The daily sentinel., 1899-11-28
The Local News.

Forget that the world goes round il
you will, but don't forget the Red Mems
ball.
Mark f. Thomas OF the Herald Demo
crat OF Leadville was in the city last
evening.
Ed F. Kennop, OF DeBeque, a well
known ranchman OF that section Is vis-
itor today.
L. A. Baleh, state representative for
the j. l, Case threshing machine arrived
In the city this noon.
John w. Lowell Jr, OF Colbran, is
down this week doing some business in
relation to large cattle deal.
John Nsvin, popular fireman on the
Western is contemplating trip 10 his
old home in Alleganey City, Penn.
The costumer from Salt Lake will ar.
rive on Friday morning, December lst,
SO you need not worry what you shall
wear.
1t will be to the advantage of any one
desiring first class hair brushf to in
spect the stock now on hand at Mftshell's
Drug store.
s. J. Scovill is having the rear OF his
livery stable rebuilt. This will greatly
improve the structure as it was sadly in
need OF repairs.
Rev. and Mrs. G. e. b. Ward will give
an informal reception to the members of
the Young Peoples sosiety of Christian
Endeavor ana their friends.
The basement OF the opera house will
be converted into a dining hall upon the
occasion OF the Red Mems ball. Oysters
and turkey are portion of the bill Of
fare and the price is $1.OO couple.
They speak the truth and do not jest
Who say tho Thanksgiving ball is btst
So tell your friends there's room for all
Next Thursday night-at Armory hall.
The laying Of the water mains and the
plsong in OF the red fire plugs. afford
mucn curiosity for the spectators who
gather around, each one eying the job as
il he were straw boss.
Frank Dean. the well known photog-
raphsr Of Gunnison arrived In the city
last evening. Mr.. Dean will probably
locate here and build tins studio for
Photographic purposes.
Rev. George Lindsay, formerly pastor
OF the Congregational church of this
city. but now of Whitewater left this
morning for his old home in Iowa, called
there by n telegram announcing the seri-
GUS illness of his father.
d. J. Clark arrived home yesterday
from CaDada, with car Of Lincolnshire
lambs. They are perfest beauties and
excel anything In their line that has
ever been shipped into the valley. Mr..
Clark took them out to his ranch in
the lower valley this morning.
The Sentinel Is apprised of a coming
marriage, at Whitewater, Thanksgiving
day which will unite well known
young man OF this city, to the charming
daughter of we'll known Whitewater
family. The coming nuptials have been
retained by the contracting parties as a
profound secret but murder" will out
and The Sentinel is always ION" to the
| news.
The delayed Rio Grande train brought
to this city last evening Charles Boett-
cher, treasurer and j. r. AeKinnie and
w. Byrd Page Of the directorate OF the
Colorado Sugar Manufacturing company.
The gentlemen after eating their dinner
proceeded to the factory which was in
full operation and spent several hours
very pleasantly in observing the making
of sugar. Hhe factory was In full blast
and the working of the machinery was
fine. All the different appliances for
the manufacture Of sugar was minutely
examined and the gentleman expressed
themselves highly pleased with the
splendid manner in which the fastory
seemed TO be working. There are no
bitches at tho present time and every
thing is working a. smoothly a. anyone
could wish.