'
thirty. Finch was the game of tn
evening and most interesting con
} test was enjoyed. John Thomas am
Mrs. j. A. McLuen were awarded tn
! first prizes while the consolation
prizes were awarded to Miss Ander
son and James Silcox. Late in tn
evening refreshments We're served /
dainty manner by the hostess. MI
and Mrs. Keene always entertain {
a most admirable manner and tn
. party lhNl nikuA was hht VI Ah' AiiNf
pleasant social events Of the month.
The members of the Laeomu
! club and number of friends wer
+. entertained last night at the HON
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Newman
Music. cards and dancing made III
evening a most delightful one. Nj
! Gunn presided at the punch bowl an
late in the evening Mrs. Newma
> served an elaborate supper. Ther
were several fine musical selection
which added TO the pleasure of th
; evening The sweet strains of "unde
the Old Apple Tree" We're rendere
s by n male quartette in a most de
lightful manner and the solo by Mr.
{ Esther Lunn, with piano aceompani
: ment by Miss Bessie Price, was hear
I lily applauded. The Lacomus culh
s rapidly becoming most popular SOC
ial organization. and the gatherin