The daily sentinel., 1901-07-22
THE CURRENT NEWS.

harness maker wanted. Address
Hartke & Sheets, Meeker. Colo
Platt & Payne, Main street. Best liv'
cry in the city. Don't forget it.
Thomas II Brooks is suffering from
slight attack of typhoid fever.
Ladies call at our store and ask for a
palm leaf fan. q. D. Smith & Co.,
Druggists.
Nothing but the b st in the livery line
ca be found at the establishment OF
Plstt & Payne.
c. Van Hoor, beke and wife returned
lhst night from Glenwood. where they
have been for the past week.
Wanted "A good girl for general house
work, in family OF three. S25 per month
Apply to Box 6O6. Ouray, Colorado.
Why stay at home these nice, cool
evenings, when Platt & Payne have such
fine driving horses and elegant. rubber
tired rigs.
Everything in sporting lines must go
We offer big reductions on everything.
The Thorn pson Jewelry q Music Co.
For Sale or Rent at Once-4 room
house, furnished. Shade and lawn. En-
quire at 247 White street, between 7 & 8.
Ice cream social and dance given by
the Catholics on Wednesday evening,
July oath. Admission so cents a couple;
avk.o I.d;ao CS can't,
A Snap-If taken at once, % acres OF
good land in good location, near school.
II desired long time will be given. See
Ramey Brothers, Agents.
W. r. Beddell and Mrs Frank Moore.
OF Winfield, Kansas. father and sister Of
Mrs. b. Stevens, OF the Stevens Heuse,
whr have been visiting the latter for tho
past two weeks, leave for their home to-
night.
Johnny Cameron, for the first time 10
public, used orchestra bells in the Sun
day afternoon concert by the Modern
Woodman band and made a decided hit.
Johnny is studying hard under direction
of Prof. Alexander and gives promise Of
becoming q professional in drum execu-
tion.
Among the Grand Junction visitors to
Gienwood Springs Sunday were: W. K.
johnson, Hsrve, Ackerman, Louis Zei-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hoesch, Eev
Currie, Mrs. Burberry. Frank Catalina,
Jack Ackerman. Mark Bunting, r. M,
Horn. Paul Heinrich, James M. Kenne-
dy, wife and children. j. e Stull, Misses
Sallie and Della Green.
A large crowd was at the city PARK
Sunday afternoon to hear the concert
given by the Modern Woodman band.
Every ono pronounced it first class, aud
the program was rendered in splendid
style. The vocal solo by Roland Thorn
ton, "Asleep in the Deep" with band
accompaniment, was delightfully."- rem
dered. Several other numbers were
loudly applauded, especially "Mountain
Echoes" and the concert Waltzes, "Dan-
ube Waves"
The concert by the Citizsn's band
Saturday night at Dowrey's corner, was
one OF the very best musical programs
renunred this summer. In the finish
and grace with which each number was
rendered, was told the tale Of hard work
and decided musical ability in the roster
OF it's mem bership. The number, "Ihe
Eks' Serenade," rendered here for the
first time, Caught on in good style and
shows that the band is striving to en-
large its repertoire by really high class
music.
DR.. G. e. McClary aud wife, of Syra-
cuse, New York, arrived in the city last
night and are guests OF their relatives,
DR.. and Mrs. &. = Eldridge. DR.. Nc
Clary is a brother OF Mrs. Eldridge and
he began the study OF his profession
under DR.. EldIidge. DR.. AcClary has
a splendid practice AT Syracuse. and he
broke away from it about one month
since to take a long needed trip to the
Pacific coast. He and Mrs. McClary
have been doing the coast country from
San Francisco 10 Los Angeles and San
Diego.
Prof. Sam Flint will close his dancing
term in this city August 9th. Prof.