The daily sentinel., 1901-08-27
THE CURRENT NEWS.

For up-to. date drinks come to our
fountain Peach Week @. D. Smith &
Co, druggists.
This evening the Concord coach will
be used for coaching party Of fifteen
or twenty young ladies.
Wednesday night at the Park opera
house is the ball Of the Volunteer Fire
mon. Don't miss it.
Tho Woman's Home Missionary socie-
ty OF the M. E. church will serve meals
at the Brunswick 25 cents.
For healthy feeling every minute
our Peach week drinks are surely IN it
9. D. Smith & Co., druggists.
We want every man. woman. boy and
girl to come in our store Peach week.
J. D. Smith & Co druggists
Special attention will be given to the
entertainment Of strangers at the Fire
mems dance Wednesday night.
1t is reported in the press dispatches
that the Colorado Midland has been
purchased by the Colorado & Southern. .
Conclude the first day Of the festival
by attending the grand ball to be given
at the opera house by the Volunteer
Firenen.
q. A. Bump, Of the Arm OF Bump l.
Hill, commission merchants OF Cripple
Creek, is in the city looking after fruit
shipments.
Two young girls can find good homes
and school privileges in return for ser
vices. by applying to w. q. Miller, super
intendent public schools.
Main street and the principal side
streets are to be given over to the Mid
way shows. From appearances strict
ly Midway show will be in evidence on
all sides.
Hollis Curtis and wife returned home
last night from months visit to Utah
A greater portion of Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
tis' time was epent at Springville, Mr..
Curtis old home. They report most
pleasant time.
Gil Sacia, an old time badge seller,
who has worked Grand junction for
years, is here already for the show. He
formerly resided in this city working
at that time for A. s Yetter & Son, a
firm that has out Of business for several
ears.
Mrs. A. A. Miller gave a party at her
home, on North Fifth street, last night
in honor Of Misses Nellie and Julia Cul.
len and May Braunton, Of Salt Lake and
Mr. Frank Alfred Of Provo. The even
ing was spent in playing progressive
crokonole and in conversation. Dainty
refreshments were served.
The rotunda of the Brunswick hotel
will be used as headquarters tor the re-
ception committee. The publicity head
quarters will be in charge OF X. g. Ban.
croft OF the executive committee, and
Isaac and Carl Hill Inquiries for rooms
and any other Accommodations will be
cared for at these headquarters.
Gates Kersburg, = prominent citizen
Of Meeker. drove to this city from there
with spanking team OF tins blacks.
ested in city property here, having pur-
chased an interest in the new block OF
buildings being erected below the post.
Office. Mr.. KersburR may erect several
other substantial buildings in this city.
Evidence is on every hand that tho
celebration Of Peach day is here. Booths
Of all kinds and conditions line tho
streets and the people are taking on tho
holiday air. The first considerable num-
Der OF people will doubtless arrive on
the noon trains tomorrow. The re will
be a great many here tonight, the rates
having gone into effect today.
This Office has reveled in peaches this
week. First came five boxes OF an as
sortment OF fruit from friends at Grand
junction, and as the remnants were dis
appearing came box OF good peaches
from the Peach Day committee. And
Of course as we have had plenty OF
peaches we don't care il VIC go or not,
but we can tell other people that they
are missing a good thing il they fail to
attend. There is only one thing that
can't hardly be missed, and we under.
stand that the fruit is to be hand ed out
to the crowd by pretty girls. That Is
enough to draw . crowd from around
here.-San Miguel Examiner.
The store Of the Mesa Dry Goods
company is one OF the show places OF
the city right at the present time. Man
ager Smith OF the store has done some