The daily sentinel., 1902-04-30
Glassford sells window awnings.

Window shades on good rollers, 25c at
Mesa Dry Goods Co.
o. S. Skinner. editor OF the Enter.
prise OF Montrose, is in the city on a
business visit.
There will be large reception COM
mittee at the ball tomorrow night to at
tend to the wants OF the guests.
w. E Schoolfield, an old timer OF this
section of the country and prominent
cattle man, is in the city from Denver.
The Western Union Telegraph com
pany is placing new poles along the alley
south Of Main street. The old poles are
so close to the trees that the wires are
interfered with.
In view OF the fact that there will be a
big crowd aI the May Day ball, the COM
ehall be announced in advance to give
persons ample opportunity to secure
their partners.
G. Il. Dyke. wife and son, Darrell,
left last night for Tacoma, Washington,
where they will permanently reside.
The Dyke family have lived here for the
past nine years and are highly respect
able people whose departure will be
much regretted.
Invitations have been issued for a
testimonial ball and social to be tender
ed Alexander Struthers, Sr., at the
Armoiy on the night of May And. The
affair is being arranged by the friends
and former fellow workers OF Mr..
Struthers and promises TO be one OF the
most pleasant social events of the city in
a long time.
On Saturday night OF this week the
fret band concert Of the season will be
given by the Citizens band The peo-
pie will rejoice to have something to
amuse them ehis summer. The concerts
on Saturday night are good thing for
the merchants and it is their Influence
perhaps which helps to keep them going
although it is the general public that
receives the pleasure.
The parts OF Harry and Oracle Flem-
ing in 1.-Two Little Waifs," which comes
to the Park opera house next Saturday
night, were written especially for Stan
ley and Lolita Lamb, the two children
who are playing the two little waits IN
Lincoln j. Carter's latest production,
and will be seen together with an excel
lent company. Beautiful and appropri-
ate souvenirs will be given to the ladies
at this performance
Mr.. Michael Madden returned home
Sunday from Grand junction, where he
went the latter part of last week to visit
his brother James Madden, who is SER
iously i'll. He arrived at Grand juno
ton too late to see him as his physician
had taken him to Denver to have an
operation performed for abcess of the
liver. Mr.. Madden's brother has been
i'll for years and the operation about to
be per ormed is the fourth since he W as
taken sick.-Aspen Times.
Mr., j. d. Owen, wife and daughter, OF
DesMoines, Iowa have been in Grand
junction for the past two months left
last night TOR Tacoma, Wash, where
they will reside in future. Mr.. Owen
has been general agent for the National
Life and Trust company, but is promot-
ed to state manager for Washington
F. r. Baker OF Denver has been ap-
pointed general agent for the above
company for Western Colorado and
Eastern Utah with headquarters at
Grand junction and will make this city
his home. The National Life and Trust
company have been doing more business
in Colorado the past year than they
Anticipated and, outside Of Denver,
Grand junction is the only town in the
state where they will maintain general
rgency.