The daily sentinel., 1900-05-24
Local News Items.

Try "Consultation" cigars at PHILIPPE.
Quo Vadis will close the season at the
Park opera house.
Lovers Of a good smoke will call for
"Consultation" cigar at Phillips.
A fine quality OF Ice Cream is being
served at the Parlor Candy Kitchen.
Talk Of the town. Phillips 10 cont
| cigar for a MCKEE "Consultation >"
'Walking's cheap" especially if you
get bargain in shoes. Try Robuck.
Have you smoked Consultation"
cigar' 10 cent cigar for nickle at
Phillips.
Remember the date Grand Junction
May 31st. See the big free street parade
at 10a. m.
Anything all the time, and between
times, that's the way the Chop House
does "big."
re. Clark OF Salt Lake City, travel
ing passenger agent Of the Rock Island
is in the city.
Mrs. Alice Barnes Of Cleveland, Ohio,
| is visitor to the city and will become q
permanent resident.
All those having flowers to donate for
Memorial day will please leave them at
the city hall Tuesday.
| w. r. Lee, OF Glenwood Springs, the
we'll known deputy game warden, was q
visitor to the city last night.
See the cute little ponies 20 OF them
with Campbell Bros. big show on May
3lst Grand Junction. Colorado.
Grand May Festival at the Grove Sun
day May 9th All kinds OF Athletic
sports and games. Dancing in the paw
lion.
This being the dull time with real
estate men. Nikirk Of the new Town
company is offering a number Of choice
lots at great reduction.
Regular conclave Of Temple command
cry No. % at the Asylum tonight. Visi-
ting Sir Knights cordially invited.
VIM. Carlyle, recorder.
A beautiful elk head is on display in
the window OF the Haskell drug store,
which will be used by the local people in
the organization OF the Elk lodge tomor-
row night.
Mrs. Thomas Daniels OF Salida, wife
OF well known passenger brakeman on
the Rio Grande running into this city, is
visiting in the city the guest Of Mrs. j.
e. Dulmaine.
The combination for closing the season
at the Park opera house is a good one.
The two great dramas-"Sapho," June
2nd and "Quo Vadis," June 4th-will
close tho most successful season in the
history Of that popular playhouse.
The belong contest in elocution and
oratory, takes place Tuesday May %.
1t will be hotly contested aud promises
to be one OF the liveliest ones we have
ever had. Reserved seats twenty Ave
cents, at Haskell's The exercises will
commence at eight o'clock sharp, and all
are requested to be in their seats at that
hour. The entire net proceeds will be
applied to the public school library, and
will return to your homes in the form Of
good books, during the long winter even
ings.
Mrs. Alice M. Barnes, OF Cleveland,
Ohio, has secured the Swaney boarding
house and will run a strictly fist class
boar ding and rooming house. The house
will be opened for trade by the new hos
tess on Friday June Ist. Persons desir-
ing to make arrangements for board or
rooms can see Mrs. Barnes at the house.
Mrs. Barnes is thoroughly competent
and experienced and hopes by paying
strict attention to the business Of the
house to share the patronage Of the city.
The women OF the local Woman'e Re
lief Corps will be glad to know that q
bill has been introduced into the house
of representatives looking toward the
erection OF a monument to the late Anna
Wittenmeyer, Of Pottstown, who died
there only a short time ago. Tho
Woman's Relief Corps asks the govern
ment that they be permitted to erect the
statue to this great and good woman
upon one Of the spaces in the grounds Of
the government set apart for the recep-