The daily sentinel., 1900-12-27
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Get your ticket now for tho Volunteer
Firemen's ball
Mr.. and Mrs. G, B. Rich returned to-
day from Boulder.
o. j. Smith, a prominent citizen OF
Greeley, is in the city.
The ice on Chinaman pond il in fine
condition for skating.
Z. L. Leedy loft yesterday for visit
to friends in Salt Lake.
M. Hamline of Baltimire, Md, is a
Brunswick guest today.
The Columbine bard will hold its an
nual ball on January 18th.
Charles Ludwig is back in this city
after trip to Salt Lake City.
George B Pickett, Of Telluride, is
here. visiting friends and relatives.
A Happy New Year to one and all
Whe 90 to the Volunteer Firemen's ball.
Samuel Patterson, father Of Robert
Patterson is on a visit to this city from
Delta.
Miss Irene Hallock OF Salida is visit
ing in the city. She is the guest OF the
Misses McLain.
Miss Bertha Longacre entered the
photography course at tho business COL
lege this morning.
The boys are making good use Of the
ice on tho baokwater from the river
known as Chinaman's pond.
The telephone line was opened today
to Ouray. Several citizens OF that place
talked with friends in this city.
Rev. R. q. Barnes of Ouray, for
short time rector of St. Matthews P. q.
church of this city, is visitor
Bert Parsons, a we'll known colored
man, who has been residing in Lead
vile for some time past is here on a
visit.
q. G. Wagner, editor Of tho Frrita
Mail, is in the city today. Mr.. Wagner
will leave tonight for visit to his old
home in Iowa.
Reports reached this city this after
noon that there was heavy snow storm
prevailing in Aspen and on the divide.
and in Denver also
Immediately after their marriage last
night Mr.. and Mrs. Albert j. Ault were
visited by large charivari party, COM
posed OF the friends and we'll wishers Of
both the bride and groom
s. B. Hutchinson. engineer of the cleo
trio light plant, is erecting handsome,
two-story houEe on the corner Of Tenth
street and Colorado avenue, one OF the
best residence sites in the city.
For real novelties and modern expen-
sive talents. Hsverly's Mastodon Min
strels leads all others this year. Every
thing is new, clean and worthy of atten-
ton. Next Saturday night at the Park
opera house.
Charles q. Thurlow, of Thurlow, Hut
ton & Williams, OF Colorado Springs,
who are largely interested in property in
this city and county arrived in the city
today and will remain over several days
on business
The Denver Times in its tribute to
those who contributed toward making
the two days Christmas festival sue.
cess, includes the name OF Leon Chap
man, Of this city, now in attendance at
the Broadway Dramatic school,
The funeral of Alexander Littlejohn
occurred this morning at the Methodist
church, the service being in charge Of
Rev. r. Sanderson. A large number of
the friends Of the deceased met to pay
their last respects to the dead. Inter-
ment was made in Orchard Mesa ceme-
terry.
Theodore Rosenburg Of Gleuwood
Springs, q we'll known architect Of that
place, arrived in the city last night. Mr..
Rosenburg is here to make an examina-
ton Of the Armory in view Of some i'm
portant i'm provements which Troop A
desires made. He is here as represen ia
tive Of Richard Bollss, who owns the
Armory, and for whom Mr.. Rosenburg
acts as architect for large number OF
his properties. The changes contem-
plate new gallery and toilet rooms and
other Improvements to make the accom-
modations better.