The daily sentinel., 1899-07-20
personal.

D. T. Clark left this morning fOr
Delta.
Pearson tho tailor has received the
latest In fall styles. Ut
Good COW for sale. Enquire Of or ad-
dress G. r. Blain.
Bedwell soils them and you use them.
What? Base ball supplies.
A few summer patterns will be sacri-
feed by Pearson the tailor. 3t
Wsntsd-A girl for general house
work. Apply at this office.
The fish are sure to bite il you get
your fishing tackle at BedwelPs.
Turn out and help the band along
next Wednesday at the armory.
O.C. Skinner, editor OF the Montrose
Enterprise, was visitor in the city to-
day. g Hr as 1
Mrs. Samuel N. Wheeler arrived home
from an extended eastern visit this
morning. rEo.---n s
Call and see Jack Grady the bicycle
man. he does first class repairing.
Next door to Samplineis. st
For Rent-Large, cool and quiet fur
nished room, Mrs. E. English, White
street between 4th and 9th. 1w
Wanted hand goods at the
Bargain House. We pay the highest
price for psoond hand goods.
Mrs. Ed. Chapman will leave in few
days for visit in Salida and there on
east to procure her fall millinery.
Attend the Grand Ball and Concert at
state srmory next Wednesday evening,
given by the Colorado Light Guard band.
Why don't the local sports send to
New York for supplies? Because they
can get them just As cheap at B'dwelis.
See? a
They may have as good. but none bet
tor than the Kraniek & Bach piano. For
sale by Thompson Jewelry and Music
company. f.l.4
Services will be held at st. Matthews
church Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. g. R. Warner Of Hartford, Conn.,,
officiating.
Mrs. McReynolds, of the firm Of Hill
& McReynolds, left last night for the
east to order tho fall line Of millinery
goods for her firm.
Helen Bunting returned from Denver
Wednesday night. Miss Helen Crawford
returning with her to visit old friends
and aoquaintances.
E. w. Halfway, sanitary engineer, ar
rived in the city last evening with COM
plste plans and specifications for the
new sewerage system.
s. N. Wheeler left Wednesday evening
for Denver where he will meet Mrs.
Wheeler and Children who have boon
visiting in Kansas City.
Never lot this escape your memory.
The Kranich & Bach pianos are sold on
monthly payments Of $40 cash by the
| thompson Jewelry and Music Co.
Murine. two drops may save your eye
sight; 500. may save you $40. Two drops
has cured one case of innamed lids. For
sale by Thompson Jewelry and MusicCo.
Mrs. ]. T. Sweat has lately arrived
in the city from Duquoiu, Ill, and will
become permanent resident of the city.
]. T. Sweat ia connected wit the tailor
ing establishment Of Pearson.
The regular meeting OF the w. G. 7.
U. will be held tomorrow at 2:3O p. m I.
at the Presbyterian church. A short
literary program vill be given. All in
terested in the work are invited.
DR.. Melville Black Of Denver will be in
Grand Junction the 2lst, 22d and 23d OF
this month. Any Of his former eye, ear,
nose or throat patients or new patients
will find him at the Fairlawn hotel or at
the Office of DR.. Bull on the above dates.
Mrs. George Gordon and son arrived
from Salida this morning where she has
been in attendance at tho bedside OF
her husband who was injured in the
wreck at New Castle last week. She
reports the condition Of her husba nd
much improved and all serious compli-
cations passed.
The ice cream and cake social given
by Mrs. Herman Hoesch, Mrs. Henry
/ Wurtz and Mira Kemper at the Turner