The daily sentinel., 1901-09-28
Citizens band ball Friday, Oct. 4.

the Citizens band ball
The smallest orders given the very
beet attention at Tho Ladies EN- mporium.
The state convention of Odd Fellowe
will be held at Colorado Springs October
1, to lS
For Sale-One Crescent tandem bicy
Gle, nearly new. Will sell for $50 Ad-
dress Sentinel office.
Heavy snows have fallen at Aspen
during the past week. 1t is still like
summer down here in the Grand valley.
Atthe Baptist church tomorrow morn
ing will be 4 sermon by the pastor.
Young peoples meeting in the evening.
All "TAs World" will be at the Park
opera house Tuesday evening of next
ber.
Tho concert will be given tonight at
the corner of Fifth and Main, instead of
Fourth and Main as was previously an
nouuced.
Bicycle No. &c, ,294 was taken from the
school grounds. Black wheel, leather
grips, Aaron pedals. Party please return
to w. T. Dowrey.
Congregational services tomorrow will
consist OF Sunday school, morning SER
vices as usual and sermon by the pastor
at pm. All are invited.
Everybody goes where they get the
best That's what you get at the Can
by house. Try them and be convinced.
Room and board $o per week.
Services as usual at the Presby terian
church tomorrow. Morning sermon by
the pastor, selected Evening subject,
acquaintance Thyself with God"
Word was received in this city yester-
day that Mesa county carried OF the
first prize for display fine fruit at tho
state fair, held at Pueblo this week.
j. A. Layton was the lucky winner OF
No. -. the lucky ticket in tho Catholic
ladies rattle winning the handsome 100
piece china dinner set.-Montrose Press.
H. Il. Brown Of Grand Junction is in
town visiting his sons, Garry and Frank.
he will leave in few days for Cleveland,
Ohio. where he has business interests
Gunnison Republican.
The boot black, who held forth on the
corner of Main and Fourth streets, died
at the hospital, and as he had no friends
he was buried today by the county, Un-
Gourley having charge OF the
funeral.
At the Park. on Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober 1st, "The World" great scenic
beautiful in sentiment, with
strong human interest, exciting episodes,
and thrilling situations. A play that
has won success on two continents.
Tickets on sale at Haskell's Pharmacy.
Rev. G. e. B. Ward has received call
to the Westminster church at Pueblo.
His resig a. pastor of tho Prssby-
terian church in this city takes effect on
Tuesday. October 18th, and he will take
up his work Immediately after that date
in Pueblo. His host OF friends in Grand
junction regret his departure.
Removal sale prices very low At Ander
sons Bargain House.
Rev. James Mcfarland. pastor Of the
Hyde Park Presby terian church of Den
yer, stopped off In this city last ght
and called on Rev. @. q. B. Ward. Mr..
Mcfarland is taxing a trip around over
the state and left this morning over the
narrow gauge for Durango. he was de-
lighted with the climate OF the Grand
valley.
The l1-months old child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Roberts. living in the Craw
ford addition, died at an carly hour this
morning from cholera infantum. The
funeral service was held at the house
this afternoon, Rev. Nj. A Thompson
pastor OF the Christian church, being in
charge. Undertaken Bannister had the
arrangements OF the burial.
Mrs A. ]. Scott will take charge OF
the Grand hotel this evening again.
This popular place has been codducted
by Mrs. Scott in the past and it is need
less for The Sentinel to say that it will
still continue to be one OF the best hotels
on the western slope under her aff3cient
care and personal supervision. Mr.. II.
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