The daily sentinel., 1900-04-07


G. q. McMurray, prominent stoei
man OF Montrose is in the city.
No services will he held at st
Matthews P. e. chursh Sunday.
NJ. X. Parsons, we'll known stockmar
OF Salt Lake is in the city today.
Clyde Van Hoorebeke is working in
the old Mitchell Drug Co.'S store.
Rev. o. E. Ostenson, lett over the
narrow gauge this morning for Delta.
J. M. Comeron has received today a
Large assignment OF Plumbers goods
and material.
A Raymond special, an excursion par
ty from the coast went through the city
this morning.
William A. Dickens and wife were
Brunswick guests last night. II signs
90 for any thing this was bridal couple
on a tour.
n. e. Mooney, of Philadelphia, we'll
known here as representing large wool
buying firms, is here on his annual pur-
chasing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herrenstein and daugh-
ter and Miss e. B. Cornell from San
Jose California are prominent Bruins
wick guests today.
A wreck on the Colorado Midland
near Colorado Springs yesterday even-
ing; delayed Colorado Midland No. 5
about nine hours into this city.
Bishop Abiel Leonard, resident Bishop
OF the Salt Lake Diocese OF the Episco
pal ehuroh left for his home last night,
after holding service in the st. Matthews
church.
Owing to large piece OF scenery COM
ing down and hitting the train Of No.
near Glenwood last night, she arrived
about three hours and forty minutes
late. No casualties,
Rio Grande Western Special sar ocsu
pied by Col. D. G. Dodge general mana
ger Of the Rio Grande Western, from
Denver, went through the city this
morning enroute to Salt Lake.
Congregational services tomorrow;
Sunday school 10 a. m.; G. E. Mission
ary meeting p. M; Preaching services
II r. m. and D. NJ music in charge OF
Professor Boyer, G. II. Harger acting
pastor
Services at Fifth street M. E. church
Sunday. Sunday school l0a. m. preach
ing IL a. m. 1t is expected that Rev.
1. Il. Beardsley, D. D. of Denver will
preach; Epworth League Z p. M,
preaching, Es p. m. The pastor will
preach sermon to young ladies.
Railroad men say that if there are no
late frosts, the Grand Junction peach
crop will be 30 big that the people will
be una BILE to handle it. Never in the
history Of the state was there such a
prospect and in addition to the old orch
ards there is an immense new acreage
Salida Mail.
John Latimer, one Of Gunnisons promi-
nent merchants, who lately became a
member of the Lay -Garst company of
this city, was an arrival in the sity last
night. Mr.. Latimer is one Of the old
time merchants of Gunnison and is
we'll known to many old citizens, former
citizens of Gunnison.
F. G. Geiger, OF Detroit, Michigan, has
been stopping in this city for several
weeks. He has travelled extensively and
says that in all hIe travels he has never
met with more delightful climate than
that OF the Grand valley and he is not al
all anxious for the time to arrive when
his visit in this city shall be at an end
John J. Slavin, Of Denver the well
known travelling passenger agent OF the
Santa Fe arrived in tho city last night
and left over the narrow gauge thia
morning for Denver. Mr.. slavin has
lost none Of his geniality by long years
OF serviee and is deservedly one OF the
most popular travelling passenger agents
coming to this city.
The Presbyterian services will be
held at the court house tomorrow. The
pastors elass for young men and alss
the Sabbath school will be held at II
clock followed by the sermon on "Ths
Motive of Our Lives" Christian En-
deavor at 7. At O'Clock Rev. 8. w