The daily sentinel., 1899-04-29

Mrs. Dorr Shores left over the narrow
gauge this morning for points up the
state.
j. w. Work, editor and proprietor Of
the Florence Refiner, spent yesterday in
the city.
If the present wet spell is not followed
by a frost it will be Of inestimable good
to the valley.
Quite a number of people will take
advantage Of the low rates to go to Glen
wood tomorrow.
Strawberries have appeared in the
markets. Ackerman was the fret to
make display of them.
Regular preaching at Tabernacle to-
morrow at II a. m. and 8 p. m. Baptiz-
ing after the evening sermon.
Henry R. Rhone is in charge of the
Colorado Sugar Manufacturing COM
panys interests in Delta county.
Sheriff Wallis left last night for Pueb-
10, having in charge Herbert Harmon,
whom a jury declared insane few days
ago.
w. II. Lee & Son are moving into
their new quarters today. They will be
open for business at the new store Mon
day.
W. G. Connolly, of the Sun is expect
ed to arrive home next Tuesday, tele.
gram to that effect having been received
by his family yesterday.
Matt L. Loppin, editor and proprietor
of the Montrose Press is visitor to the
city. Mr.. Koppin is one Of the best
known editors of the western slope.
The first claas character of the Sum
day dinners at the Merchants will be
maintained tomorrow. The very best
dinner in the city at the Merchants.
Rev. Wootsn. the Friends minister,
from Lawrence, Kansas. will occupy the
pulpit of Presbyteri church tomorrow
morning, in the absence OF Rev. Ward.
The third quarterly conference Of the
NJ E. church will be held Monday ev
ening 7:30 o'clock. Presiding Elder
Kirksbride will preach and administer
sacrament Sunday evening.
The notice Of frost predicted by the
weather service for this morning did not
materialize, for which the people are all
duly thankful. 1t was doubtless ward
ed off by the cloudy weather.
Fox SALE-Team. wagon and harness,
$4,000 cash. Apply. one mile northwest
of city to A. h. Hensel. 4273
T. G. Penny, OF Ashland Nebraska, is
an arrival in the city. Mr.. Penny is a
very competent druggist who has ac-
cepted position with O. n. Arthur.
Mr.. Frohn and Mr.. Penny will now con-
stitute the working force Of the Arthur
drug store.
Mrs. @. L, Weinbery, sister OF Aid
erman John G. Broemser is an arrival
in the city from California. Mrs. Vein
berg will leave for Aspen, Sunday and
after short visit there, will return to
this city and go from here to New York,
where she is now making her home.
LILO L htu otIcot Rus ~. oNAuoy oSuoOA
will celebrate the fifteenth anniversary
of the organization Sunday morning, at
IL o'clock. A beautiful program has
been prepared for the occasion. The
CHURCH has been beautifully decorated
with evergreens by the friends Of the
school.
Monday May first will be observed by
the nation as aDewey Day." it being the
first anniversary of the glorious victory
at Manila Bay. Whenever Americans
think Of the battles fought and won
just one short year ago-their hearts are
filed with enthusiasm and they feel just
like Celebrating" No better opportun-
ity could be offered for change to
"dance for Joy" than at the Armory, Oh
Monday night, at the May Day ball by
Women OF Woodcraft. Everyone well
come.