The daily sentinel., 1900-12-22

Don't miss the Nall Xmar light.
John Ellis, of Poeotello' Idaho, is here.
whoop 'er up for tba New Years ball.
Dance with the Fl remen New Years
Eve.
John Call. a prominent Aspen citizen,
is visitor today.
E. P. Pennebaker, Of Norris, Montana.
is a guest at the Brunswick
H1 City Marehal W. M. Mann is a
visitor fpom the Plateau country.
Ten Nights in Bar Room" is old,
but it's good. At the Park tonight
Troop A will entertain you in fine
style at their ball next Tuesday night.
L. Mum, the well known smelter
man Of Telluride, was here last night.
Agents wanted. Town and country
work. International nurseries, Denver,
Colorado.
The Buena Vista hotel will serve the
supper for tho Christmas night dance.
An elegant menu is promised
Miss Nina Clark, daughter OF D. T.
Clark, arrived in the city at noon today
to spend portion Of the holidays.
All the services OF the Christian
church will be held at tho court house
beginning tomorrow and lasting until
the new church is completed.
State Evangelist Leonard G Thomp
,,,s1 GUh>r ;ok
Gomez" at the court house tomorrow at
II a. M. At 1880 at the same place, Rev.
M. A. Thompson, will preach on "If
Christ Came to Grand Junction"
George V. Richards OF Denver, secre-
tary Of the official organ OF the State
Grocers union, which publishes the
Western Grocer, Butcher and Clerk, an
entirely new ard very pretty publication
devoted to the inter ests of the grocery
business was, in the city yesterday.
The subject Of tomorrow mornings
sermon at the Congregational church, by
the pastor, Rev. Bayley, is IA Christmas
Thought for Two Centuries The even
ing subject will be, "Zacchaeus; or the
Problem OF Wealth." Both services will
be appropriate for Christmas. Sunday
school and Endeavor meeting at the
usual hours. All are cordially invited.
For week past the members OF the
Christian church and their friends have
been planning a surprise party on Rev
M. A. Thompson and wife, and last
night more than fifty Of them carried
the purpose into execution. The sur
prise was complete and a delightful eve
ming was spent in social converse, games
and music, closing with a short speech
by Rev Leonard G. Thompson OF Den
yer. state evangelist, in behalf OF the
church and happy responses by Rev. and
Mrs. M. A. Thompson. The friends left
many substantial articles as slight tokens
OF their esteem and their Christmas
greetings to their successful pastor and
his wife.
Leon j. Chapman, formerly connected
with The Sentinel in reportorial capac-
ity is progressing finely in his studies at
the Broadway Dramatic school, OF which |
he 10 a member in the city of Denver.
On the afternoon of Friday, December
IA, he took part in the nineteenth public |
performance Of the school at the Tabor |
Grand opera house and was cast for one |
of the parts in the comedy, Captain |
Racket" Monday afternoon he will take |
part in the great concert and perform
ance to be given in the Tabor Grand by
the Denver Times, for the benefit Of the |
poor children OF that city. He writes
that he is cast for one of the principal
parts Monday afternoon. The many
friends OF Mr.. Chapman will be delight |
ed to hear of his success in the work he |
has chosen. He has always had pre-
deliction for dramatic work and is deter
mined to succeed. No one will be
prouder of his future success than his |
many warm friends in this city.
Archie Dunning writes t. the Sentinel
this morning from Gunnison saying that |
he never was arrested for robbing the
Royalty saloon, by Night Officer Charles
Arnett. He says as follows: "Arnett
said he wanted me and refused to go.
He did not fire any shots at nae neither
did he arrest me. l wish you would |