The daily sentinel., 1899-08-31

Master Kingsley b. Price is celebrat-
ing his tenth birthday this afternoon at
the country home OF the Prices.
Mrs. B. j. Snyder entertained num-
ber Of lady friends informally this after
noon at her home on Ouray avenue.
w. e. Pabor, editor Of Western Color
ado, arrived home last night from visit
to Denver and other points over the
range.
Barton's Concert Band rendered three
delightful musical selections on the
corner Of Fourth and Main streets last
night.
Edwin A. Haskell returned last night
from Denver, where he has been secur-
ing costumes for the grand masque car
nival and ball
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Smith Of
Orchard Mesa and Mr.. and Mrs. Orson
Adams jr. leave tomorrow for weeks
visit in Salt Lake.
A. j. Dickson, OF Glenwood Springs
editor OF the Glenwood Post, was visi-
tor to the city yesterday. He reports
that there will be big crowd down
from that Spa for Peach Day.
Daniel Dunning leaves tonight for
Salt Lake City. After a visit with
relatives and friends there, he will go to
Provo, where he will resume his former
position, which he left to join the Utah
volunteers.
The Womans Relief Corps will hold
special meeting tomorrow afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Dittman at 2:3O
o'clock. All members are requested to
be present as there is special business OF
very great importance to come before
the seseion.
Miss Nellie Miller, deputy county
clerk, Miss Ollie Roberts, Guy Boyer and
Harry Jones, with Mr.. and Mrs. G. Van
Hoorebeke as chaperones OF the party,
arrived home last night after very
pleasant two weeks outing in the noun
in and about Pinon mesa.
A couple of prominent citizens got to
quarreling on Main street late last night.
One Iudu WAS cAtollluH tho
virtues OF his new spectacles, whereupon
the other called him liar, and then the
band played. DR.. Walpole the eye-man
came along and separated them.
Mrs. Minnie King Bradshaw, OF Ouray
accompanied Mrs. A. r. Sampliner home
from Ouray last night, arriving here on
the narrow gauge. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
pliner and Mrs. Bradshaw returned to
Ouray this morning to stay over the eel
ebration OF Labor Day in that mountain
resort.
It's good thing push it along. For
the next three days we will continue our
low prices on goods and contribute five
per cent OF the profits to the free train
fund for the Colorado soldiers. Show
your patriotism and trade with the only
firm in Grand junction who are making
any effort in the behalf Of the gallant
| Coloradoans.
Thompson Music and Jewelry Co.
DIR. w. w. Rowan came down from
Ouray last night to boom Labor day in
that camp. The doctor brought all the
fresh breezy ozone from Ouray with him
and by nightfall had enthused quite a
crowd of Grand Junctionites to go to
Ouray next Monday. II there is any
one in Ouray who could come nearer to
creating enthusiasm for anything than
DIR. Rowan, we have never met him.
His mere presence in any town enthuses.
"The newspaper is library; it is an
encyclopedia, poem, a history, die
tionary, time table, romance, a guide'
a political resume, a ground plan OF the
civilized world, low price multum in
parvo. 1t is a sermon, a song, circus,
an obituary, symphony in cold lead, a
grand aggregation Of mans glory and
shame. In short it is bird's-eye view
of all the magnanimity and meanness,
the joys and sorrows, the pride and pow
erty Of the entire world-all for few
cents"
| Mrs. c. E. B. Ward. wife Of Rev.
Ward, will arrive in the city tonight
from the west Mrs. Ward has been
absent several months spending vaca-
tion among friends and relatives in Cal
ifornia. Mrs. Ward will be acoompan-
| led from Ogden by Prof w, ID. Ward