The daily sentinel., 1901-05-14
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Thompson's soda is peerless.
Columbipe band ball, May 22nd.
One extra fine oak sideboard at Ora
hams.
Try our phosphates-C. D. Smith &
Co., druggists.
Mrs. Charles h. Seiber is in the city
today on visit.
p. Randolph Morris was vieitor to
the city last night.
Two very fine oak bedroom suits at
Graham's. Cheap.
Wendell P. Ella returned today at noon
from visit to Denver
The Rio Grande Western pay car ar
rived in the city yesterday.
For Rent-Two down stairs rooms for
light housekeeping; 241 Ouray street.
The date for the Columbine band ball
is the 22nd. Help the girls along.
Walter Merrill and Frank Leslie re-
turned home today from short visit to
Denver.
Pile driving on the new Fourth street
building attracts a good sized crowd
every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. W. Sullivan who
were in the city yesterday, left for Salids
this morning.
James D. Roberts of the Grand juno
ton Milling & Elevator Co., went to As
pen this morning.
Cliff Lamb. who recently. returned
from Leadville, has accepted position
in the Anderson Bargain House store.
For Sale--Mod srn roomipg house, all
furnished, very cheap, easy terms. Ap.
ply to johnson Il Glasco. Union block.
The Turner's will hold their annual
May Festival at Lotz' grove Sunday,
May g. Admission 25 cts; ladies free.
Do not miss the opportunity Of hear
ing the best and latest music by the new
orchestra at the Armory Wednesday
night.
Smiths Bromo, reliable remedy for
headache, neuralgia, brain fatigue, Sleep
lessness, ETC.; 25c. at c D. Smith Il Co..
druggists.
Mark L.. Dorr, prominent real estate
dealer Of Colorado Springs, is in the city
looking after some fruit land which he
owns in the valley.
A stereoptican entertainment will be
given under the auspices of the ladies OF
st. Joseph's Catholic church at the Arm
ory, Monday, May 10th.
William McCabe and son OF Leadville
are in the city today in attendance at
the funeral Of Zita, Hynes. Mr.. Nc
Cabe is son in-law Of Lawrence Hynee.
Mra Jessie H. Hynes sold today to
Irwin A. Moon, lots II, IS. and 10 in
block 40. for eighteen hundred dollars.
Horace I. DeLong made out the papers
in the deal.
Emma E. Brown, OF Grand Junction,
sold today to George w. Newbury, eight
acree about two miles northeast Of Fruita
for five hundred dollars. Horace 7.
DeLong made out the papers in the deal
"Anything to please the ladies'" is the
way it usually goes, but the ladies of the
Columbine band, in speaking Of their
ball the 22nd, have change it to ANY
thing to please the crowd"
Come unto me all ye that are tired
and weary of your old stoves and get
Home Comfort range-the best in the
world-on easy terms.
j. M. Graham. Agent.
Miss Robb, a graduate OF the Chicago
Baptist training school, has accepted
position with the Grand junction Bust
ness college. She will also have an office
for the transaction OF business for the
public.
Miss May Patterson, one OF the clerks
at the G. P. Bliss store, is taking few
days rest as the result OF badly cut
hand. The accident was caused by
broken glass in one of the show cases at
the store.
The funeral OF Mrs. Katherine Sulli-
van took place this morning from St.
Joseph's Catholic church. The services
were performed by Rev. Father Con-
way. The remains were taken to Salida
on the narrow gauge, where services
will be held by Father Revalier.
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