The daily sentinel., 1902-02-01

AIy bn0 6t8f LAUNDRY.
Aspsn has been entertaining Grand
Chancellor Woodsu6 Of the Pythisn or
der.
Remember that Graham 4 Hards
handle the best ID gents furnishing
goods.
For Rent "A suite Of furnished rooms,
coal and light. sls . month. Call At
this Office.
Mrs. Charles r. Seiber 10 up from
Fruita In attendance upon her daughter
Etta, who ID sick.
"A brisk wind blow down from old
Grand mesa last night, making the at
mosphess very chill.
John Thomas sr., miller for tho Grand
Junction Milling 4 Elevator Co.. 10 quite
i'll with an attack Of pneumonia.
Rev. @. W. q. Lyon will have charge
Of both the morning and evening ser
vices at the Episcopal church tomorrow.
A few boys suits at cost to close them
out to make room for 4 full line Of men
and boys pants Of all sizes. Graham 4
Hards.
Things That Make . Strong Church"
will be ths pastors subject tomorrow
morning At the M. q. church. Revival
sermon In the evening.
At the Congregational church tomor-
row there will be services both morning
and evening With Rev. Dwight 8. Bay
10y, the pastor. in charge.
Col. A. @. Grout returned home last
night from his annual visit to Vermont.
He says the weather there has been
quito "strenuous" this winter.
James Hsughey, an old-time miner
from Routt county, who has been oper-
ating in Utah for the past eight years.
was visitor to the city yesterday.
The rural delivery service started to-
day and the people living in the out-of-
town districts will be able to recsive
their mail at their homes without having
to come to town.
The press Of work at the Mesa County
State Bank has necessitated the sppro.
pristion Of the prssident's room for Of
ace purposes. A standing desk has
been placed therein and q clerk il now
working there.
Henry Kippe 10 keeping abreast OF the
times and has . big sign up in front Of
his place, upon which In big letters IL
painted the words "Oil Exchange" Our
good friend does not say what kind Of
oil 10 exchanged.
A large number Of horses are being
clipped. This seems to be the fad
among horssmen at the present time. 1t
10 strange that they usually clip horses
in tho winter season, but this seems the
most acceptable time according to hsrse
lore.
The Boston Handy Kitchen 10 getting
to b ono OF the most popular places in
the city. When you 60 there you may
be sure you will receive courteous treat
ment. full measure, and . hearty vel
coma. Nyou have never tried them
you should do %. and you will be pleased.
Nervous children are almost always thin
children. The outdoor boy is seldom nor
vous. Whites Cream virmifuee IL The best
preventative of pervousnsss. It strengthens
tho system and sssists to that sort Of nssh
which creates strength and power Of sndur-
anse. Price 25c
For sale at Hsskell's Pharmacy.
Crawford addition and tho other resi-
dents living across tho railroad tracks
are making q vigorous kick for FREQ de-
livery Of mail in their districts. They
claim they lent their names to the peti
ton for the free delivery and feel that
they should be accoaodstsd by having
their own mail delivered. They are
within the city limits and feel that they
should be given some consideration.
The supper given BY the ladies OF the
Presby terian church on Thursday night
was unintentionally overlooked In yss-
terday's Sentinel The ladies served
one OF the finest suppers that has ever
boon given BY any society in the city and
the patronage which they received vss
compliment to their skill. A san
amounting to about 40 was cleared BY
the committee IN charge OF tho AFFAIR.
Everyone who attended the supper