The daily sentinel., 1901-12-24
The roller rink opens soon.
New roller rink opens soon.
New roller rink opens soon.

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New roller rink opens soon.
New roller rink opens soou.
Xmas goods at cost. Krohn Bros.
Attend Firemen's ball New Years eve.
Wanted-Lady pianist. Apply at this Of
fce.
Horace 4. DeLong went to Fruita this
morning on business.
Lost-A pair Of gold rimless spectac-
les Return to this Jffice.
John d. Stapleton Of Rsdstone is in
city to spend the holidays with friends.
Don't fail to attend the grand bal
masque at the .Armory. Christmas night.
Holly and green's and all kinds OF cut
flowers for Christmas at the Red Cross
Pharmacy.
Miss Rose Campbell Of Ouray, Colors-
do, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. X.
Torrance Dt
Mrs. Edward Veeley is 10 the city. ar
rivipg at noon today, to spend the holi-
days with her parents.
M. r. Noel arrived over the narrow
gauge this afternoon from Telluride 60
spend the Christmas holidays with
friends in this city.
Mrs. Jennie Perry Of Denver is in the
city to spend the holidays with her sis-
ter, Mrs. E. G. Morris. She will remain
hare for abOut twO weeko sH
Mike Broderick, passenger brakeman
with Conductor Ed Wolfe, came In on
No. 3 today. Mr.. Broderick has been in
the hospital at Salida for the past five
weeks. His friends are glad to see him
about again. as al. s-
The Episcopal church will hold their
children's Christmas celebration and
tree at the church tonight at o'clock.
Appropriate exercises will be given and
a good time is expected by the little
folks, especially. .f H
Appropriate services will be held At
the Episcopal church tomorrow MORN
ing at 10 o'clock. A Christmas sermon
will be preached by Rev. Lyon and other
attractive and entertaining features have
been arranged. Among the numbers is
a vocal solo. 1.-THE Holy City," by Arthur
Warwick.
We want you to come in. We will
keep our store open all night il neces-
sary for the next two nights and you
will have ample opportunity TO examine
everything. Remember that We stand
out frst and foremost for quality in our
goods, and that our prices are the low
est.-Anderson Bargain House.
Railroad officials have just become
aware of heavy losses caused BY the
forging OF Thousands OF dollars worth OF
tickets by . clever gang that has been
operating In Kansas City. The Missouri
Pacific is ono of the heavieat losers, al
though other roads are included. A
Kansas City ticket broker 10 implicated.
"For Her Sake" the Russo-Siberian
play, which il to be seen at the Park op-
era house tonight. is . dramatic tale OF
love and intrigue. with family pride on
one hand and hereditary hatred and
Jealousy on the other ~ the motives i'm
pelling tho action Of the chief characters.
There IL said to be . wealth OF human
interest In the piece. The cast present
ing it is very large ono.
All lovers OF good music should hear
the Colorado College Gies and Mandolin
Clubs at tho opera houss Christmas
night. Among the patronesses oi tie
club are Hssdames J. n. aanpliner, g.
B. Rich, p. I. Leo. A. r Wsdsvorth. Or
son Adams. q. T. DeLosg. D. T. Stone.
I. N. Bunting. G. p. Noland. A. N. Buck
lin. J. II. Ramey. P. A. Rice. B. 2. Jay.
Cssweh. Lay, Meyer. Ella. Warner. Ar.
thur. Ingersoll, Newton, Stanley. Sulli-
van and Paroons.