The daily sentinel., 1902-03-15
The presiding elder will preach to-
morrow at the Methodist church

The presiding elder will preach to-
morrow at the Methodist church.
Rev. F. Perry OF Palisade will preacp
at the Baptist church next Sabbath at
II Il. M, and 7:30 p. m.
The subject OF tho sermon at the
Christian Science church next Sabbath
at II a m.,will be: "Matter."
Announcement ia made today by Phil
lips & Bosom of their millinery opening
which is to occur on Monday, March
oath
Services will be held at the Methodist
church Sunday at IL a. N. Preaching
by Rev. S. Il. Kirkbride. Subject at
1880 p. M, "Redemption,"
The Christian church has purchased
new Kimbsll organ from the Thomp
son Jewelry & Music Co., which will be
placed in their new building.
The benefit entertainment to be given
by the Red Men at Park opera house
Friday, March 2lst, will consist OF
burlesque adoption of pale face.
Twenty five Indians in full war paint
and feathers will take part. One Soc
ticket admits to the entertainment and
ball afterwards.
"Did God Create the Devil" is the
subject to be presented by Elder L. A.
Spring in the church at the corner Of
Stn and Colorado avenue Sunday. This
will be the first meeting Of special SER
les to be held each evening OF the week
at 7:45, (song service at 7:30), All are
cordially invited with the assurance OF a
hearty welcome and lasting benefit.
The Fruita Independent announces in
the last issue that Fruita is now entirely
free from smallpox. There will be
that place, for it has been many months
since there were no flags n the houses
in that place. No doubt the reports
concerning the prevalence Of smallpox
in the lower valley have been somewhat
exaggerated but there have been large
number OF cases. and that city is to be
congratulated that it is now free from
the disease.
All the usual services will be held at
the Presbyterian church on next Sab
bath. The Rev r. A White OF Lincoln,
Neb., who came to this place to attend
the funeral OF his son, William, will
preach in the mcrning. 1t has been ar
ranged that Rev. Bayley, with his poo
pie, would join in union service in the
evening, it being Mr.. Bayley's last Sab
bath in Grand Junction. and that Mr..
Bayley would preach. Owing to Mr..
Bayley's illness 1T is not certain that he
shall be able to be out on the Sabbath.
We shall hope that he may. In case he
s not the pastor will preach. A most
cordial welcome is extended to all to at
tend the services.
j. S. G. Sharp, very intelligent col
ored man from Deover is visiting this
city today and also the representative
members OF the colorsd race in this city
Mr.. Sharp is the managing editor OF the
Tmes-Speaker, a very handsome looking
semi. weekly publication which is devot-
ed to the interests Of the colored race
At the head of the editorial column is
the following declaration of the objects
for which the paper is published: The
Times.Spesker's object is to encourage
thrift. economy and accumulation, com
biued with education. religion and NOR
ality, among Afro Americans. Mould
ing sentiment in favor OF just and right,
and in other ways guiding live forces
along lines for the speedy amelioration
OF the races condition. Negotiate with
capital for the employment Of Afro
Americans iu the various avenues OF in
dustry. To form a closer union Of the
races for their mutual advantage" Mr..
Sharp is taking quite a number OF sub
sciiptions for his paper among both col
ored aud white residents. Glancing
through the paper hurriedly it seems to
contain some ably edited articles and the
editorial utterance OF the paper is good.
David j. Ryan of Chicago, attorney at
law, is in the city visiting relatives and
friends Mr. Ryan, who will be better
remembered in this city under the name
he was known to the young people,
"Posey" has become one OF the windy
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