The daily sentinel., 1900-12-06
The Local News.

in the city.
The ball of the Red Men-Friday night,
December 14th.
The W. G. T. U. will meet Friday, at
the N. e. class room. Subject for dis
Gu ussion, "Our Literature.
have for sale SO 3-4 inches Of water
in the Grand Valley canal. Will sell all
or part. G. b. Rich.
DIR. w. X. EgRleston has returned to
the city and will resume his practice in
dentistry. He will remain during the
winter.
For Rent-Two rooms, and will sell
furniture in same. Adapted for light
housekeeping. Apply at once to this
office as party leaves town.
Henry r. Rhone. an old-timer, is in
the city, having arrived by the narrow
gauge last night, from Delta, where he
has bsen the past few months.
Troop will have their hall hand
somely decorated for their Christmas
Eve ball 1t is to be an event to which
the members will devote all their ener-
gies to make success.
Remember! Friday. December 7th, is
the date for st. Matthew's bazaar. in tho
Armory. The Columbine band, mando-
lin club and Boyer's orchestra will be in
attendance-so will the grab bag.
Ed Lewis of Palisades is on the streets
today looking very much improved since
his return from Salida recently. where
he spent fifty three days in the hospital
, confined to his bed with typhoid fever.
Samuel Moore, we'll known in this eity,
is visitor from Denver. Mr.. Moore was
for many years superintendent OF the
canal Of the Grand Valley Irrigation Co.
when it was owned by the Travellers In
surance Co.
Mrs. j. E. Evans, accompanied by her
mother and little daughter arrived in
the city last night from Delta. Their
hou' ehold goods arrived today and they
will occupy the house recently vacated
/ by Mrs. Foreman.
On next Monday afternoon Mrs. Tel
ford will give "parliamst tary drill" at
the Congreg .tional church. All lodges
and organizations are invited to attend.
A teu-cent collection will be taken to be
turaed into the w. G. I. U. treasury.
Extra ladies, who are masked, will be
charged fifty cents at the Red Mons
ball. 1 his is done to keep the floor from
being overcrowded and to permit those
who have gone to the trouble to secure
costumes, an opportunity to have good
time.
Every Red Man in the city is looking
forward to the evening of the ball as the
crowning one in their efforts at giving
masquerade balls. 1t will be conducted
upon the strictest lines, yet not 80 strict
that there will not be plenty of oppor-
tunity for fun.
The schools and churches of Salida
have been closed on account of small
pox. The opera house has also been
shut up and no public gatherings will be
allowed. The city officials, as we'll as
tue uehltu uopdEIiuout, oTo ooGcAuih
to check the spread OF the disease as
soon as possible, and strict quarantine
law is being enforced all over the town.
Agent Mccullough, OF the Wells Fargo
Express Co., desires The Sentinel to cay
that if people will leave their names and
address with him or send it by mali, that
he will compile same into a directory
which will greatly assist him in deliver
Ing goods and will thus be of advantage
to the public in having their goods de-
livered with greater expediency.
There have been times when the ladies'
of st. Matthew's Guild have worked
hard to make an entertainment a sue
cess, but never have they worked quite
30 hard as for tho present bazaar. The
event opens at the Armory tomorrow af-
ternoon, and there will be on exhibition
many handsome things designed for
Christmas presents. In the evening
there will be dancing Prof. Boyers
orchestra. II you go you cannot fail to
have a pleasant time. 1t is for most
worthy object and the ladies deserve
patronage. Take an afternoon or an
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