The daily sentinel., 1899-02-18
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Fire! Are! fre!
Mems mems mems
Ball ball ball
Armory armory armory
Hall hall hall.
Tho ladies Of tho N. q. church are
preparing a musical TO be given Feb. "a.
1t will be rare treat.
Price Dittman is very i'll with pneu-
monia.
Harry X. Bogert, Of Plateau is here on
a visit
Come one, como all,
To the Fireman's bsll,
And bring your girl
To the Armory hall
Hon. Martin Van Buren Page is a Wis
itor today.
Tho general conversation on the
streets the past few days has been the
Beet Sugar factory and the Firsman's
ball that occurs Washington's birthday.
Fred Bailey is down from his ranch
near Palisade.
Mrs Mary Jewett Telford, the noted
temperance advocate is visitor home.
There is considesable talk about en-
larging the Police force about 25 Wash
ington's birthday to protect the houses
from burgulars. az everybody is going to
the Fireman's ball.
All the bplletins Of the Colorado Sug.
ar Manufacturing company will be pub
lished in the Sentinel. ssassts.s,
WANrED-A girl for general house,
work to 60 to Glenwood. Good wages.
Apply to Grand Junction Dry Goods
Company. " - 215 At,
The office Of AGnager Cox, Of the Col
orado Manufacturing company, will be
in the Kent block, above the store Of the
Mitchell Drug company. u -
Judging by the number Of tickets al
ready sold there will not be less thnn
two hundred couples participate in the
grand march at the Firemen's ball
Washington's birthday
Charles F. Caswell, G. N. Cox and G.
Il. Mitchell went to Delta this morning
to be present at the meeting OF the
farmers of Delta county who propose to
raise beets.
One OF the evidences OF the coming Of
the beet sugar factory, will be found in
the studio OF j. w. Weyer, where he
has Just finished three signs for the Col
orado Sugar Manufacturing company.
Services will be hold In the n. h.
church tomorrow morning and evening.
Morning thsme "The Consciousness Of
Christian Progress" Evening thems
1.-THE Mission Of the Young Peoples
Christian Temprance Union"
Ladies' of the Christian church will
serve Washington dinner in tho Tab
ernssle from5 to o'clock Wednesday
Feb. 22d,2 Meals 25 cents. Come and
meet some OF the colonial characters. 3t
'Opportunity or Life's Crises" is tn.
theme Tor sermon to the young people at
thefresbyterian church Sunday evening
In. the morning MI. Ward will speak up
on 1.-THE Pure Church, an Increasing
church"
I Groups OF men may be seen on the
streets converting In an interested man.
ner. and from the pleaaant expression on
their faces it is certain the subject OF
conversation is an agrees BILE one. We're
you near enough you could plainly un-
der stand that it is the Firsnens ball
In co-memoration of Washington's
birthday and in answer 70 "a Invitation
by the G. A. R. of this city. Rev. o. E.
Ostenson will preaah a patriotic sermon
tomorrow evening at 1880 at the Episco-
patchurch. Ths 3 serviss, music and
decorations will be appropriate to the
occasion. The public is,invited.
]. T. Sharp and his good helpmeet
will tomorrow. celebrate the fifty third
anniversary of their wedding. Together
this aged and we'll respected couple haye
walked hand in hand through lifs's de-
vious pathway They are spending