The daily sentinel., 1900-06-06
Local News Items.

until tonight.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Dooley.
June 4th, = girl.
L. M. Miller and 8. N. Wheeler left
this morning for Denver.
Furnished rooms by the week or
month at the Midway hotel.
Cardwell Hickman has resigned his
position with Messrs. Sampliners.
Old newspapers, for putting under
carpets, for sale at Tho Sentinel office.
Mrs. Cora M. Miller left last even
ing for an extended visit with friends in
Illinois.
Note the new advertisements and
changes in many OF our regular adver
tisements.
Real estate men of Grand Junction
are looking forward to q prosperous
business in their line this fall and win
ter.
Misc Fern Smith is down from her
home on the Pickett ranch, above White
water and is the guest Of Miss Ruth
Foster.
Glenwood is an ideal place to spend
day for an outing. Attend Strawberry
Day there on Saturday, June 10th, and
enjoy yourself.
Arrangements should be made for
band concerts on Saturday evenings.
The concerts heretofore have attracted
people to the city and made business
better.
The Mobiles dramatic company is play
ing . weeks engagement at Gunnison.
This polular company has been touring
the San Juan country since it left here
several weeks ago.
The terrible tale OF want snd suffer
ing Of the people Of India, published in
The Sentinel yesterday, caused many .
heart to throb in pity for that vast horde
of semi civilized Inhabitants.
Mr.. Nikirk informed reporter Of Tho
Sentinel that the Town Development
company will sell q lot and erect house
thereon for customers. Here is . splen-
did chance for one to own house.
This year more beautiful roses have
been raised in tho Grand valley than
ever before. The truth Of the matter is
any thing can be- raised here, il put in
the ground and properly attended.
Ringing Bros. circus 10 exhibiting in
Toledo, Ohio, today. One Of their spe-
cial features this year is q majestic spec
tacle, Tho Last Days Of the Century or
The Light Of Liberty" BY hard work
Ringing Bros have made their circus
the greatest show on earth.
The contractors Carlyle& Schott, are
making splendid progress on tho new
Presbyterian church. The plasterers
will finish putting on the rough coat to-
day. Whom finished tho Presbyterians
will have the neatest house Of worship |
in Grand Junction.
What this city needs these dry, dusty |
days more than any other ono thing is a
"NiaRara Falls" wagon in active opera
ton meandering up and down tho streets.
Business men, and the public in general,
are becoming thoroughly disguised with
the dust, which could be settled with =
little water.
The general conference OF the Metho-
dist church refused to reveree the decis-
sion OF tho Colorado conference in tho
case of Rev. F. F. Passmore, who was ex-
PEELED from the church and depossd
from the ministry. Passmore created
considerable disturbance in the NJ. e.
church at Parachute several years ago
and in order to get rid Of him tho trus-
tees locked tho church door.
The lecture delivered in the Metho-
dist churh last night by Rev. II. R.
Coleman the noted Oriental traveller
was one OF the best ever given in any
city. The speaker held the attention OF
the audience for two hours. His dis
sription Of the places visited was hne.
Every one was delighted. He il to
speak again tonight at the prayer mset-
ing 1t will be continuation Of the
subject Bible readers and Christian peo-
pie will be helped in their knowledge OF
the scriptures by attending tonight
Everybody invited No charge, no col
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