The daily sentinel., 1901-04-29
THE CURRENT NEWS.

John G. Michaels is down from De-
Beque today.
The bicycle paths were liberally pat
rooized yesterday
A. j. Peck, OF Fruita, is doing busi-
ness in the city today.
DR.. Slocum, president Of Colorado Col
lege, left for home last night.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Paul d. Rob-
erts, Sunday morning, girl.
Get your ticket for tho May day ball
OF the Trainmen at the Park opera house
May let.
j.. H. Spelts, former oldtimer and
we'll known railway employe, is in the
city today.
Cut flowers for both Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights on sale at U. D. Smith &
Co.'s drug store.
A good second hand Steinway piano
for $50. $40 down and IS per month.
Roberts Jewery store.
Guy v. Sternberg, assistant district
6tLOIUcy, oEEitco houl0 oG hooh N0bNoy
from visit to Boulder, his old home.
J.R. McKinnie, Of Colorado Springs,
treasurer OF the Colorado Sugar Manu-
flcturing company, is an arrival in the
C ty.
John e. Phillips OF Denver. president
of the Grand Junction Town & Develop
ment company, was a visitor to the city
Sunday.
The Metropolitan restaurant, just
opened in the Currie block, will serve
supper for the ball tomorrow night. so
cents perlplate.
Arthur P. Ballard of Thompsons. for
merly proprietor Of the Grand junction
Book and Stationery store, WAS an ar
rival in the city this morning.
The Maypole dance at s:45 tomorrow
night Grand march at 8.
The name of the Co.lbran Oracle has
been changed to the Plateau Valley
Stockman The name Of G. q. Adams
is added as a partner with Miles Over
holt.
Earl Cranston, a: nephew Of Mrs. Ed
win Price Of this city, has been appoint
ed United States District Attorney for
Colorado. The appointment was by the
president.
Miss Katharine Oliver will give THE
Sky Pilot" in which che portrays the
humor and pathos OF western life. Go
and hear her at the Presby byterisn church
next Monday night
There was large crowd in attendance
at the concert given by the Columbine
band at the Dowery corner last Satur-
night. The playing Of the young ladies'
was exceptionally good and enjoyed
greatly by the crowd.
Miss Eta Dierks and Miss jennie
Bergman, both expert laundry girls Of
Fremont, Nebr., have accepted positions
with the Excelsior steam laundry. The
Foreman is niece OF Frank Buehring,
proprietor OF the laundry.
Have a good time at the May Day ball
at the Armory tomorrow night.
Rev. G. E. B. Ward, pastor OF the First
Presby terian church, will leave in the
morning for Gunnison. He will organ
ize a church at the direction Of the Pres
bytery. at Pitkin, and will occupy the
pulpit OF his brother, Rev. s. l. Ward,
pastor at Gunnison, that gentleman fill
ing the pulpit here.
Extra ladies will be charged 25 cents
at the ball tomorrow night. Tickets 81 &.
w. E. Pabor of Denver, editor OF
"Drops Of Ink" the official organ of the
Colorado Press association, was an ar
rival in the city Saturday evening over
the narrow gauge. While in the city he
was the guest OF Manager Mcfarland Of
the Colorado Sugar Manufacturing CON-
pany. He left for home last night.
The Republican. of Denver, in it's Sat
urday Issue had long article on the
railroad situation. 1t states that James
j. Hill OF the Great Northern has s.cur-
ed control OF the Burlington and will
also secnre control Of the Colorado Mid
land and build road from this city to
Salt Lake City to connect with the new
Clark road This all sounds very we'll
for Grand junction and it is to be hoped
that it is true