The daily sentinel., 1901-11-25

Sibeck, the shoe man, will save you
money on shoes.
All kinds OF sausage, home made, at
the Enterprise.
Children's school shoes at bargain.
Sibeck, the shoe man.
Mrs. Ellen Fletcher has been on the
sick list for several days.
The Bargain House is tho place to go
for your Christmas presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'DoDnell, OF
Philadelphia, we're at the Buena vista
last night.
F. A. Walpole. brother OF DR.. Walpole.
left this morning for the east over the
narrow gauge
Miss Fern Smith has accepted posi-
with the Fair She is employed in the
china department.
R. G. Clendenln, e. ]. Dale and j. P.
Dale, of Cedar Rapids. Iowa, are guests
OF the Buena Vista Hotel.
Our limo OF holiday goods will be open
for your inspection after Dec. lst. @. d.
Smith & Co., the druggists.
You will never be satisfied with your
selection OF Christmas gifts unless you
get them at the Bargain House.
The most complete line OF toys ever
shown in the city 10 on display at the
Bargain House. Look at them.
Herman Frohn this morning resumed
his work at the Arthur drug store. Mr.
Frohn's friends are glad to see him at
his old place again.
Charles l.. Fluke, a we'll known print
or, connected with the San Miguel Ex-
aminer, at Telluride, is in the city today
visiting with old friends.
Alexanders band will render a short
program of fret class music Thursday
evening preceding the ball. A cordial
invitation is extended to everyone to
come to be entertained.
Robert M Monroe, agent OF the
| king of the Opium Ring" company
arrived in the city yesterday to arrange
| for the appearance OF that company Al,
the Park opera house in the near future
That ever beautiful melody, 1.-The Holy
City" will be played as slide trombone
| OF Broadway theater, Denver), at the Ar
mory hall on Thursday night, November
2S
A branch organization Of the state col
lective agency is being formed in this
city. Secretary Howell. of the state
agency, was here Saturday and called
the matter.
George q. Maggie, of Colorado Springs.
president OF the Colorado Sugar Manu-
| featuring Co., arrived in tho city Satur-
day at noon. and visited the factory in
= T. 1~Rt NJ ho
same evening for Salt Lake City.
There was an unusually heavy tonriet
travel over the narrow gauge yesterday
| A large party of eastern people were
| bound for the coast, to spend the winter.
Several OF them while waiting over in
this city for = west- bound train. express
sed delight at tho kind of weather which
Grand valley people are enjoying at this
time Of year.
There was an unusually large attend
ance at the Presbyterian church last
night to hear the sermon preached by
Rev. j. e. Weyer of DelNorte, Colorado.
The audience was an appreciative one
|, and, as a whole, was very much pleased
with she address. Rev. Weyer is very
his listeners.
Yesterday afternoon and evening there
was continuous crowd OF visitors at
the sugar factory. 1t had been given
out that it was the last day upon which
visitors would be admitted without pas
ses. and consequently those who had
never seen the immense establishment
with the machinery in motion. were anx-
ious to visit it. The work OF the factory
for this year will probably be concluded
some time during this week,
Railroad boys, you'll be home to eat tur-
key on Thanksgiving day;
So arrange it to get an "overlay,"
And bring your best lady to Armory hall
on Thursday night,
And dance to Alexander's music, for
they say it's just right.
Business must be running rather slow
for the police officers of Colorado
Springs just now; the very worst offend
ers they are able to pick up being the
members OF the Salvation Army, who are
holding meetings on the street corners OF
that city. The sermon at the time OF
the arrest was simply an appeal to the
sinners to turn from the ways Of wrong
doing and seek higher and better life
II there il nothing worse going on in
Colorado Springs than preaching the
gospel Of Christ from the street corners,
then indeed has that city reached
state where there is no more need for Q
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