The daily sentinel., 1901-03-12
THE CURRENT NEWS.

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today.
Cigars and Soda. C. D. Smith 4 Co,
Druggists.
b. T. Napier is down from Glenwood
to visit his big store.
The Turner's will give Grand Calico
Ball, Easter Monday. at Turner hall.
Mrs. Neal left for Salt Lake City on
Saturday night, where she will reside in
tho future
&C. Taylor and George P. Chiles, OF
Delta, came in over the narrow gauge
last night.
We show the biggest assortment OF
ladies' house gowns and wrappers IN
town. The Fashion.
Wanted-Good man to take charge OF
O-acre bearing fruit orchard. Enquire
OF Ramey Bros. agents.
Miss Kaufman spent two weeks in
Chicago selecting millinery for that pop
ular store-The Fashion.
Judge John L. Gray, after spending
day pleasantly among, old friends re-
turned to Aspen last night.
r. r. Rodda OF Aspen, formerly mana
ger OF the Colorado Telephone company
in this city is visitor today.
Over 200 trimmed hats at our exhibi-
tion on our opening day, Monday the 18th.
The Fashion.
The organization Of dressmakers'
union in this city failed to materialize
owing to a lack OF interest in the matter.
The Fashion has it, grand millinery
opening on Monday, March I8, 1901. A
cordial invitation to all. The Fashion.
Arthur Elliott, Denver & Rio Grande
fireman, returned to this city yesterday
from a two months trip. spent in Old
Mexico.
Have you seen our new line Of ladies'
wash waists? They are the "Neeland'
correct style now on exhibition at Tho
Fashion.
There will be band practice tonight by
the Modern Woodmsn band under the
lead ership OF Prof. G. F. Alexander tho
new band master.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I. Lee leave this
evening for Denver. Mrs. Lee will go
from there to her old home in Kansas,
Mr.. Lee returning to this city.
| Judge E. T. Wells, OF Denver, who was
yesterday nominated by the democratic
city convention to be mayor OF Denver,
is an uncle OF Mrs Paul D. Roberts, of
this city.
CA Smith, Of the Lay & Garst Co :,
is homo from a weeks business trip to
Denver While gone, Mr.. Smith visi-
ted J V A. Lay, the head Of the Arm,
at FIT Collins
T. w. Rickard OF La Crosse, Wis +, n
brother in law Of j. E. Ryan, is visitor
| to the city. Mr.. Rickard was in the city
| last year several months on account OF
the severe illness OF his wife at st Jos,
eph's hospital
James Roberts, vice president OF the
Grand Junction Milling & Elevator Cos
left this morning for st. Louis, accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Fannie Rob
erts. They go to visit their parents who
now reside in st. Louis.
Glenwood Springs is going to the f. ont
as the leading town OF the western slope.
and il Mayor DeLsn has his way we will
have session OF the United States Dis
trict court and beautiful public build
ing. or course Grand Junction is ahead
OF us in the public building part.
| wood Avalanche.
DR.. G. r. Cowell returned to this city
yesterday. with his family, accompanied
by a son OF William Bomgardner. DR..
Cowell enjoyed his trip very much, but
in the homely expression Of the street,
said he "didn't want any California in
his" He says the Grand valley is good
enough for him..
A woman's hat ref cts her taste and
her standing. The shapes We offer and
the materials for trimming that are to
be found here will give gladness to all
ladies' uho are particular ab'ut their
headwear On exhibition, Monday,
March 18th, at The Fashion.
For the annual conference OF Latter
nay 0.;0to ~ III La Q~d ~,