The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1900-06-07
Local News Items.

first page, of The Lay 4 Garst Co.
Old newspapers, for putting under
carpets, for sale at Tho Sentinel Office.
Grand Junction will be fully repre-
sented at Glenwood on Strawberry Day,
June 10th.
Mrs. W. B. Stanley will leave for
Salt Lake City where she will remain
for some time.
Archdeacon Ostenson will be in the
city by Friday and will hold services in
st. Matthews Episcopal church next
Sunday.
Glenwood is an ideal place to spend
day for an outing. Attend Strawberry
Day there on Saturday, June 18th, and
enjoy yourself.
James L. Hamilton, that handsome
and genial vender of the proverbial
buggy prunes" is registered from Den
yer at the Brunswick.
All horticultural people may procure
copies Of the annual report OF tho State
Board Of Horticulture for the year 1899
by calling at DR.. Bradbury's Office over
the Fair.
F. G. King, OF Kansas city represent
| ing the Alternately Furniture Co. arrived
in this city today and will take = large
order Of furniture for the A. l.. 0ourley
furniture store.
Miss Faith Cox. daughter of Chas. N.
Cox, entertains a number OF young
friends at their beautiful homo on Or
chard Mesa this afternoon the event be-
ing in honor Of her fourteeth birthday.
The young ladies OF the Columbine
band have elected Mrs. D. 7. Clark az
the chief chapsrone for the organization
on it's Fourth of July trip to Meeker,
and have given her authority to select
tho others.
The work on the contract for the
residence Of the engineer at the city
waterworks pump house. was stopped
yesterday by the Denver & Rio 0rande
railroad upon whose land the building
was being erected.
q. G. Elmer. we'll known young
man, formerly a resident Of this city, re-
turned Tuesday from Boulder. whore he
has been in attendance At the state uni
versity. Mr.. Elmer will spend his sum
mer vacation in this city.
A special Pullman tourist car. in
charge Of Conductor George McWilliams
carrying party Of eastern capitalists
stopped in this city for several hours to-
day, and the members Of the party took
advantage Of the opportunity 70 inspect
the Peach City" Of which they had all
heard 80 much.
The carpet and furnishing department
OF the b. T. Napier company's big store
is one OF the most complete in the state.
Among the houses recently furnished
from this department is that Of Henry
Auling on White street, and there is no
house in the city that can boast OF finer
carpets, curtains, rugs, ETC.,
Pullman Car Inspector Napp arrived
in the city over the narrow guage last
night. Mr.. Napp, whose homo is in Chi
cago, says he has covered Thousands Of
miles of territory in the past six weeks
and that he has been through no part OF
the country whore the prospects for the
future are brighter than they are In
Grand Valley.
r. P. Davie, one Of the owners OF the
Town company, and v 2. Reed, who re-
Gently purchased the Brunswick hotel,
both Of Colorado Springs. arrived on tho
noon train today. Manager Nikirk OF
the Town company is entertaining them
during their stay in this city. Both the
gentlemen are agreed that Grand juno
ton is warm place.
On the editors desk is q program for
the graduation exercises of the Ouray
High School held in that city on Friday,
June LIST. The programme are elegantly
gotten up and printed In the class eolors
garnet and green The class consist
ed Of two young ladies and one young
man. The latter was Calvin John
Strayer, brother Of Mrs. A. R. Sampli-
ner Of this city. Mr.. Strayer has many
friends in this city Who will congratu-
late him upon the successful termination
Of his school life and wish him abundant