The daily sentinel., 1901-06-01
THE CURRENT NEWS.
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Monroe, Iowa.
The Columbine hand plays tonight at
the Dowery corner.
Graduation week is always busy one
for the whole city.
Main street never presented better
appearance than it does today.
Laura E Falkiner, London, England,
was Brunswick guest last night.
Brcklayers have started work on the
new building at the Indian school.
Drink Phos ferrone at Thonpson's.
Most exhilerating drink in the city.
The south Williams terrace has been
handsomely repapered throughout.
The Grand junction Business College
closed Friday for vacation OF one week
The cultivation Of flowers in the city
and country is being largely increased
each year.
One of the most successful years in
the history Of the public schools closed
yesterday.
market, but they are down to two boxes
for twenty five cents.
The band concert for Sunday after
noon at the park, Sill be gwen by the
Modern Woodmen band.
Ben A. Frye, the old time travelling
man from Napa, California, is business
visitor in the city today,
L. j. Luce has opened an Office to
perform stenographic work, in the realty
office OF Horace T. DeLong.
Hon. George Smith reports very graft
flying progress being made in securing
land under the High Line ditch.
Travel over the new Whitewater bridge
is heavy and the public in that end OF
the county is much gratified at It's com
pletion.
A. o. Shaft. who WAS severely injured
recently by clay bank falling upon
him, was on the streets today for the
fir It time.
NJ. L. Roberts WAS off to lola this
morning to test that $35 split bamboo
rod on the speckeled beauties of that
stream.
John w. Thomas, jr, has resumed
work in the Sampliner store, after va,
cation period OF few days, during which
time he was married.
C. C. Rich, agent for the Boston and
London insurance companies adjusted
today the fire loss at the Brunswick
hotel The loss was small.
1t is cheaper to buy your bread than
it is to make it, il you count your time
and labor worth anything. Try The
Progress home made bread.
The firm OF Edwards & Wells, C nduct-
ing the Grand hotel was dissolved today.
Howard T. Wells retires and ii. V. Ed
wards continues the business.
The new band stand at city park has
been completed by Co tractor Gracey
and presents a fine appearance. 1t is
painted white and is an object OF beauty
in the park.
Grand junction Camp No. 1894 NJ.
W. A. will give an entertainment at
Armory Monday night for Woodmen and
their friends. An admission fee OF %
cents will be charged.
A big wash out on the Rio Grande,
near Swallows, delayed all the trains
today Last nights train No. had not
arriued at noon, aud No. 3 WAS reported
three hours late
Miss Il. Hazel Ella, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. p Ella, graduate OF this
year from the Grand junction High
school, will enter Wellesley college next
fall to take a full course OF study
The alumni Of the Grand junction
High school will hold their annual ban
quet next Tuesday evening at the Armo-
~. The number Of graduates is in
creasing each year, 30 that large quarters
are necessary now for the annual ban
quet.
Little Lillian Gait, the young girl who
was 30 severely burned, is progressing
slowly. The most critical time in her
case is when the burned flesh is about to
renew ITSELF The hope OF the many
friends Of the family is that she will be
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