The daily sentinel., 1899-05-24
PERSON Al.
Park tonight.

| Go to the Park tonight.
Hurrah for the Benefit ball!
Susa Carpenter at the Park tonight.
Ed. Kennon, prominent citizen Of
DeBeque, is doing the city today.
Why don't you get a girl and go to
the ball Friday night?
You can bank on good time Friday
night.
George w. Armstrong of DeBeque
was an arrival in the city this morning.
Two days more till the great benefit
ball. Be sure you are there
And above all things don't miss the
cake walk tonight at the opera house.
Be present at the Armory Monday
night and encourage your city troop.
Did you ever hear Miss Mae Armstrong
sing? II not, don't miss her number at
the Park tonight.
Miss Nellie Belden's piano so o will he
rare musical treat. You cant afford
to miss it.
Attend the first military ball OF the
season at the Armory next Monday
night. Tickets $1.OO.
The Grand Junction High school
alumni will hold their annual banquet
Friday night
Lots Of fun is promised at the ball
Friday night. Go and have some of it.
James Roberts OF the Grand junction
Milling and Elevator company came in
a. noon today on the Midi
John Perce of the Ramey -Perce Lum-
Der company arrived home at noon over
the Midland from trip up the road.
For rent to two gent emen, nice
front room at Mrs. English's between
Fourth and Fifth on White street
5225
Do not forgetthat Susa Carpenter is
daughter of this city, 80 10 speak, and
yol should not miss the opportunity of
seeing and hearing her tonight.
Henry v. Larsen, OF Victoria Illinois
an old time friend OF Matt Flynn tho
we'll known Rio Grande engineer is a
visitor to the city.
Miss Mae Armstrong of DeBeque, who
will assist at the Susa Carpenter enter
tainment tonight, arrived in the city
this morning on the Rio Grande.
Prof. 8. M. Boyer and his excellent
orchestra will furnish music at the mill
tary ball Monday night at the Armory.
Don't forget tho date.
A cordial invitation is extended by the
Grand Army of the Republic, to all civ
ic and military bodies, to participate in
their grand parade Decoration day.
Walter Clark is visitor to the city to
be present at closing exercise Of the
High school and to attend the sllumi
banquet, Friday night.
The ladies' of st. Matthews Guild will
serve Strawberries, ice cream and cake
in the A. A. Miller building on Main
street next Saturday evening May 27
from o'clock until IL. tt
All members of tho Improved Order
OF Red Men are requested to be present
at their hall tonight is special as special
work will come before the tribe.
II you cannot be at the ball Friday it
would be wise for you to send repre-
sentative, for you should certainly not
be left entirely of tho list Of those who
contribute to so worthy an object.
The second number Of Western Colo
RADIO has been placed upon our desk by
its editor, W. E. Pabor. All the prom
ises made for the journal are being made
good. The second number is better
than the first and reflects great credit
on its editor. May it live and prosper
is the wish Of the Sentinel.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Abiel Leonard OF Salt
Lake City, bishop Of the Episcopal do
cese Of Utah, will preach in st. Matth-
ews church Friday night. There will be
a special song service. Mrs. Cropsey
and Mrs. Adams will sing together in a
duet and there will be chorus sioging by
the choir OF the church. Bishop Leon
ard is one Of the shining lights, as pull
pit orator. in the Episcopal church and
the people will miss an opportunity of