The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1902-04-07

| eession tooAy.
Charles @. Compton, another embryo
Rockefeller, is among today's guests.
Graham's Candy Store is serving ice
cream sodas and summer drinks at pop
ular prices.
Good thing to come in and see the
coffee rooster. Rocky Mountain Tea
Co., Currie block
Josiah Winchester. who with a num-
Der OF gentlemen is largely interested in
the oil exploration at DeBeque, is in the
city this afternoon.
Don't fail to call at the Ladies' Empor-
ium and see their fine line of street and
pattern hats Always up-to-date in ev-
they will surprise you.
See Whislert& Trobitz before purchas-
ing your garden hose. They have the
heauy rubber hose and web hose Of all
kinds. They can save you money on
your purchase for this summer.
No one will dispute the fact that the
quality OF the ice cream at Grahams
Candy Store is the very best that can be
found in this or any other city. 1t is
made by people who know how.
Charles E. Carson and wife arrived in
the city Friday night from Hastings,
Neb., and will at once take possession OF
their ranch east Of town recently pur
chased through the agency OF johnson &
Glasco.
A combination pocketbook and card
case and fur boa we're recovered last
week through advertisements in this pa
per. The record OF recovered articles
secured through Sentinel ads has been
wonderful.
Yesterday was one OF the exceptional
ly beautiful spring days for which the
valley ia noted The warm sun and
balmy air induced everybody that could
to go walking or driving, 1t WAS an ideal
day throughout.
The Denver Times, among other things
said of the Grand valley in its Saturday
issue, contained very long article on
the Westwatcr oil district from the pen
of Sylvester Richardson who ia we'll
known in this district.
The we'll at the Book cliffs is down
over 1900 feet and the drillers say that
they are in the Florence shale which
produces the oil at Florence. Doubt
less something will be heard to drop in
the Western Slope company about the
latter part OF THE week
George Il. barrow, secretary and man.
ager OF The Westwater Land i Mining
Company. is visitor to the city today.
He is quite interested in the oil develop
ment near Westwater and Cisco and was
ter Richardson made in the Denver
Times yesterday.
81. b. Meyers, representing P F. Col
lier & Sons publishing house, lie in the
city. MIR. Meyers has the finest line Of
| high. class books that has ever been pre-
sente to Grand junction readers. His
edition OF Shakespeare is certainly grand.
All lovers OF books should see this gen.
| octoEc uo odSoo tuo
The celebration of communion, the
first under the passionate of Rev. ]. e.
Weir, took place yesterday morning at
the Presby terrain church The morning
as we'll as the evening service was we'll
attended by communicate and members
OF tho congregation. AT the morning
service the baptism Of an infant child
took place, three generations OF the fam
| lily being present.
The Citizens band and Boyer's orches-
ira will give grand testimonial ball and
concert April 10th for Prof. j. A. Alex
ander. Prof. Alexander will leave some
time the latter part of this month to &C.
cept position as bandmaster in New
Mexico. In recognition Of him and his
work in this city, the Citizens band will
attempt to make the affair grand testi-
monial benefit, in which effort they will
be seconded by a large number Of citi-
zens, friends OF Prof. Alexander.