The daily sentinel., 1902-05-21

There 10 being some work done on the
street car track
Baby hats and bonnets a specially al
the Ladies Emporium.
The little child of Ed. Taylor at Palis-
ades died this morning.
g. B. Dean OF Philadelphia, a well
known traveller, is in the city.
Harry Ballard OF Westwater, Utah, is
in the oity today on a business trip.
All kinds of flags for Decoration Day
at The Thompson Jewelry 4 Music Co
Remember "Pauline at the Park next
Tuesday night. Admission rs and 90
cents
you want flags for Decoration Day
go to The Thompson Jewelry & Music
company,
All the prices on summer millinery
have been reduced at the Ladies' Em-
porium.
Home talent exclusively in "Pauline."
next Tuesday night. Don't mise it. 25
and 80 cents.
Swell summer hats at the Ladies' EN-
porium. II you have not got one call
ind get prices.
Are you going to the ball at the Ar
mory tomorrow night. 1t is going to be
a splendid affair.
| There WAS . heavy break in the city
water pipes between Rood and Main
streets on Eighth this morning.
Mrs. John b. Clark and two daughters
will leave in the course OF few days 70 I
an extended eastern visit which will oc-
cupy the greater part Of the summer.
| Tomorrow night is the ball OF the
ladies auxiliary to the o. R. o., and
everyone is invited to attend. At the
Armory, admission rs cents per couple.
Extra 25 cents
John g. Broenser, president Of the
Retail Clerks Union, is circulating pc.
tition today to have all the business
houses close at o'clock. Tho petition
is being very generally signed.
A called congregational meeting will
be held in the church parlors Of the
Presby terian church this evening at 8
asked to be present. Important business
There will be a special meeting OF
Apple Blossom Circle. No. 107, Women
Of Woodcraft at the Odd Fellows hail on
Friday afternoon. May % at o'clock
Every member is requested to be
present.
Tho school board met last night at the
Office OF the secretary, W. A. Marsh
Considerable business was transacted
but the selection Of teachers was not
concluded. The board meets again Fri.
day night.
There will be held in the Baptist
church tomorrow at 3 p. m. union
meeting of the missionary societies Of
Grand Junction for tho purpose OF form
ing a missionary union. All interested
In this line OF work are cordially invited
to be present,
DR.. A. L. Worthington and wife will
leave Friday morning for Boulder,
where the doctor will enter tho sani-
tarium for treatment for several months.
Tho many friends Of DR.. Worthington
In this city will hope that he will fairly
recover from his long illness. while at
the saaitaTium.
d. g. Dickie left last night, accompsn.
led by bis family, for Portland. Oregon
Mr.. Dickie leaves tho city, 30 he says,
permanently, after residing here for
nearly twenty years. 10 leaves more
particularly on account Of the health oi
his wife His location at present will be
Portland, but he will probably reside at
some point in the state Of Washington.
Mrs. Amy Young entertained a num-
Der OF ladies at her home yesterday
evening in honor of Mrs. Ella Aiken, who
is to leave Friday for Lagrande, Ore
where her husband won't several weeks
ago. Refreshments wore served and the
guests spent the time in pleasant conver-
| sation together. At the time Of depart
urs Mrs. Aiken was assured of the abun.
dant good wishes OF her friends here for
her safe journey and prosperity in heI
new home.