The daily sentinel., 1901-07-16
THE CURRENT NEWS.

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at reduced prices.
Don't you need an ice cream freezer!
Get it at the Bazaar.
Rev, Leonard G. Thompson, OF Den
YER, returned to the city last night.
Mrs, G. P. Miller left this morning for
Delta for a visit with relatives and
friends.
DID. Mayo Of Denver, manager OF
the Rio Grande Express, was an arrival
at noon today.
Several OF the victims at the Elks
initiation are having lot OF fun with
themselves today.
DR.. e. F. Eldridge swung to the
breeze today the Peach Day colors.
They are red, yellow and green.
O. O. Knowles is taking lay of from
his work at the Union depot and will go
camping around Norrie with his family.
Miss Sidney Keller left Sunday even
ing for Beaumont, Texas, where she in
tends to make her permanent residence.
| Charles Buckius, Herman Frohn and
| William Lynch were the three gentle
men who crossed the hot sands last night
in the Elks lodge.
Miss Pearl Welch is now employed at
the millinery store OF Mrs. Ellen Flstcb-
er, in the vacancy caused by the absence
OF Miss Sidney Keller.
Mrs. j. W. Swaney has painted her
large boarding house, which adds much
to its appearance, especially with the
| addition Of handsome new lawn.
s. M. Killen, D. & r. G. east end
employe, came over on one Of the excur-
sion trains yesterday and visited his
brother. D. q Killen, while in the city
Will Rankin. who has spent the past
two weeks with friends in this city, left
this morning over the narrow gauge for
Cripple Creek, where he will reside for
the present.
A. B. Aldrich, of Little Castle valley,
Utah, returned to his home yesterday,
after spending tho past few days visiting
with his cousin. Mrs. D. II. killen, and
uncle II. A. Jacobs.
The Christian Science church has
placed a new sidewalk in front Of their
church, and levelsd up the grounds pr e.
paratory to planting a lawn. A new
| organ has been added and it is contem-
plated painting the church inside and
out.
The narrow gauge carried about the
longest train out OF this city this morn
ing that it has had in a dong time. 1t
was found necessary to add an extra
coach after tho train had been made up,
on account of the large number OF pas
sengers.
Undertaken Bannister this morning
sent casket to Fruita for the remains
OF Carrie Gross, the thirteen year-old
daughter OF Mrs. Frank Gross, who died
at Salt Wash at IL o'clock yesterday
morning. The funeral occurred at 2:30
this afternoon from the residence OF the
family at Fruita.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dry and family,
aud Mrs. Ory's mother, Mrs. Keller,
left Sunday for Indiana, their old home,
where Mrs. Dry and her mother will re-
main indefinitely, MIR. Dry going to
medical college to study that profession.
Their many friends in this city wish
them success.
Montrose extends to the people Of
Grand Junction most cordial invitation
to attend lecture on Christian Science
to be delivered by the noted Judge VIM.
G. Ewing, of Chicago, at fhe opera house
in NJ Montrose on the evening Of July Goth.
The lecture will be free. This is an
opportunity not often afforded OF hear
ing a lecturer Of national repute.
Tho south Williams terrace, as it is
generally known has undergone lately
transformation. 1t was painted on the
outside last fall. This spring it was
painted and papered handsomely
throughout A porch has been added to
each one OF the apartments, trees plant
ed. high board fence erected IN the
rear, new coal shutes made, so that at
present it is about as desirable place
for home as Tan be found in the city.
The work was done under the supervis-
ion OF e. N. Case, the agent for the