The daily sentinel., 1901-09-27


House.
The Candy house has the finest rooms
in the city.
No use denying it. The Bazaar il the
place to deal
Judge Joseph P. Sweeney has been kept
busy this week on criminal cases in his
court.
For Sale-A nice si1-room house; good
shade and lawn Address owner, Box
26l. city
The Anderson Bargain House will Of
fer special inducements to buyers to-
morrow.
For Sale-First class typewriter in
splendid condition. Corner Fourth and
White streets.
You get the best for the least money
at the Canby house. Special rates to
railroad men.
Call at the Bargain House and select
hne piece Of furniture during the great
removal sale.
A new millinery store has been opened
up in the building formerly occupied by
the Court Exchange.
DR.. Ingersoll went to Hannah Creek
this forenoon on business connected with
the Office Of coroner.
On Monday evening, October 7th, the
llks will have social session at their
lodge rooms in this city.
q. v. Edwards. proprietor of the Grand
hotel will leave tomorrow night for a
trip to the Pacific coast.
A frst.class gig for sale. This is the
biggest bargain ever offered. Apply to
DR.. Walpole. the eye man.
Within a week two OF the pastors of
this city have resigned their charges and
will seek new fields Of LABOR.
For Sale-Perfectly gentle horse, new
harness and road cart. $40. Enquire
at 361, corner South and Fourth streets.
Senator Thomas Kearns OF Utah and
David Keith, q prominent mining man
of that state, passed through the city to-
day in private car.
We are creating a demand for our
manufactured preparations. Wnyf Be-
cause they give satisfaction.
G. D. Smith l. Co.
D. X. Terrence of the firm OF Graham
& Terrence returned from st. Louis to-
day. where he has been purchasing goods
for their new gents furnishing store
which will be opened in few days.
J.G. Metcalfe, general manager. w. 8.
Martin. general superintendent, and An
drew Hughes, general traffic manager OF
the D. & R. G., were in the city yester-
day on business connected with the road.
They left this morning for tho east in
their special car.
The concert next Sunday afternoon
will be given in the City park by the
band formerly known as the Modern
Woodman band, and a tlne program 10
being prepared, Notwithstanding the
band has had some trouble; but the mat
ter is all settled and they will put up q
fine class OF music.
The rooms in the Miller block are be-
ing placed in readiness for the Anderson
Bargain House. The partition has been
removed that divided o1 the east room,
and an archway will be cut through CON
Meeting the two rooms. Mr.. Anderson
will have one OF the largest store rooms
in Grand Junction for his big stock
Prof. z. NJ Moore will remove to his
newly pure based property on the corner
of Ninth and White streets next Mon
day. Samuel N. Wheeler and family
will take up their residence at The Fair
lawn for several weeks until the new res
idence of Will Kennedy is finished. Mr..
Wheeler having rented half OF that
house.
At the home of the BRIDES parents on
south Fifth street at 8 o'clock Wednes-
day evening, September 25th, 1901. Fa-
ther Conway. Of st. Joseph's church,
said the words which united for life Miss
Ellen Flynn and Mr.. William krig gbaum,
both of this city Only a few relatives
and friends were in attendance at the
wedding. An elegant supper was served
and the young couple loft on the mid
night train for two weeks trip in the