The daily sentinel., 1900-04-19
THE LOCAL NEWS

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A. P. Ballard is building tennis
court.
Rev Ostenson left for Gunnison this
morning.
w. c. T. U. meets tomorrow with
Mrs. Shott.
b. 7. Napier was an arrival in the
city last night
Little Miss Agnes Cosgrove celebrated
her 11th birthday this afternoon.
The county commissioners were con-
stituted as an examining board yester-
day.
j. A. Goodhue, OF Salt Lake City,
president OF the Utah Nursery Co., is in
the city.
According to prominent fruit man, a
year ago today is when the Grand valley
fruit crop was killed.
The board OF county commissioners
went to DeBeque yesterday to examine
the DeBeque bridge.
Lem G. Lockwood and wife, were
tourist guests, from Caldwell, New
Jersey, at the Brunswick last night.
c. Magee, registering from town
which tells its own location, First View,
Colorado, was Brunswick guest this
morning.
q. j. Ballard, brother of A. P. Ballard
OF the Grand junction Book & Station
cry company was visitor yesterday
Mr.. Ballard resides at Thompsons.
Manager Nikirk of the Grand juno
ton Town & Development company says
there have been more tourists and pros
pective settlers in the city the past week
than have been here for half year.
Preaching services at the X. P hall
next Saturday April 81 1900 Subject
"Tne Christian Sabbath" which is it?
Is it the first or the seventh day OF the
week? Come and hear for yourself.
Service will begin at 3 o'clock p. m.
Fanchon, the Cricket at the Park
opera house tonight is well worth going
to hear, especially by any one who has
never seen the play The Mobiles ORA
matte company will present good cast
tonight and Mr.. Noble says that the
piece will be as handsomely staged ard
well dressed as it is presented in the
very largest cities.
The editor of the Grand junction SEN
tinel says that he needs public bath
house. We agree with him. but he will
have to find some purer water than
Grand Junction tfords il he wishes to
be made cleap.-Glenwood Avalanche.
The Avalanche man is a back k-number
Grand Junction has had water system
in operation several mouths, the pro-
duct OF which is unexcelled in the state
Frank Thompson of the Thompson
Jewelry & Music company, is in receipt
of letter from Frederick Kranich say
ing that he has purchased some OF the
beautiful Luzon Mahogany, said to be
the finest in the world, coming from the
Philippines, which will be used for the
cases of the famous Kranich & Bach
pianos Mr.. Thompson hopes to have
one OF these new cases soon.
Henry Nichols, county clerk, returned
home yesterday on one OF the delayed
Rio Grande trains. Mr. Nichols was
snowbouud at Castle Rock for 4S hours
He says it is hard in this day and gener-
alton to get storm which some old res
ident cannot cooper" but the effort OF
Old Boreas, along the fore part of this
week was such that even the old timers
had to keep quiet. A jolly party OF
travelling and railway officials were on
the train with Mr. Nichols, who helped
to keep life from becoming a burden
Mr.. Nichols says hard fried ham and
hard fried eggs, constituted the bill of
fare.
The Grand junction Sentinel has
worked itself into a spasm OF Mysteries
because we took an opposite view in re-
lation to the question OF the Festival OF
Mountain and Plain. In order to soothe
the palpitations of the Sentinel we will
say that we are in position to state
upon the very best authority that no cut
rates will be allowed for the purpose OF
visiting Denver during carnival season
A small reduction of the regular round
trip rates will be the best that any body
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