The daily sentinel., 1901-05-02
THE CURRENT NEWS.
Glass ord sells window awnings.

Judge Theron Stevens arrived on the
narrow gauge last night.
Charles B. Rich is still confined to his
home on account OF his fall
The VIC. T. U. will meet Friday
afternoon at the Methodist church.
II. Ornauer the we'll known insurance
agent, arrived from Delta last night.
Foulard silks made up any way you
wish, $1,000. N. W. Blaine.
Mayor Sampliner and Orson Adams,
jr., returned last night from their flying
trip to the Plateau.
Grand concert and ball at Armory
hall May 10th, by Citizens Band. Tick
cts 81 90. Ladies' free.
Bring it to us-your prescription and
have it promptly and accurately fllled.
G. D. Smith e. Co., druggists.
Lost-Ladies' gold watch. Elgin move
ment. On outside Of case letters NJ. A.
B. Leave at this Office and receive
generous reward and no questions asked
Rain commenced falling about $3.50
o'clock this morning and has continued
pretty steadily all day. 1t is not antici-
pated that any cold weather will result
The Western Slope Cycle club is pre-
pairing to hold Field Day exercises here
Decoration day, May 80 All classes of
port will hold the field upon that occa
sion.
i 1.sl o.. n.~,Sr Hn, In
in different parts Of western Colorado.
An exchange says Grand junction and
Glauwood are to have one.-Glenw wood
Avalanche.
The Rio Grande Western has stopped
all work on shops and other improve
ments about Grand Junction and other
points Waiting to see what will be-
come OF the new deal.-Glenwood Ava
lanche.
B. H. Bryant, superintendent Of the
Colorado Midland is in the city today
He lie accompanied by ]. c. Vining, train
master of the road. They met A. E..
Welby OF the Western in a joint confer
ence today.
| Henry Nichols, who has been on a
visit to Denver, in attendance upon the
grand celebration of the s1st anniversary
Of Odd Fellowship, returned home today
delighted with his trip.
j. r. Falls, Grand Army veteran, is
working hard to organize camp Of Sons
of Veterans. He has the names OF quite
number of young mer, but is seeking
larger number before the organization
is effected.
Glenwood Springs is to have new
paper. 1t already has two good papers,
which could take care OF all the business
OF the town. The new paper is to be
started to give man by the name of
Button opportunity for his genius (!).
R. Sampliner received dispatch
this morning from brother in Cleve-
| land saying that his father was danger
ously i'll. Mr. Sampliner leaves tonight
direct for Cleveland to attend at the
sick bed OF his father.
The ladies OF the First Congregational
church are to hold a Bazaar in the store
formerly occupied by Mann. the grocer,
next to the Fair, on Friday afternoon
and all day Saturday of this week.
complete line OF useful and fancy arti-
cles will be on sale.
Dr. Claudius B. Spencer, editor OF
The Central Christian Advocate, pub
lished at Kansas City, Mo-, was an ar
rival in the city at noon and is in attend
ance at the Methodist Conference this
afternoon. DR.. Spencer was formerly
editor of the Western Christian Advo-
cate, published at Denver. previous to it's
merging with The Central Christian Ad-
vocate.
j. G. Vining, trainmaster OF the Coo
RADIO Midland, WAS pleasant visitor yes
terday and today. Mr. Vinirg was for
merly jpint agent in this city and had a
host OF friends while here. He made
himself one OF the best patrone OF all
kinds OF sport the city ever had. He is
climbing right up in the railway service
and his friends expect to see him in
almost any high position in railway
service.
w. T. Dowery has made some very