The daily sentinel., 1900-12-24
The Local News.

holidays.
Don't pass up the New Years ball for
any thing else.
Tomorrow night is tho great big ball
at the Armory.
Have you got your ticket for the ball
tomorrow night?
Merry Christmas! Are you going to
the Troop A ball?
Carl Hill, a student at Boulder, is
home on visit.
The city council met in executive ses-
sion this afternoon.
Watch the Old Year out and the New
Year in at the Armory.
For Sale-New five room cottage, close
in. Inquire at this office.
Ben Wiley is home fron school at
Boulder to spend Christmas.
In the midst OF the Christmas gaities
don't forget the New Years ball.
Take your wife to the ball Xmas night
and help her spend happy evening.
Mrs. Perry, sister OF Mrs. A. M, Nor
ris is a Christmas visitor from Denver.
Miss AIDA Rumble is spending her
holiday vacation with her parents in this
city.
j. N. Corbin, OF Grand county Utah,
county attorney of that county, is in the
city.
T. j. Hampson, manager OF the Rail
road Grocer, store will leave for Salida
tonight.
Miss Belle Lay leaves tonight for Fort
Collins, to spend the Christmas holidays
with her parents.
The Methodist Sunday school hold
their Christmas exercises tonight.
| There will be Christmas tree.
G. S. Steinmetz. of Denver, who man
aged the construction OF the city sewer
age system was an arrival at noon.
All Knights Templars are requested
| to meet at the Masonic hall tomorrow at
10 a. M. sharp, for the annual Christmas
| observance.
Hon. A. p Mohr, Of Grand county,
Utah, is visitor to the city. Mr.. Mohr
will represent his county in the Utah
| legislature the present session.
| The stores that take the public into
their confidence, by advertising are do
| ing an immense holiday business this
year The buyers 20 where they are in
vited.
Miss Alice Alderman came in Satur
day from Boulder, where she is attend
ing school, to spend the holiday vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl
Ackerman.
d. w. Ellis and wife, Ogden, are visit
ors with Mr., and Mrs. j. A. McCulloch
Mrs. McCulloch is sister OF Mrs. Ellis.
Mr.. Ellis ia recorder elect Of Weaver
county, Utah and is taking a little vacat-
ion trip previous to assuming the duties
OF his new position.
Special meetings by the Christian
church begin tonight at 1880 o'clock.
Services will be held every night this
week. Sermon tonight by Rev. Leon
ard G. Thompson, state evangelist, Of
Denver. This chur n is now holding
services at the court house, aud will con-
tinue there until their new house shall
be erected. The people are cordially in
vted to these meetings Good music.
Sup't Young, of the Wells Fargo Ex-
press Co. -, has not forgotten his employees
in this city for Christmas tide. He has
psesented each one with the same
amount of good cheer that he did at
Thanksgiving and all the force, includ-
ing Agent McCulloch, are correspond
ingly happy. The Wells-Fargo Co.
seems to know how to get good work
from its employees.
County institutes for school teachers,
modelled after the plans OF eastern states
are to be inaugurated for the teachers of
Arapahoe county. The first institute
will be held next month. In some states
teachers are compelled to attend these
monthly institute meetings or forfeit a
certain per cent of their salary. 1t
practically adds another working day to
each month aside from the preparation
required for it. but the officials demand