The daily sentinel., 1899-05-16
AIDCELLANY.

A. j. Holmes NJ D. of Hot Springs
Ark. is Brunswick guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r Seiber are in
the city from Fruita.
All patriotic citizens should patrenize
the w. r. G. next Friday night.
Ora Barton, who is in the Klondike,
is expected home next month.
The drills Friday night are going to be
mighty pretty. Will you be there?
Is there any reason why you should
not be there? At the ball of the Ladies'
Auxiliary, B. Of l.. F.
j. A. Goodhue, Of Salt Lake City, pres
ident of the Utah nursery company is a
visitor to the city.
Keep green in your mind the memory
of the nations heroes, and also the 80
cial and hop next Friday night.
Frank Thompson, of the Thompson
Jewelry and Music company left for
Hotchkiss this morning.
Mrs. Monte Ramsey left last night
for an extended eastern trip. She will
go to st. Louis and from there to var
ious parts of Missouri.
Round out a season Of good fun by be-
ing present at the ball of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the B. of l.. F. The ball is
given as benefit and you should be
there.
The date of the ball is May 26th. You
should keep this date in memory, for
while it is the last ball of the season, it
will be by means the least. Well all be
there, 30 you should also.
Grand junction will discover mu ch to
encourage by reading the annual report OF
Utah sugar beet industry. The stock
holders simply invest their earnings, add
an assessment and double their capacity.
The polygs are not slow to push a good
thing Democrat
1t would not be true, even if asserted,
days was due to the opening OF the
saloons Yet tho opposite of this argu-
ment, was made several weeks ago,
when it was not half 30 dull as it is at
present.
o. w. Stewart. the great temperance
orator, arrived in the city today and will
speak at the Methodist church tonight.
l he statement that he would speak in
the Christian church was an error of
those who furnished the copy for the
item in yestero .ys paper. Every ono
should go and hear MIR. Stewart: 1t is
sal that he is, next to John b. Cough,
one Of the greatest who have spoken in
this behalf.
The Grand river is booming nightly.
The island that lies below the wagon
bridge is covered and the water is reach
ing up to high water mark. From the
present outlook the river will RAISE
much higher. The SHOWS in the noun
tains can only have commenced to melt.
What the height the water will reach
when real warm weather arri"es can
only be conjectured.
The Grand Army of the Republic and
the Woman's Relief Corps are making a
big pull for the observance OF Memorial
day. This year above all others should
the day be made memorable. The roll
Of the nations heroes4aa been increased
and this year the names OF not only the
Civil War heroes but those of the late
Spanish American conflict, are to be
honored. The citizens should give their
aid in every way possible to these two
organizations to help make the services
successful.
Apple Blossom Circle No. 81 Women
Of Woodcraft meets tonight. 1t is es-
pecially desired that all the members
who possibly can do so, will be present.
G. M. Baily, of Montrose. representa-
tive Of the Greening Bros. Nursery,
came in over the narrow gauge yester-
day. He left for Salt Lake on No.
l. Mr.. Baily says that the people Of
Montrose are making great prepare tions
for Memorial day. mo labor will be
spared" said Mr.. Baily, "to make the
coming Memorial day one long to be re-
memhered nv the citizens of MOntrOoe "