The daily sentinel., 1901-10-05
LOCAL NEWS.

Park opera house to-nlght.
John P Brockway, an attorney OF Den-
YER, was in the city yesterday on busi-
ness.
w B. Staublsy arrived in the city on
the delayed narrow gauge from Delta
yeterday evening and leaves for Denver
tonight
Services at the Episcopal church to-
morrow evening at 7:30 instead OF 8
o'clock as heretofore. Elks will be made
to feel that they are welcome at this SER
vice. Sunday school at 10 am.
Christian church services tomorrow at
the court house. Preaching at II am.
and pm. Morning subject, "History's
Greatest Event." evening theme, "The
Worlds Refuge" Sunday school and
Endeavor as usual.
Services at the Fret Congregational
church tomorrow at IL a.m and 7:30
pm. Morning subject, "aow to Know
How" evening, "Who Should be in the
Church," Sunday school at 10 am.
Y. P. 8. G. e. meeting at $50 pm.
Baptist church services tomorrow at
IL am. and 7:3O pm. Evening subject.
"Science and the Bible" lot those who
fear that scienee will overthrow tho bi-
BILE, come. Sabbath school at 10 am.
b. Y, P. U. at $50 pm. Miss Krohp.
leader.
Presby terian church services tomor-
row at IL a.m. and 7:3O pm. Morning
sermon, "The Doings Of Love-" evening
sermon, zone Criminal and Three Courts
of judgment" Sabbath school at 10
am. Christian Endeavor at $50 Note
the change of the evening service from
8 to 1870
j. W. Work has disposed OF tho Flor
encs Refiner to the E1 Parts Publishing
company. Mr.. Work said that other
matters took entirely too much Of his
time from the work Of publishing the
Refiner. The new firm will endeavor to
make the paper one OF the best weeklies
in the state.
Preaching at the Fifth Street M. E.
church tomorrow morning at III, subject
The Blade, Ear and Full Corn" also
services at 1880 pm, subject Lost"
League at $3.50 pm. Prayer meeting and
preaching services at this church will
commence at 7:3O p m. during the next
six months.
With the decadence OF the Festival of
Mountain and Plain, will other festivals
such as Peach Day, Strawberry Day,
Watermelon Day and Potato Day, also
die outY 1t is practically settled that
Grand junction will have no more Peach
Days Aud the other festivals are grad
ually dying out, There are two reasons
why this lie SO. First, the people are al
ways hsnksring for something new. As
soon as an amusement grows old they
forsake it. Secondly, the main reason
for the days OF celebration has gone. 1
The days were for the purpose OF aover-
tising The towns and cities that cele.
brated them are we'll known to every
body. All the people Of Colorado are
acq quainted with Glenwood Springs.
They know what kind OF a place it is,
aud about the baths and the pool and
the miraculous effects of the healing wa
ters there. Every body has tasted tho
delicious Rocky Ford melons and knows
all about them and the place where they
are raised. Every body is aware that
Greeley holds the belt for potatoes. The
necessity for the celebrations
has passed.--Aspen Times.
j. Reid Crowell, who is here from Col |
orado Springs to assist in the defense Of
Bert Gallagher, told q party Of gentle |
men last evening of a very quick trip he |
had made from California back to Grip
o Creek and the occasion OF such hur-
ry. Mr.. Crowell was the attorney OF
Nellie Lewis, who formerly resided in
this city and who hecsme famous
her suit agains' the late Sam
Strong for $250,O for breach OF promise
for marriage. She was awarded the sum
OF $4,000. He had gone to California
for brief rest from the work OF an ar
duous practice and had just arrived in
the city and had gotten comfortably SET
tied, when he received a Telegram saying
that he was needed in Cripple Creek,