The daily sentinel., 1901-08-21
THE CURRENT NEWS.

the narrow gauge last night and left for
Denver
Sampliners' have treated the outside
| wood work OF their new store building to
coat OF paint.
Mrs. W. q. Crawford left this morn
ing for Glenwood to spend the remaiu-
der Of the week.
Best amateur talent in the city will
| appear at the dramatic entertainment
Thursday night.
Thursday night, Aug. 22d. st. Mat
thews parsonage fund entertainment.
Secure your seats.
The street car was successfully piloted
around the famous curve at 4th and
Main this morning.
A new plank walk and platform have
been put down in front Of Hardy Bros
commission house.
q. Click, Of Crested Butte. a brother
in law Of Mayor j. M Sampliner. was
an arrival in the city last night.
The st. Matthews parsonage fund en- :
t-rtainment occurs Thursday night. 1t
10 for worthy cause; patronize it.
All copy for advertisements In the
booklet entitled, "Grand Valley-Her
Resources" should be in no later than
Thursday night.
| At meeting of the Grand Junction
Ore department held last night it was
decided to give a series Of three dances
during Peach week.
G. VanHoorbeke and Charles A. Smith
returned this morning from Hannah
Creek, where they have been since Sun
day Oh fishing trip.
| will be here with fine line Of costumes.
both for ladies and gentlemen for Peach
Day for rental very reasonable.
A. r. Campbell and wife OF Walssn-
burg are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace 7. DeLong. Mr.. and Mrs Camp
bell are relatives OF Mrs. DeLong.
Dr. w b. Nicholl, OF California, is in
the city for few days visiting the Hill
boys, who were his college chums during
| five years at the University OF Colorado.
When you want a good, cool smoke,
one that makes you glad you are living,
Just drop 10 at The Bazaar where you
will find very choice line Of standard
| cigars.
Mr.. Leon Chupman, late of the Broad
way Dramatic School, Denver, has given
his personal attention to all the details
of the stage settings for the entertain
ment Thursday night.
The bicycle paths should be put in
good repair before the Pc ch Day cele-
bration. Many visitors will bring their
wheels and they will want smooth roads
to ride over during their stay.
j. Q. Glassford, local agent for the
Continental Oil company, left this morn
ing for Glenwood. where he goes to meet
his wiie and children, who have been alb
sent in the east for the past two m months.
Beach & Bowers minstrel company,
shat is to be here under canvas on Sat
urday, s bright and fresh. and, above
all, new, with nothing that can offend,
and is made up OF az good minstrel ar
lists as are to be found.
l.. o. Delaplain ana wife, OF Concor-
dia, Kansas, are in the city visiting their
cousin, M. o. Delaplain and family. Mr..
Delaplain is engaged in the commission
I business In Concordia, ana is now on
route home from an extended visit to
California.
d. Il. Crosby and party OF seven left
Yesterday to make the final survey to
the proposed road TO the Grand Mesa.
The interest taken in finding practic
able road to che top OF this beautiful
mountain, insures the building Of re-
sort which will be looked upon as the
citys natural summer resort Mr..
Crosby and party will make final loca-
ton OF the road on this trip
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