The daily sentinel., 1899-05-15
HIDCKLANYs

The city council meets tonight.
A. ]. Peck of Fruita is in the city.
Extra lady 25 cents Friday night.
William G. Connolly spent Sunday in
Glenwood Springs.
Six bits buys Social and Hop" tick
et Everyone wants one.
Found-G. A. R. badge. Call at this
office.
Quite a number of people visited the
beet sugar factory grounds yesterday.
Robert Hards left for Gunnison this
morning.
Why the people couldn't be hired to
miss the social and hop.
r. q. Woods, of Telluride is Bruins
wick guest.
Prof. 8. NJ. Boyer expects to leave for
Hotchkiss in the morning.
The Ladies' Society, B. OF L. F. ball,
is benefit ball. Don't miss it, Friday
May 26.
A. II. Baldwin and c. w. Harvey, OF
Louisburg KY, are visitors in the city.
v. M. Ruffner, of Ouray, was
Brunswick guest last night.
Everybody is swinging into line for
the social and hop next Friday night.
1. Rutter William, and G. X. Rouse
of London. England were Brunswick
guests Saturday night.
A. N. Anderson has rented the Well
ington store room and will move his bar
gain house at once to that location.
Everybody's mind is on the ball OF the
Ladies Society B. of l.. F. 1t occurs
Friday May 26.
All the railway boys will go from a
sense of duty, if nothing else, to the ball
of the Ladies Society B. of L. F
Prof. Boyer furnishes the music, the
w. R. G. the supper and the people the
crowd at the Armory Friday night
The Colorado Light Guard band
played delightful program of music
Saturday night. 1t was a pleasant eve
ming and the streets we're crowded.
A. L. Fellows, of the United States
Geodetio Survey, measured the volume
Of the Grand and Gunnison rivers Sat
urday. Therivers were rising at the rate
ofan inch an hour Saturday.
Orson Adams jr. is in New York. He
will visit his old homo at Baltimore be-
fore returning and participate in hap
py home event, the marriage Of his
brother.
Lost-One four point pitchfork on the
street Saturday between four and five
o'clock. Leave at Dennis Sullivaus. on
Second street between End and 3rd.
After going dry for three weeks Grand
Junction opened its jag incubators this
week, aud the thirsty went in and bathed
for few hours No unusual excite
was manifest. They just dropped back
into line like they were used to it.-San
Miguel Examiner.
The city council mot in adjourned
session last Saturday night. A license
to sell wines for six months was granted
Henry Kippe. The plans prepared by
G. p. Allen were laid before the council
and explained by his son W. F. Allen.
Over an hour was consumed in talking
over the plans.
The baccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class of the High school will
be spoken next Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock In the Park opera house,
by Rev. c. E. b. Ward, pastor of the
Presbyterian church. There will be a
special musical program for the occasion
and chorus by the High school schol-
ars.
The rapidly rising river attracted
large crowd to the bridges yesterday.
Already tho water is as high as i5 was
at any time last year. Thus far no SER
ious damage has been done but those
living near the banks will do we'll to
keep watchful lookout.
J. M. Sampliner, of the firm of A. R.
and J. M. Sampliner arrived home
Sunday from Cincinnati, where he went
to be at the bedside OF his father who
was quite ill. He reports him much i'm
proved in health when he stared to re-
turn home.
Hon. John F., Shafroth, member of