The daily sentinel., 1901-09-14
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Candy house.
Mckinley memorial servives should be
held in this city.
Wanted-An eight-hole range. Call
at Brighton. room l.
Have you seen the new blue china
dishes at the Bazaar?
Mayor Joe M. Sampliner returned to-
Gay from his eastern trip.
This has been the busy week with
both shippers and growers OF fruit in
Mesa county.
Saturdays night attraction at the
Park opera house is Gideon's Big Min
strels and Nashville Students.
The postoffice was draped in mourn
ing this forenoon by Postmaster Edwin
Price on account of the death Of Presi,
dent Mckinley.
The janitor at the city hall tolled the
bell at an early hour this morning. thus
Notifying the citizens that the president
Of the nation was dead.
Mrs. A. r Wadsworth is expected
home tomorrow evening from Victor,
where she has been in attendance at the
Women,s Club meeting.
Gideon's big minstrels will appear at
the Park opera house tonight. Go sec
them. Prices 25, so and rs cents. Tic
kets on sale at Haskell's Pharmacy.
A number Of the teachers of the pub
lie schools went to No Thoroughfare
canon this morning to spend the day
among the rocks and beautiful scenery
of that popular section OF the county.
Mrs. Howard & Caldwell will open a
millinery store on Fourth street, just be-
low the postoffice, on Saturday, Septem-
Der 2lst. Don't buy your hats before
you see their goods. All the latest styles,
both foreign and domestic.
At the Fifth Street M. e. church to-
morrow there will be preaching at II
a m: subject, "Unehaken Faith; also
at 8 p. M: subject, salvation Is All Of
Grace" Sabbath school at 10 m. Ep-
worth League, 7p.m. Good music.
William Mcdowell OF DeBeque was in
the city today in attendance upon the
county convention. Mr.. Mcdowell says
that his fruit crop this season is good
one and that the work on the derrick for
the test well at that place is progressing
fuely.
Joseph Swan, editor OF the DeBeque
Bugle, was in the city today iu attend
ance at the democratic county conven--
tion. Mr.. Swan is one Of the leading
democrats OF Mesa county and is work
or for the principles OF that gteat party.
Manager Haskell OF the Park opera
house is to be congratulated upon hav
ing given the patrons such first-class
as the Joe Newman COM
pany, which held forth there last night.
People who failed to attend this high
class entertainment missed rare treat.
Prof. Fisher, one Of the instructors in
the public schools, received telegraphic
last night that his son, Merle,
was quite seriously i'll with membraneous
Group at Bound Valley, Kansas, whore
Mrs. Fisher is visiting friends. This
forenoon he received another message
saying that the boy was better. =.
Grand junction is putting on city airs
mighty fast these days. She is to have
a free mail delivery system. The wor-
thy citizens OF the town have been hus-
tling long time TO secure this privilege
and have at last been rewarded. The
free mail delivery system goes into effect
the first OF January. 1902, and then how
the peach city papers will shout, and not
without Just provocation.-Aspsn Times.
The were fifty ladies and gentlemen
in the party OF Texas editors who we're
in the city yesterday. Capt. Lennon
informed the writer this morning that
all Of them we're surprised as we'll as de-
lighted with tho sugar refinery; the
Fruit Growers association; the orchards
and last but not least the Indian school.
The irrigati system a. adopted in the
western country was new thing to
many Of the party aud all seemed to
take great interest in this particular
subject. They were shown a good time
by the committee and treated royalty.
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