The daily sentinel., 1901-03-23
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Our store is never without registered
pharmacist. G. D. Smith & Co., drug
giss.
Miss Anna Thomas commenced work
this morning in the Office OF the county
clerk
Bishop Henry W. Warren left for Tel
luride this morning where he will lecture
tonight.
Ed Mayes, who has spent the past two
months in this city left this morning for
Meeker.
Columbia bicycles, standard OF the
world, NJ L. Roberts, jeweler, agent for
Mesa county.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mostey and son
left this morning for their sumner home
on the Gunnison.
Help worthy cause by patronizing
the Womans Relief Corps at their mask
ghost dance, April 3rd
The Womans Relief Corps will give
grand mask ghost dance at the Armory
April 3rd, Don't miss it
The Columbine band will give the
closing ball OF the season, Wednesday,
May 22nd, at the Armory hall.
Mrs. Foster has moved into her new
quarters on West Main, and is ready to
show her spring millinery goods.
Rev. Bayley will address the socialists
at their meeting at the court house, Sun
day afternoon at o'clock. Everyone is
invited.
Saturday, March 30, the ladies OF the
Presby terian church will have cake
sale. Remember the date; do not bake
but buy cake.
Wanted-Two good all around painters
and paper hangers None but first class
need apply. J. w. Weyer, 233 Main
treet, Grand Junction.
j. b. Malone made business trip to
Grand Junction the first Of the week.
He will soon return to Meeker for the
summers work.-Rihe Reveille.
Services tomorrow morning and even
ing Mt Fifth st. NJ. e. church. Sabbath
school and Epworth League at regular
times Rev r Sanderson, pastor
For Rent-New cottages on First and
Main; rooms, including bath; Sl70O
per month, All modern improvem ents.
lawn.
Services at the Presby terian church
mo- ming and evening. Sunday school
and c E. meeting at usual hours A
cordial invitation to all Rev. @. E b.
Ward, pastor
Any one desiring few hours of re
creation will make no mistake in attend
ing the performance of 1.-The Star
Boarder," which will be produc at the
Park opera house on Thursday, March
Is. The play is farce comedy with
plenty OF songs, dances, medleys and
high class vaudeville numbers.
We show the biggest assortment OF
ladies' house gowns and wrappers in the
city. The Fashion.
Mr. n |. Nearing, who was the IN ana
ger OF the Hotel Glenwood at Glenwood
Springs Tor several years, anu VINO mas
been conducting hotel in Denver, has
been spending some little time in this
city looking after his real estate in Mesa
county. Through an advertisement in
The Sentinel the past week, Mr.. Nearing
sold piecI Of property here. The first
OF April he will open new, up to date
hostelery in Denver, to be known as The
Neptune, where Grand Junctionites will
find it to their advantage to stop while
in the metropolis OF the state. AS Mr..
Nearing is tirst-clsss hotel man. The
Sentinel predicts abundant success for
his new venture.
A new building and an entire new line
of spring millinery at Mrs. Susan Fos-
ter's, next to Stouse's.
Mrs. T. j. Dunning OF this city Is in
receipt, from her son, Daniel, who is now
in the government employ at Washing
ton, OF a copy of the magnificent book
issued as the official souvenir program
OF the late presidential Inauguration.
The cover is one OF the most beautiful
and unique which ever graced the back
OF a program and is OF the highest class
work in typographical art. Mrs. Dun.