The daily sentinel., 1901-05-22
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Second hand wheels, cheap, at Vans.
One extra fine oak sideboard at Gra-
hams
Mrs. John D Reeder is visitor in the
city today, from Dialogue.
When you buy arsenic, buy it pure, at
G. d. Smith & Co., Druggists.
The base ball boys holo their dance
Friday night. Don't forget the date Of
this event.
The dust was nearly all swept from
the streets yesterday bp the terrific
wind storm.
DR.. H. r. Bull and wife will leave
about the first OF June for a visit to the
Pan American exposition.
The Turner's will hold their annual
May Festival at Lotz' grove Sunday.
May 26. Admission % cts; ladies free.
Daniel Bowman, who has had such a
very sick spell, is stilI quite i'll. He has
long siege before him to good health
| A large delegation, probably fifty, Mod
EN- Woodmen OF the World, will go to
Fruita tonight. to visit the camp at that
place.
II you haze any sporting blood in your
body whatever, patronize the dance Of
the base ball boys at the Armory Fri
day night.
j. v. A. Lay OF Fort Collins, who for
several years past has been the head Of
Lay & Garst company store, was an arri
val in the city last night.
Paul d. Roberts, of the Grand juno
ton Milling and Elevator company, and
Alderman s. b. Hutchinson, left this
morning for the Oldham reservoir.
| Crushed fruits eerved at our fountain
are the best we can buy, made by Duroy
& Haines.
| G. D. Snith & Co., Druggists.
Miss India Poulson desires it an
nounced that che is not a candidate for
the Sentinel's free trip to Boulder and
the educational advantages OF the great
Chautauqus.
g. w. West, representing the Great
Eastern Railroad Shows, was a visitor
to the city yesterday, He made arrange
ments for the appearance OF his show
about the second week in June.
Come unto me all ye that are tired
and weary Of your old stoves and get a
Home Comfort range-the bess in the
world-on easy terms.
j. NJ. Graham, Agent.
Grand Junction got the dirt and dust
AMI Utah and points east of here got the
rain. Reports from railroad men say it
rained from Thistle junction to Thomp-
sons. East Of the range there were very
heavy rains.
To get the space they occupy The Sen
tinel will give away several thousand old
papers, tied up in bundles Of one hun
dred. First come, first served. After
this lot is gone they will be sold at the
regular price, % cents per hundred.
| Miss Ellis McCulloch is celebrating
this evening her twelfth birthday with
large party OF her young friends, boys
and girls. Miss Ellis is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. McCuiloch, and has
made host OF friends since her resi-
dence in the city.
| Ernest G. Bacon. editor OF the Ouray
Herald, came in over the narrow gauge
last mig ht, IN route to Colorado Spriogs.
Mr.. Bacon pays little attention to his
newspaper business at the present time.
most OF his time being occupied with
mine development and promotion.
j. M. Berthols, OF the Plateau valley,
is in the city today for the purpose OF
making the transfer of his splendid 80
acre ranch south OF Collbran to q. w.
Vallery, general agent OF the Burlington
railroad at Denver. Mr.. Bertholf will
move to Plsteau city where he is already
building a comfortable home
The grand ball by the ladies OF the
Columbine band will be given tonight at
the Armory and it promises to be one Of
the pleasantest and most thoroughly en-
joy able events uf the season. Special
music has been prepared for the occa-
sion and the young ladies will give an
excellent concert just preceding the ball.