The daily sentinel., 1901-12-14
Grand bal masque at the Armory

The East End Whist club will meet
with Mrs. W. B. Stanley tonight.
For Rent-Two down stairs furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. No 241
oursy Street.
Next Wednesday night is the benefit
ball for Frank Thatcher and every man
in town should buy a ticket.
Tickets for the Frank Thatcher bene.
TT ball are S1.OO. Who cannot afford
that much in so good a cause?
Wanted House or part Of house. furn-
ished for housekeeping. by man and
wife. Address r B @. Sentinel.
There are good many people in town
that have some holiday goods, but the
only complete line is at the Bargain
House. 9
When selecting your Christmas gifts
do not forget that we have them. Good
goods and good prices at q. D. Smith &
o.. the druggists. -o ''"
Haverly's Minstrels put forward this
season the one. the only George Wilson
of Waltz Me Again Fame as their star.
At Park opera house Dec. 18th.
There is rumor in railway circles
that A. e. Welby. who for 90 long has
been the superintendent of the Rio
Grande Western will shortly be made
general superintendent Of the entire Rio
Grande system. Ph
George W. Kramer, who for many
years was at the head Of the RioGrande
express and later was assistant to Pres
ident Jeffrey, was elected In New York
as the vice president OF the Colorado
Midland railway.
K. A. Wallace, prominent cattleman
from the White river country, arrived in
the city yesterday and is renewing old
acq uxintance. Mr.. Wallace said the
Thermometer registered % below zero,
on the divide. between Meeker and Rifle.
The swell event OF the season will be
grand bal masque at the Armory, Christ
mas night. Handsome souvenirs for
the ladies. See the prizes in the vim
dows Of Arthur's drug store. Admis-
sion, II; spectators, 5Oc; extra lady, 25c;
ladies unaccompanied. 25c.
Colorado Springs authorities are de-
termined to insist upon their ordinance
being observed which requires driving
on tho right hand side Of the street.
Several accidents have lately occurred in
that city because people would insist
upon driving upon the left hand side Of
the street. While the streets Of this
city are not 40 crowded that there is
danger OF any consequence, yet at the
Same time it would be we'll to observe
the rule.
Evidently the Fruita foot ball boys are
little bit afraid to tackle the team Of
this city. as they had an engagement to
play in this city on Wednesday Of this
week. The time for the game has come
and passed several days ago, but Fruita
did not come, nor has the team OF that
place sent any excuse for not showing
up. Evidently they no not like the way
our boys play football, and have no de-
sire to get mixed up with them. Some
OF the local boys said they intended to
let Fruita of easy, too.
The mum social given by the Epworth
League at tho home OF Mrs. ]. F. Brink
last night was all that could have been
desired in social way. There was
large attendance and remarkably good
tine. The main feature of the evening
was the hour in which no one was sup
possd to speak. There were only four
out Of all the people in attendance who
could refrain from speaking for tho al
lotted time. And, strange to say. three
OF these were ladiee. The affair was
concluded by the serving OF . delightful
luncheon. KY XXI.
This morning about o'clock, - an
east bound freight train pulled into the
yards in this city, man tumbled out OF
one Of the empty cars. or Of the top of
one. no one could tell which. Employ
ees at the depot buried to him - he
sat rubbing his hands with snow. and in
quired whether he was hurt. He re-
piled that he was almost frozen. and
such was tho case. He was given lit
tie atteution and then allowed to catch .