The daily sentinel., 1901-02-18
THE CURRENT NEWS.
Hard Times ball tomorrow night.

Notice-Two rooms for light house.
keeping. Crawford's addition, on Colo
RADIO avenue.
Never grows old-the fruit cake like
they make at The Progress. 1t i'm
proves with age.
New meat market at Pierce & Hutton's
grocery. Try them for groceries and
meat.
Mrs. Nation will edit the Peoria, (lll.)
Journal for one ISSUE The date is Tues
day, February %.
Peach Blow stone for the Currie block
has been received and is being trimmed
and cut for setting.
The new front in the Lay & Garst Co.
store is nearly completed and makes a
handsome appearance.
District attorney Samuel G. McMullin
came down from Delta Saturday to
spend Sunday in the city.
1t is said that new drug store will oc-
cupy the corner in the new building at
the corner of Colorado aud Second.
Charley Koerner was in the city today
taking a great deal Of interest in the
post office fight. Charley thought he
wa, doing the whole thing.
Denver Richardson, narrow guage pas
senger conductor, arrived in the city last
night He was accompanied by Mrs.
Richardson who returned with him this
morning to Salida.
Grand Junction Chapter No. "a r. A.
M. meets this evening for work in the
M. M. degree A full attendance is re-
quested, and visiting companions cor
daily welcomed.
The hard times ball tomorrow night at
the Turner hall is benefit for q worthy
old man, who has recently met with mis-
fortune. Everyone should buy ticket
whether they go or not
The handsome residence recently erec-
ted by Mrs. Morris, on Ute avenue, be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, which
she is using as rooming house, is quite
an addition to that part Of the city. The
house is two storied one and built on
modern lines, with all the convenie ces
found in the best homes.
Conductor Gwendemier, OF the Mid
land passenger service. brought his wits
with him on his last trip, 80 that she
might enjoy day of Grand valley sun
shine. Mr.. and Mrs Gwendemier took
in the sights Of the city yesterday and
left on the Midland last night for their
home in Colorado Springs.
The Thompson Jewelry & Music COM
pany auction sale star ed this afternoon
most auspiciously. The sale will be con-
tinued until further announcement
Such sales in the jewelry line are quite
the vogue throughout the country and
men educated in the jewelry auction
business are in demand in all parts OF
the country to cry these sales. splen
did line OF goods will be offered to the
public.
Two overly bright young men who
came to this city in Decem Der, represent
ing that they were in charge Of special
edition of some Denver paper, have skip.
ped out from Denver, leaving a whole
lot Of creditors. The name Of the young
men was dunno and they belonged to
that "know all" class that is often found
travelling around the country working
fake games. About fifty creditors were
without their rooms waiting for the re-
turn OF the young men, but they never
"came back"
Mrs. G. N. Churchill. known all over
Colorado as the "Queen Bee" is again in
the city distributing her paper, which is
called 1.-The Queen Bee" Mrs. Church
hill is an ardent advocate Of women's
rights and has been travelling over the
state for many years in the interest Of
that principle. Mrs Churchill is a very
intelligent and. withal, peculiar
woman. She has the courage of her
convictions and is never afraid to give
them publicity. She issues her paper
about once year and then travels and
gives them distribution. She is known
as we'll as any man or woman in the en-
tire Rocky Mountain region.
One OF Marie Corelli's bsst novels, "The
Sorrows of Satan," has, as book, attrac
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