The daily sentinel., 1901-05-17
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Columbipe band ball, May 22nd.
One extra fine oak sideboard at Ora
hams
The Pioneers OF the Pacific were out
in force yesterday.
Orson Adams. jr, lett for Denver last
night on business.
Graham's.. Cheap.
Wanted-Girl for general housework
Apply to Mrs. w S. Wallace.
Contractor John j. Lumsden went to
Denver last night on busness.
The date for the Columbne band ball
is the 22nd. Help the girls along.
Tonight closes the season at the Park
opera house. The attraction is the
great Travelle company.
Furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing, for lady and gentleman, or board il
| desirable. Apply at this office.
For Sale-Mod ,rn rooming house, all
furnished, very cheap, easy terms. Ap
ply to johnson & Glasco. Union block.
The Colu bine band is always sure OF
great big crowd at their entertain
mepts. Their next dance is May 22nd E.
The Turner's will hold their annual
May Festival at Lotz' grove Sunday,
May 26. Admission 25 cts; ladies free.
Crushed fruits served at our fountain
are the bes. we can buy, made by Duroy
& Haines.
c. D. Sn ith & Co., Druggists.
A stereoptican entertainment Will be
given under the auspices Of the ladies OF
ST. Josephs Catholic church at the Arm
| ory, Monday. May Goth.
James Benedict, OF Denver, ex revenue
collector under Cleveland, now special
agent OF Connecticut Fire INSURANCE.
company, is in the city today.
One OF the things which the average
Grand Junctionite points to with pride
is the beautiful (Y) greasewood which
adorns the streets OF this city.
Rev X. FL. Barnes, OF the Episcopal
church at Ouray, WAS in attendance at
| the reception on Bishop Leonard last
night. He left for Ouray this morning.
"Apything 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 amy
thing to please the crowd"
Come unto me all ye that are tired
and weary of your old stoves and get a
Home Comfort range-the best in the
world-on easy terms.
j. M. Graham, Agent.
Prof c. P. Gillette, OF the State Agri-
cultural college at Fort Collins, the ento
mologist of that institution, WAS pleas
ant visitor in the valley for the past few
days, leaving over the narrow gauge this
morning.
District Attorney, Samuel G. McMul-
lin, arrived home last night from Ouray,
where he WAS in attendance at the $685.
ion .of district court OF that county.
There WAS only one criminal case to be
heard and Mr. McMullin could safely
leave that in the hands OF his deputy.
At the last meeting OF the Women's
club in this city the following officers
were elected: Mrs. A. h. Wadsworth,
president; Mrs. A. G. Newton, vice
president; Mrs. Vida Wallace, secreta-
ry; Mrs. w. F, White, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. E. P. Chester, press cor
respondent, and Mrs. j. H. RAmey,
treasurer. The officers for the new year
will make an active canvass for an en-
larged membership.
One OF the most gorgeous sunsets
which Grand Junction people ever wit.
messed occurred last evening. To be
fully appreciated it had to be seen. The
colors we're most beautiful and an artist
in language would have to tip his pen in
gold to adequately describe the setting
and the colors. 1t was something 30
rich and varied and Satisfying that those
who took the time to watch it were more
than repaid. Doubtless some painters,
lovers Of their art would have given
much to witness such rare sunset.
Depending upon the statement OF
those who should have known, The Sen
tinel few nights ago made the state
ment that A. j. Peck, OF Fruita, was the
! auapt NJ tho CnlDrado Mutual Life In