The daily sentinel., 1899-03-25

III VIII Oo . kI0h0 DeAAAS AO AAAASS~s-~O
about it, the ball of the Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias. New features, new
drills by ladies and gentlemen. Every
thing up to date.
Yesterday the u. &, r. g. began run
ming their crews and engineers into this
city. The Rio Grande Western discon-
tinued running their crews to Glenwood
as most of the freight is cleared out
now.
William G.. Fletcher, the brakeman
on the Rio Grande, who was severely
crushed while making coupling at
Minturn some time ago has fully recov-
cred and will be back to work again in a
few days.
There were three or four wagon loads
OF youg people left the city last night
for Loback's school house to attend a
basket social. The young people report
having had a pleasant and enjoyable
time.
Clinton Reed, the attorney from Den
YER, who appeared as counsel for defense
in the taking Of testimony in the insur-
ance case, relative to the death Of G..
Willing johnson, left for home last
night.
Only a week from last night the grand
ball OF the Uniform Rank occurs. 1t
will be the event OF the year. A splen-
did orchestra will be in attendance, the
best that Prof. Boyer can enlist.
The Armory was grandly decorated
for the Uniform Rank drill and ball
nearly four years ago. but the manner OF
decoration for the ball this year will far
surpass any previous attempt at decora-
ton. The decorations will be elaborate
and handsome.
We are very busy now in pre-
pairing for our millinery opening. There
will be some disappointed ones when
they see our store. We guarantee the
very lates. in everything pertaining to
millinery art, Mrs. Ellen Fletcher.
1922
The q. A. r. and w. r. G. spent a
very pleasant social evening together
last night. A delightful program was
rendered, which showed great care in its
preparation. All who were present re-
port highly enjoyable time.
Regular morning services at the
Christian church tomorrow. No even
ing service as all the churches go into
a union service at the Methodist church
Morning subject Take up thy burden"
William McSpadden, Of Denver, re-
presenting the proprietors Of the state
directory is visitor to the city, securing
data and advertisements for the new di-
rectory.
A large number of Italians from Lake
City arrived in the city last night. They
have left Lake City for good, under the
agreement between the Italian consul,
DR.. Cuneo and the board of county COM
missioners of Lake county. They are re-
ticent regarding their destination.
Prof. Boyer and his orchestra arrived
home last night from Helper where they
went to furnish music for the grand ball
Thursday night. The boys say that the
dance was well attended, there being
over 80 couples present and everybody
seemed to have an enjoyable time. The
dance was given by the ladies OF Helper
for the benefit Of the Helper Library.
A party of three miners brought to
this city today samples Of hrst class
copper and sulphur ore and placed them
on exhibition at A. r. Wadsworth
& Sons store. The copper and sulphur
was gotten at a point twenty miles from
Thompsons. The copper runs 81 per
cent and the sulphur is almost pure.
The men think they have bonanza.
The Uniform Rank ball promises to
be really the very best entertainment OF
its kind given this season. The men,
bers OF the Rank are enthusiastic and
they will give an excellent drill. The
ladies in the drill have become 30 pro-
ficient that it is . question il they will
not walk off with the honofs OF the oven
ing, regarding the drill