The daily sentinel., 1899-05-27
PERSON IL.

tend their ball Monday night.
A large private picnic party went to
the Book Cliffs today.
j. w. Rector and wife Of Rangely were
Brunswick guests yesterday.
Manager Cox contracted for ll0 acres
of beets yesterday.
J. W. Bedwell is exhibiting some very
fine pictures of the cake walkers.
Cut flowers for sale at Wadsworth's by
Miss lone K tchum until Memorial day.
5252
The beet crop throughout the valley
is looking promising.
Miss Mae Armstrong left yesterday
morning for her home accompanied by
her friend Miss Hawthorne Of Salida.
Horace T. DeLong, Grand Master
Mason, arrived home over the narrow
gauge this afternoon from Telluride.
Don't be afraid of them, just because
they are soldiers. They will show you
good tine Monday night.
A. Barney, travelling passenger agent
of the Denver and Rio Grande, arrived
in the city on No 3.
Charles W. Weaver. manager fr 8.
P. Gutshall, left this morning on the
east bound train, after visit of several
days.
Lost-Thursday, pocke,book contain
ing fifteen dollars in money. The finder
will confer a great favor by returning to
this office. 5272
Nine car loads OF machinery arrived
fol- the beet sugar factory last evening.
1t included the big diffusion battery for
the plant.
The Sentinel carries the largest and
finest line Of ladies and gents calling
cards in the city. The latest script t., pc
printing
City troop drills tonight. No specta-
tors allowed this time but Monday night
everyone is invited to attend their first
grand ball.
Three batallions OF the 10th Infantry
passed through the city yesterday des
tined for Manila. The soldiers were all
fine types of young American manhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. I. Clark and family
will shortly entertain at Colonial re-
ception at the Armory.
L. NJ. Miller returned last evening
over the narrow gauge from Telluride.
He reports having had a delightful time
at the dedication OF the Masonic temple.
The woman's Relief Corps ask that
all those who can contribute flowers for
Memorial day will bring or send them to
the council room OF tho city hall, on
Monday evening or Tuesday morning.
All floral donations will be appreciated.
The adjouned meeting of the city
council met last evening at the city
hall. All were present. An extended
legal dialogue with motion to adjourn
until this evening at eight o'clock was
the business transacted.
The stone foundation for Grand juno
tion's beet sugar factory is nearing com
pletion. The first foundation, a news
paper one was laid abut six years ago,
We hope stone will follow paper more
rapidly for Durango factory. Demo-
crat.
Grubbs g. Clifford have opened up a
sample room, in the building where the
Grand Valley Fruit and produce com
pany had their office. Travelling men
can now be accommodated by these ex
pressmen.
Services at st. Matthew's church to-
morrow 1T the usual hours. Rev. o. E.
Ostenson rector The Rev. r. II.
Barnes Of Kansas City, an experienced
choir master will train the young peoples
choir. Volunteers are wanted for the
choir from the young people of the city.
There has never been any accomoda-
ton on the part of the railroads run
ming into this city, to provide their pat
rons with accurate information regard
ing the arrival and departure of trains
at the Union depot. II train is an
hour late the public is compelled to as
certain that fact, either through hear
say report OF walk to the depot to secure
the information. As the walk 10 not a
short ono, it 10 sometimes axgravating.
The uptown ticket Offices should have