The daily sentinel., 1900-11-30
The Local News.

YER.
Mrs. W. N. Amsbary is down from De-
Beque.
The teachers institute is in session in
this city.
DR.. Cowell left yesterday with his
family for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Smith leave
tonight on visit to Denver.
W. 1. Hammond, a former we'll known
business man, now of Denver, is home on
visit.
j. A. Patterson of Lancaster, Pennsyl
vania, 4 we'll known travelling man, is in
the city.
Wanted-A boy from Is to II years OF
age to work and go to school. Apply at
this Office.
William Bomgardner left yesterday for
trip to the coast. He was accompanied
by his son.
Miss A. M. Murphy, principal Of the
schools at DeBeque is a visitar to the
city today.
D. w. Ames, the genial representative
OF the Armour Packing company, was in
the city today.
Mrs. A. r. Samplinsr and Miss India
Poulson left last evening for Denver, en-
a short visit. ..t....
The drawing for the fine ladies' bicycle
at the Van Buren, Mercantile Co., takes
place tonight.
Mrs. Cora Miller, one OF the corps OF
public school teachers, left for Denver on
Wednesday night.
Mrs J. j. Lumsden entertains few
intimate friends Of Mrs. j. A. Layton,
Saturday afternoon.
You will hear musical treat by at
tending the concert Of the Prssby terian
church this-Friday evening. 4l--as
For Sale-Two good secondhand
scales, Fairbanks'; and butchers scales.
Apply TO Van Buren, Mercantile 90.
Thomas Brooks has moved from his
former residence on che corner of Eighth
and White streets to the D. T. Clark res
idence
Misses Maidio and Bsulah anBuren,
teachers in the schools OF Mesa county,
are visiting their parents over Thanks
giving.
Harry B. Jones, assistant cashier Of
tho Colorado State bank, has started
residence at tho corner Of Tenth and
White steets.
Quite number OF young people of
this city attended the dance at Fruita
last night and returned home on No.
this morning.
BY all means reserve Friday, December
7th for st. Matthew'S bazaar and dance,
at the Armory. Fancy articles, home
made candy, cocoa and cake; for the
children, the mysterious grab-bag.
There will be special communication
OF Mesa Lodge No. SO A. F. & A. Nj. to-
night for the purpose Of work. Visiting
brethred cordially invited. By order of
j. ]. Lumsden, W. M.
The roaring musical farce comedy,
Mnloney's Wedding, rendered by a com
pany of capable artists introducing new
specialies. The comedy is infused with
provoking laughter caused by the antics
OF tho various characters in the cast
The company carries its own band and
orchestra and presents novel dress
street parade. Tuesday December 4th
at the Park.
DR.. Aylesworth will lecture on the
Modern Novel; tonight at the court
house. The admission is free. Satur-
day night he will lecture at the Metho-
dist church instead of the Presby terian,
as previously announced. This is the
first of the series OF Lectures to be given
this winter under the auspices of the
Free Lecture Bureau, and will doubtless
be both entertaining and profitable.
There is some talk Of holding Joint
midnight watch meeting in behalf OF tho
Red Cross movement, in this city. Mayor
Ella is in receipt OF q communication
from the officers OF the Red Cross and
those who are engineering this movement
for the watch night service on the sven-
ing OF the advent OF the new year and