The daily sentinel., 1905-12-13

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Escort,-T. F. Flucken.
4 Watchman.-Le Pack.
Sentry Fred o. King.
Manager l.. j. Chapman
Physicians,-Drs. Taylor, Day and
Hards.
There were a large number of the
members out and following the bust
ness meeting light refreshments We're
enjoyed.
E. F. Gibbons. OF Palisade. is in
town this afternoon.
Plenty of time yet to join the
dancing school and learn to waltz.
The mid-week dance tonight at the
Auditorium will draw good crowd.
Dancing school tonight at the
Auditorium, beginning at eight o.
clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Sumner
leave tonight for Idaho Springs,
Idaho.
Mrs. George whitney is in the city
from Salida on visit to relatives and
friends
City Attorney n L, Coles is able
to be at his Office after several days
severe sickness.
Walter Wilhelmy, who has been alb
sent in Denver and other points in
the state. is home again.
The Lyons stock consists of cloth
ing of the best quality and naturally
many good bargains are offered.
No. 8 was ON time today. Since
the new schedule went into effect the
trains have been on better time.
TIL sale of Lyons stock of clothing
under the direction of c. c. O'Neil
& company, is still attracting people.
Work in the second degree was
done at the regular meeting of the
Odd Fellows last evening. There was
a good attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs George L. Williams
left last night for Cheyenne where
Mr. Williams will have charge of the
business OF Neff q Co, during the
winter months.
How about that schottishe? Are
you going to sit il out" all winter?
Or will you be ill-mannered enough
to ignore the program and waltz or
two-step all the schottisches?
Yesterday someone without per-
mission took pillow belonging to
Peter Chelius from the latter's tract
of land just north of the fair grounds
and Chelius is out making a search.
The G. u. Tea store will give their
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urday, December 10. Remember we
do business at 531 Main street.
Why wait few years and miss all
the dances simply because you did not
start the first night? New additions
to the class are being made every
afternoon and night. There is plenty
of time to learn yet. JON the clasS
tonight.
At least hlty OF the olu time
dancers have recently SAID want
to learn TO schottsche before inns
dancing school is over. IohlBht
will be the first opportunity lot nom
members to get lesson with ihe elass
and an hour or dancing ailerWaiu.
Price for the evening gentlemen ~
cents extra lady 20 cents
r. NJ. Horn. who mas Tor the past
eight years occupied the position OF
foreman in the Office OF the Dally
Sentinel yesterday severed MS con
nection Herewith and VIII leave Tor
his home in ohio tonight MT. horn
will probably remain east during me
winter but has not definitely settled
upon his future plans.
Each year there are q large num-
Der of delightful pubic balls at the
Auditorium but none are ever more
delightful than the annual pail OF
the fire department The Dig event
takes place on New Years night.
Tickets are now on sale. If you en-
JOY dancing you CAN "ii'iu ~ i''''
Glenwood Springs, other points in
Garfield county, win all send dele
cations to the reception to be given
in this city Saturday by the Western
Sugar and Land company IN honor
of the beet growers. The invitation
to the beet growers is not confined to
any one section but to all sections
that send in its beet product to the
sugar factory at this place.
Those who can waltz, and VINO nave
been awaiting chance to take les
son in the sehottsiche Will have an
opportunity tonight, as there VIII be
a short social dance aiter tne lesson.
Lesson begins at eight and dancing
al nine o'clock Admission, gentle
men 90 cents, ladies 20 cents. Inc