The daily sentinel., 1901-07-08
THE CURRENT NEWS.


Rubber tired buggies at PlattA Paynes.
Got your fruit jars and jelly glasses at
the Bazaar.
We sell the Eastman kodaks and sup.
plies-the ONLY kodak.
Mise Julia MoCune leaves tonight for
an extended Pacific coast trip.
Save tune and labor by using one OF
the Bazaar's washing machines.
Mrs. II. G. Bedwell is among the sick,
having been quite seriously i'll for the
past week.
Bargains in second hand organs and
pianos.-The Thompson Jewelry and
Music company.
Keep cool by using one OF the Bazaar's
ice cream freezers.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Brown returned
yesterday from their bridal trip to the
Pan American exposition and to points
in New York.
Grand Junction is booming a smelter
project and our own good people have
settled down to wait till smelter comes
along and begs to be allowed to locate
here. .-Gunnison News.
Helen l.. Grenfell, superintendent OF
public instruction ri the state OF Colo
RADIO, has appointed Miss May Polly Of
this city, one OF five teachers apportioned
to this state to go to the Philippines to
teach.
The Sentinel is under obligations to
Robert Orr for furnishing copy of The
Se1ti OF the issue Of June 22d. A
paper of that date WAS necessary to fin
ish the complete volume for our bound
files.
w. E. Pabor. editor OF the Rocky
Mountain World and one OF the best
friends the Grand valley has ever had,
is pleasant visitor to the city. Mr..
Pabor is just returned from the Pan
American exposition and is high in
praise OF the same.
Prof. G. P. Gillette and Prof. Pad
dock of the State Agricultural College
at Fort Collins. are in the valley study
ing insect life and the growth Of fungi.
Prof. Cordell, of the United States De-
study tho history Of ineect life.
A. r. Jennings and wife, Of Denver.
are visiting with Mrs. jennings parents
Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Ramsey. Mr.. Jep-
ninge is connected with the circulation
department OF the Rocky Mountain
News and is very pleasan ut and genial
gentleman to meet. He will spend part
OF his vacation in doing some fishing.
Orson Adams, Jr.. and George P. Smith
returned last night from a four days
trip to the lola fishing grounds. These
gentlemen had exceptionally good luck.
bringing home sufficient speckled beau
ties to tip the scales at the laws maxi
mum. Mr.. Adams has developed into
quite fisherman lately and takes much
interest in the sport.
Messrs. j. M. Berthof and John P.
Brown, of the Plateau valley, will leave
tonight for the northwest with the pur-
pose of locating in the stock business
somewhere in British Columbia. Both
men are old timers in Mesa county and
recently sold their possessions here for a
handsome sum. 1t is hoped that their
venture in the far northwest may prove
successful.
Prof s. M. Boyer, instructor Of the
Columbine band, speaking Tor the ladies
OF that organization, desires to thank the
families where the ladies were entertain
ed in Leadville, and also he desires for
the young ladies OF the organization to
thank Prof. Leonard Wooster, chairman
OF the music committee for his untiring
work in their behalf to make the trip q
pleasant one and their entertainment all
that could be asked. Prof. Boyer says
they were never treated better and he
feels that it is due tho Leadville COM
mittee to make this acknowledgment on
behalf OF the young ladies.
E. N. Maloy and family are going to
take in the beauties of Salt Lake City
during the next few days. Ed is pas
senger engineer on the west end and
bears tho name Of being one Of the safest
on the whole system. The railroad boys
say that when Ed takes his seat in the