The daily sentinel., 1905-09-20

Big masquerade ball tonight at
the auditorium.
Charles Bennett. of Aspen, is
visiting in the city.
u. l. Pool, of Ouray, is spending
the day at the fair.
-Tonight-a big masquerade ball
at the auditorium. You will have a
good time il You are there.
Trenches to contain the gas pipes
are being made in the alley between
Colorado avenue and Main street
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hammond,
Of Galesbug, Illinois, are the guests
of Mrs. Matt Flynn on Ouray avenue.
The automobile race promises
20 be one of the most exciting fea-
tures of tomorrow afternoons pro
gram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Hammond.
Of Galesburg, Illinois. are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Flynn, of
this city.
Mrs. ]. B. southworth. of Den
yer, arrived in the city Monday and
Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs John
Vaughn.
Only short session was held
by the Odd Fellows last night and no
business of importance was given at
tention.
Charles Burch. formerly of this
city, now of Glenwood. accompanied
by his wife. are visiting Mr. Buroh's
mother Mrs Amy Young.
There was large attendance at
at the ball at the auditorium last
night about sixty couples being on
the hoor during the evening.
George w. McElroy and wife
returned last night from a pleasant
visit to relatives in Harper. Kansas.
rhey were out of the city about two
weeks.
Mrs. E. F. Lewis and son.
Frances, are guests of G. W. Stong
md family. Mrs Lewis is the mother
Of Mrs. Stong. They will spend the
week here.
e. H. Allen. travelling represen-
latiye of the Denver News and Times.
is in the city and will remain here
during the week looking after the
interests OF his papers
Marty all the grocery stores are
closed this afternoon and the en-
ployees are attending the fair. These
stores Will close tomorrow afternoon
and Friday afternoon also.
Mrs Fred Quaintance, of Den
yer, sister OF Mrs. Guy Steele. is
most pleasant visitor to the city.
Mrs. Quaintance is en- route to Port
land TO visit other members of the
family.
Are You going2 Where? TO
the big masquerade BAN al the audi
torium tonight. A fine line of cos
tunes and masks to choose from
Splendid music, fine floor. a good
time for everybody.
Madam Holly has arrived from
Denver with the finest line of cos
o. fftFr Il
this city. Get your suits for tn car
niVal and masquerade ball early. Ap-
ply At the Currie block 5th and Main
lit is said that j. A. McLuen, of
Grind Junction laid the largest wager
at the state fair. He wagered one
hundred and seventy-five dollars on
Lady Elgin Saturday, and won. 49,
Glenwood Avalanche
The school board has decided to
give half holiday TO the pupils
tomorrow in order to allow them to
attend the fair Consequently as
Friday is also holiday the city
schools viii be dismissed tomorrow
at noon for the remainder of the
week.
Mrs. Charles H. Arthur is offer
ing two special prizes in the quilt
exhibit. which were announced this
morning, She will give a box of fine
9A1AiontiN loA ilt OiAltSl hulits ana Il
handsome toilet set Tor the best quilt
made by lady over sixty years OF
age
-Phidella Rice arrived in Glen
wood Springs this morning from
Aspen. Mr.. Rice will give an enter
tainment this evening at Douglas
hall Tomorrow he viii leave for his
home in Grand Junction, and after
short visit there with his parents
a.. ~ II
will enter school, Mr.. Rice is n speak
er OF exceptional ability and can sway
his audience at viii. lie is the guest
Of Rev. Currens during his stay here.
and this morning he tested the quail
tiles of the pool. Glenwood Ava
lanche.
Last night at the meeting of the
Eastern Star Mrs. r. c. Cullen was
elected delegate to the Grand Chap
ter OF the Eastern Star which win
convene in Denver this week. Fol
lowing the business meeting of the
lodge social session of n very pleas
ant nature was held and elegant re
freshments were served.
There will be hot time In the
old town tomorrow night when the
masked street carnival takes place.
One OF the funniest and brightest
attractions OF the whole week You
must AANN RttAN III ANt AA1A llhAlfnN# a
big parade. The Indians and COW
boys in big numbers will be out
There will be hundreds OF masque-
raiders. Fine music by the band and
all kinds of light fireworks.
The railroads and newspapers OF
Glenwood Springs are doing all In
their power TO get big crowd Of
Glenwoud people down to Grand
Junction tomorrow and as a result OF
their boosting and advertising hund-
reds OF citizens of that town are com
Ing tomorrow. Many other towns
will send large delegations tomor-
row and II is expected that tomorrow
viii be the biggest day OF the fair
r.. G. Carlisle, of DeBeque. one
of the biggest cattlemen of that sec
tion. is in town visiting friends aud
taking in the fair, Mr. Carlisle is
a pioneer citizen of Colorado. coming
TO this state many years ago. lie for
merly resided at Crested Butte and
is an old time friend OF Joseph sam