The daily sentinel., 1901-12-05
The Redmen's ball--December 18th.

The Redmen's ball--December 18th.
The Aasons will hold their annual
election for officers tonight. u
A great many people all over the city
seem to be suffering from colds and sore
throat.
A. NJ. Gaines, prominent mining
broker Of Leadville, ie in he city visit
ing with his aunt Mrs. e. G. Morris.
Have you saw those puncturs proof
bicycle tires sold by W. q. TenEyck
5O7 Main streetf It will pay you to see
them before purchasing.
The Redmen will attempt something
entirely new in their tsbleaux this time
at their grand annual masquerade ball,
Friday night, December 18th. e. '-
Prot. Bcyers full orchestra will render
tho music for the Redmen's ball on Fri
day night, December 18TH The music
will be strictly new and up to date IN
every particular. : - ss So
The funeral Of William Mostey will
take place tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock. The services will be held at st.
Matthews P. q. church, Rev. Lyon,
rector, officiating. ru .1a.t.. lU -..4a
Horace T. DeLong has just closed a
deal whereby Joseph A. and Mary A.
Austin, become the owners sf lots one
and two in block No. 1872. -Ths proper.
ty belonged to Flora T. Estes and the
consideration was $110O. n Fv
W. 8. Wallace. secretary Of the Grand
Valley Irrigation company will leave to,
night for Denver wherei he wili'joiu Mre.
Wallace on their way,east to Chicago to
attend the golden wedding anniversary
OF Mrs. sWallace's parents. M,
Arthur Warwick has decided TO start
vocal class in this' city. Ladies' and
gentlemen wishing to join the above
either for class or individual lessons will
apply By postal card. sTermsAs5 90 and
$40 quarter respectively. ls0 81
Mrs Horace T. DeLcng gave an even
ing company last night,to number Of
the young people Of tho city, in honor Of
her neice. Miss Edith iDsLong, who, is
visiting her from Boulder. The evening
was spsnt in playing games and in other
social amusements. ~ - f
While Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Hynes
wore in attendance at the Camera club
meeting last night. some one stole their
wolf buggy robe. Mr.. Hynes says he
would like to have the robe returned be-
cause he thinks that he has more use for
it tyan the one who took it.
1t will be Friday night, Dec. 18th.
whom the Redmen will celebrate their
fiith annual masquerade ball. 1t prom
ises to eclipse anything that the mem
bers Of that organization have ever at
tempted. 1t would be we'll to secure
your tickets early for the event.
The mid week ball and hop given last
night by Boyer's orchestra was we'll at
tended. This mid week event is grow.
ing in popularity and each week finds
number Of dancers to be added to the
list of regular attendants. The orches.
ira played entirely neu waltz and two
step music, not any Of the old music be-
ing hoard.
A Ere started last night in the boiler
room OF the public schools, where heat
is supplied to their system OF steam heat
ing. A pile OF wood was in ono corner
OF the room and either through an &C
cumulation Of gases which ignited the
wood or through spark the wood ignit-
cd and the Aamesextended to tho cell
ing and the windows. The alarm was
given promptly and the fire department
was on hand and soon had the fire under
control. The basement where the boiler
room is located was we'll filed with wa
ter last night, but this was baled out and
all made in readiness to heat the schools
this morning without the necessity Of
vacation on account OF the fire.
There is much complaint being made |
that young girls and boys are on the
street late at night. There 10 q crowd
much under the age OF sixteen years
who seem to have no parental control |
whatever. They can return to their
homes at II o'clock or almost any other |
hour OF the night, without fear Of pun
ishment from their parents. There is an |
ordinances in this city. which has never