The daily sentinel., 1901-12-27

Don't forget the Firemen's ball.
Mrs. G. A. Trecter went to Granite
this morning.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Ault
yesterday, son.
Don't forget the fancy dress ball At
the opera house soon.
Carpets and linolsums Of the very best
grades at the Bargain House..
G. A. Bloomipgksrnfsr has moved
into the Jaynes rooming house on west
White street.
D. W. Ellis. who spent Christmas with
relatives in this city. left for his nome in
Ogden yesterday. tEi kS
The closing and erandest event of the
year will be the Volunteer Firemen's
ball New Years eve.
Bernard Rice 10 in the city for few
days 70 visit with relatives and friends
before returning to school.
For pointers and suggestions for the
fancy dress ball, call on Mrs. Ben Sny-
der Mise Rhodes and Mrs. Frank Mason.
Frank Sullivan's friends will be glad
to learn that he is now improving very
rapidly and it is hoped that he may soon
be quite we'll again.
The third ball Of the Friday Night As
sembly will occur tonight At the A-mory.
Alexander's orchestra furnishes the mu-
sic for these events.
Paul Heinrich, the genial "euo" for
the mail carriers, was shown thing or
two at the meeting OF the Woodmen last
night. He is full,fedged chopper to-
day.
Eugene Bisbee Of Denver, father Of
Lou Bisbee of this city, formerly travel
ing auditor of the Rio Grande express,
died in Denver Christmas. Mr.. and
Mrs Bisbee left at once for Denver upon
receiving the news.
There is a move on foot by the Denver
l. Rio Grande to improve the roadbed
between Salida and Denver. $10O,O
will be expended on this piece of track
which is only go milss in length. This
appropriation will hx the road between
the two named places in splendid shape,
and will add materially to the value and
safety OF the road.
Wilfred Clarke's farce, "a Wise Wo-
man." will have an engagement Of one
night at the Park opera house, January
let. 1t has made big hit and is tax
ing an assured place as one Of the come.
dy successes of tho season. There 10 ev-
cry reason for it's success as 1t is said to
be novel, cleveily constructed and splen
didly acted, and it certainly must be
pleasing, AZ big houses have greeted it
Everywhere.
The old nursery rhyme, Johnnie stole
ham," was exemplifled in broad day
light here yesterday, when some hungry
individual deliberately walked up to the
meat wagon Of Bowman Brothers. which
was standing in front Of Wadsworth's
grocery and helped himself to a fne
large ham, boiled. and neatly wrapped
for delivery. Whoever took the ham
has not been ascertained, but it was GER
| Shiuiy OOAo RA0SC VI WOEA 90 tooEo Wot o
persons standing near the place all the
time, and 80 smoothly did the thief 60
about it that no one noticed anything
unusual at ALL
| While preparing goose for Christmas
dinner. Miss Walsh, sister Of NJ j. Walsh
Of the Railroad grocery, found in its crsw
a good sized gold nugget. Tho piece OF
precious metal was shown to Sentinel
representative yesterday. and the story
Of the findiug Of it in the craw OF the
fowl was verified by several persons.
The fowl cane from Booths In Denver
with an order for Charles Buckius Of the
Railroad meat market. The nugget has
been tested by chemicals and found to
be pure gold. OF course there are all
kinds Of remarks being made regarding
the unusual happening, but 1t is quite
safe to say that Mr.. Buckius will have
an exceptionally large trade In the
goose" line for some time.