The daily sentinel., 1901-09-26
LOCAL NEWS.

had at The Bazaar.
Removal sale bargains can be secured
at the Bargain House.
First and finest ball OF the season at
the Armory Friday, October ith, by the
Citizeus band.
The Citizens band will open the dane
ing season with big ball at the Armory
Friday, October 4th.
Mrs Edith G. Rider is prepared to
give instructions on piano and organ at
her home No. 729 Ute street.
Call at the Ladies' Emporium. across
the street from the Fair and see the now
millinery, Saturday, Sept. %.
You want to be sure and get in on the
dancing list for the season by attending
the big ball Friday, October 4th.
Don't fail to call at the Ladies' Empor-
ium, Saturday September %, whore you
will sec the latest and prettiest styles.
F. j. Duke, grand master Of the Pho
neers OF the Pacific of Colorado, is in the
city for a few days in the interest OF that
order.
The house and contents Of q. g. An
gell were insured in the Continental
company Of New York, OF which COM
pany M. Forty is the local agent.
DR.. j. L. Walpole, the eye man. re-
oeived word this morning that Mrs. Wal
pole and the children were on the road
home from their trip TO Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bret Nichols OF Mulber-
ry, Kansas, while on trip to the coast,
stopped over in this city for short visit.
They are relatives Of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
V. Tharp.
F. D. Hunter, general freight agent
the Colorado Midland Of Dsver, was IN
the city yesterday comforting with City
Agent W. r. Peck on business connect
cd with his department..
John j. Lumsden and Samuel Snyder
left this morning for the Dolores cou n
try. Mr.. Lumsden has a contract over
there to put in mining plant. They
will be gone four or five days.
Parties out driving on Orchard mesa
last evening report that house or barn
south OF the city several miles evidently
burned, as the blaze and smoke could be
plainly seen in tho direction OF Mr..
Rupp's ranch.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hei-
derman, on north Fourth street, a recep-
ton will be given this evening in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Stoddart, prior to
their leaving for an extended trip to the
Pacific coast.
Notice-The mem bers of the Pioneers
OF the Pacific are requested to meet at
w. II. Bannister's furniture store this
evening at 7:3O o'clock to meet E. J.
Duke, Grand Master OF the order for
Colorado. BY order of j. O. Myers, A.
G. M.
Elder Watson, president Of the Colo
RADIO conference of the S. ID. A, will be
in this city and hold services at the
church on Friday, Saturday and Sunday
evenings Of this week. He will be ac-
companieo BY Elder F. M. Wilcox, chap
lain of the Boulder sanitarium, who will
also address the meetings. A cordial
welcome to all.
Henry T. Oxnard, the sugar king. has
decided to erect 800 ton capacity sugar
refinery at Longmont, providing the
farmers will guarantee to raise enough
beets to keep the factory running during
the usual fall season. The farmers are
wide awake to the advantage OF such q
factory and will make the guarantee
good. and Longmont will have beet
sugar factory by another year.
Prof. G. w. WATSON OF Syracuse, New
York, is on his way to this city and will
be the teacher in the manual training
department of the public schools. Mr..
Wasson was the choice OF the board be-
fore the term began, but he sent word
that owing to sickness he would be un-
able to ill his engagement. Since then
letter came stating that il they had not
hired a teacher he would come, and a
message was sent him that no instruc-
tor for that department had been Be
curad apd tn coma 1t ia thouOht that