The daily sentinel., 1901-12-09

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mammoth candle?
M. o, Delsplain is able to be on the
street again after q weeks illness.
It's next Friday night and don't for.
get it. The Red Mems annual masquer-
ade ball.
G. D. Smith & Co.'S big candle shown
in their window will burn sometime next
month.
Mrs. Mary Lynch is building a neat
residence on her property at the corner
of Third and Ute.
Remember tho Bazaar Thursday af-
ternoon and evening. Tickets one dollar,
extra lady 25 cents.
Entirely new. Burnt leather novel
ties. Sofa pillows, table spreads, etc.
Mesa Dry Goods Co.
Possum roast; sweet potatoes; corn
bread. Thomas Charleston, Second and
Main, Tuesday night.
Park opera house, next Friday night.
The best ball of the season. for 1t is the
first masquerade Of the year.
Mrs. Richardson, wife of narrow
gauge passenger conductor Denver Rich.
ardson, was an arrival from Salida last
night.
Mrs. e. Il. Stevens, mother of Mrs. F.
F. Liddell. IL in the city on visit to
the latter. She will remain until after
the holidays.
Mrs. Casey. whose husband was re-
Gently tried IN the county court charged
with robbery, is very seriously ill with
typhoid fever.
A now and elegant assortment OF the
latest patterns in cut glass now on exhi
bition at The Jewelry 4 Music com
pany's big store.
Most delightful meal in the world
possum roast, done southern style.
Tuesday night. Thomas Charleston,
Second and Main.
| II you are looking for anything in the
line Of silver or cut glass you can find 1t
at the store Of tho Thompson Jewelry
& Music company. eI
Charles r. Newton Of Ophir arrived in
the city over the narrow gauge last
night for visit with his family who are
spending the winter in this city.
r. G. CLARK. who has been visiting for
several days with his relatives 10 the
city, leaves this evening for Leadville,
where he will spend q couple of weeks.
Miss Mary Schuster. formerly OF Ou-
ray, but who foa several weeks has been
employed at the Metropolitan restsu.
rant, was taken to st. Mary's hospital
last night suffering from . very severe
attack Of pneumonia.
On account Of the Bazaar and Red
mons ball this week, the Citizsns band
will suspend their mid week hop for one
week. but hope to have the biggest
crowd Of the season at the one the fol-
lowing week, Wednesday, Dec. 18th.
Did you realize this is the week OF the
grand masquerade ball OF the Red Menr
Well. it is. and il you don't hurry up and
get your costume made you won't stand
a ghost OF show in winning one Of the
elegant prizes offered for the handsom.
est costumes in the room.
Tho little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ii.
Town. in Crawford addition, who has
been dangerously i'll. 10 somewhat i'm
proved today. Mrs. Towns mother ar
rived on the narrow gauge last night
from Denver. and will remain until the
little fellow is fully recovered.
The Delineator for this month is one
Of the best Of numbers. Tho Ilustra-
tions are splendid specimens Of the artist
while the reading matter is both inter-
esting and instructive. 1t sells for 15
cents copy or 81 per year. The But
terick Pub. Co, New York City.
There will be special services tonight
and tomorrow night at st. Matthews P.
e. church, Bishop Abiel Leonard ohl-
ciating. Cordial invitation to all to at
tend. At the Tuesday evening service
Rev. Perkins Of Durango and Hiram
Bullis OF Glenwocd will be present and
assist in the services. z
Mrs. F. G. Chapman Of Mendoza Or
chard, Fruit Ridge. received a cable
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