The daily sentinel., 1899-11-27
The Local News.

A holiday for everybody this week.
The trains from the east wore six hours
late today.
Bddie Price will furnish Christmas
trees this year.
The Book Cliff mines are overrun with
orders for coal,
A. j. McCune arrived in the city yes
terday from Denver.
The Sugar fastory was the Mecca Of
pedestrians yesterday.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Knights Of Pythias tonight.
There was no let up on work on the
new water system yesterday.
James w. Bucklin got away on his trip
TO Now leland Saturday night.
Farmers are selling live turkeys on
the streets at 10 cents per pound.
L. Bradbury, came down from his
ranch on Hannah Creek, this morning.
Mayor Ella has Just had his new home
on east Main street handsomely painted.
The home Of Miss Carrie Wright. on
North Seventh street is nearing somple-
ton.
Mrs. Paul D. Roberts and baby are
home from visit to her parents at Long
mont.
G. l.. Martin, OF the Denver Field Il
Farm, is in the city rustling business for
his paper.
Christmas displays are making their
appearance In the stores and windows OF
merchants.
Mayor Ella is moving into his now
homo today, the McCuns residsnse on
east Main street.
David D. Seerie, the Denver contractor
who is putting in the now watsr works,
arrived in the city yesterday.
o. 8. Crenshaw, the genial representa-
tive Of the Simmons Hardware company
OF st. Louis is in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Frost are Palis.
ade visitors today. They will depart for
California the first OF next week.
The Denver press says Col. =. b.
Crawford is showing great activity in
his new position az state armorsr.
Union Thanksgiving services Of all
the churches will take place at the Bap.
tist church Thanksgiving morning at
ton o'clock.
1t will be to the advantage OF any ono
desiring first class hair brush to in
spect the stock now on hand at Mitshell's
Drug store.
DR.. Marshall, of Chicago. secretary of
the Presby teriau board of foreign miss
ions will speak in the Presbyterian
church Friday night.
Captain James NJ. Kennedy has added
his very large and well arranged mineral
specimen cabinet, to the susios that
adorn the officers quarters at the Armory.
Glass Wings-fwo now wings are be-
ing added to the glass factory, the in
creased capacity being made necessary
by recent heavy orders received for glass
for spectacle making purge roses. See Dr.
Wslpols the eye-man for particulars.
The electrical lighting at the Sugar
factory puts to shame the illumination
of the city. The dynanos and the opeE
ton Of the elsstrieal Illuminating ap
paratus too, are run as . side issue and
an incousiderable portion OF the plant.
The ladies Of the soliciting committee
for the new carpet for the Presbyteria
church request all subscribers to the
fund to make deposits with Rev. Ward
at the parsonage; on account Of tho ill
ness Of Miss Alwilda Adams, who had
the matter in charge.
Pitcher Salene of Axtell, Nebraska,
who will be remembered BY all base ball
enthusiasts. rs being connected with the
base ball team In this city several years
ago, writes The Sentinel that last year
he played with the Nebraska Indians,
from Axtell to eastern Now York and re-
turn. playing in all 134 games and losing
only oight.