The daily sentinel., 1901-05-24
THE CURRENT NEWS.
Glassiord sells window awnings.

corded yesterday.
Samuel N. Wheeler arrived home yes
terday from business trip to Denver.
Have YOU seen the new goods at The
BazaarP just the things you have been
wanting?
School board o, district No. held a
meeting at the Office OF Secretary w. A.
Marsh last night.
The dance OF the baee ball boys to-
night at the Armory promises to be a
well attended affair.
The vault for the new postoffce build
ing arrived in the city yesterday, and is
being placed in sition today.
Say! While you're talking, talk about
our egg drinks; they reach the spot
@. d. Smith & Co., druggists.
The Turner's will hold their annual
May Festival at Lotz' grove Sunday,
May &c. Admission % cts; ladies free,
A reduction OF % cents on The dollar
on trimmed hats, Saturday only. Mrs.
Susan Foster, Meserve building, Main
street, between Third and Fourth
Crushed fruits served at our fountain
are the best we can buy, made by Duroy
q Haines.
G. d. Smith & Co., Druggists.
The purpose for which the base ball
boys are bolding this dance is to provide
accommodations for patrons who delight
in the national game. Patronize them.
G. H. Martin, editor of the Eelta Inde
pendent, was an arrival in the city last
night. He was en- route to Glenwood
Springs and was accompanied by his
wife.
Grand valley Strawberries are in the
market. They are being sold retail at
twenty cents box. A large crop it is
said will be harvested, and the luscious
fruit will doubtless get down to ten
cents box before the local season is
over.
Orson Adams, jr., received three owls
by express today from an admirlng
friend What Mr.. Adams will do with
the owls is uncertain, as their uses are
few. Probably he can discover some
thing for them to do, besides looking
wise.
Mrs. Newton Jay, who was so severely
hurt by the runaway team of the Grand
dairy, is still in serious condition.
During yesterday she was in a semi con-
scious condition. She is reported little
better today. The shock to her system
was very great and it will be a long time
until she will fully recover.
A. l.. Fellows, United States hydro
graphic engineer, VINO was in the city a
few days ago, makes a report that the
Gunnison is pouring 20 176 cubic feet of
water per second into the Grand river at
gallons OF water per second Mr. Eel |
lows reports this the highest recorded |
mark for the stream.
A very pleasant social gathering OF the |
ciety of the Presbyterian church WAS
held last night at the home OF Mrs. David |
killen corner OF Quarry and Fifth sterets. |
Music and pleasant social conversation |
with some innocent amusements occu-
pied the time of the guests. Refresh |
ments were served.
There WAS about sixty feet Of the head |,
gate embankment, about two hundred |
yards above the power house OF the Nit.
lincoln ditch washed away by the high |
water in the Grand river at Palisade. |
For a time the power house was endan-
gered A big force OF men are at work
today repairing the damage done, and it
is expected that no further trouble will /,
be experienced.
At a meeting OF the board OF educa-
tion Thursday night, it was resolved |
that no complimentary tickets to the
graduation exercises shall be issued this |
year to any one except the members OF
the press. Graduates and others who |
desire seats for their friends must see to |
providing themselves with tickets in |
ample time. The seats will be reserved |
for the price Of fifteen cents each, and |
may be had at Haskells drug store. |
The board was driven to this move by
its failure to secure the opera house at
reduced rates, and by financial pressure