The daily sentinel., 1902-02-18

to Denver.
Mrs. A. A. Miller will entertain friends
this evening.
Citizens band benefit ball. Friday the
2lst, Not Boyer benefit
Mayor j. NJ. Sampliner leaves for Den-
yer tonight on business matters.
For Sale-Household goods. Apply
to Mrs. j. D Roberts, BIT south 9Th
street
e. G. Gamble has moved his family
into the city from the ranch near Pali-
sades. for the winter.
L0st-Double. breasted REFER coat.
Finder return to D. Walter Clark, cor
ner 4th and Ouray, and receive reward.
Mrs. j. B. Boyer has taken charge Of
Mrs. Ellen Fletchers millinery stock and
will sell avery thing at cost. Going out
of business
Prof. G. M. Olund, the celebrated
Swedish palmist. will remain at The
Arno for few days more. Don't fail to
consult the professor during his stay.
Hugh Roberts, a well known railroad
man on the narrow gauge, will leave in
day or two for his home in Colorado
Springs where he will spend months
vacation.
Mrs. James D. Roberts received let
ter from her husband yesterday stating
that he had become located at point 20
miles from Spokane. known as Tekoa
He had purchased an interest in i large
mercantile business there
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Underhill re-
turned last night from visit to the
home Of the latter at Mount Pleasant,
Utah. They report very pleasant
time, but are glad 10 be in Grand juno
ton again. Mr.. Underhill is interested
in oil properties to quite an extent in tho
San Pete valley.
The bill OF lading for the Whitewater
drilling outfit has been received. 1t
was reshipped from Pueblo few days
ago and may be expected to arrive on
any train. DR.. Coweli and Secretary
Smith are anxiously awaiting it's arrival,
as they propose to see that some swift
drilling be done Everything practical
ly is in readiness to drill, the tools being
the only cause OF delay.
A. G. Roberts Of Blackioot, Idaho,
formerly II we'll known young man of
this city, nephew OF David Roberts OF
ths Grand Junction Milling Il Elevator
company, is in tho city on visit to his
uncle and family. Mr. Roberts was one
OF tho genial young spirits OF the city in
the early min ,ties and is we'll remember
ed here by many old friends, by whom
he is being cordially greeted.
Grand Junction theater goers will be
interested to know that Blanche Booth,
niece of the late Edwin Booth, will ap-
pear here in support OF Mr.. Sanford
Dodge in an elaborate production of
1.-The Three Musketeers." Miss Booth is
not only a noted lady, but talented as
well, having been a favorite pupil OF her
Uncle Edwin and afterwards leading
lady with him, and also with the Booth
& Barrett Co. "The Three Musk keteers"
will be presented at the Park opera house,
Saturday evening, February 22nd.
Charles A. Smith. who has been for 80
long time connected with the Mesa
Dry Goods Company, has resigned from
that position and has accepted posi-
ton with The Lay Nattinger Co. Mr..
Smith was with Mr. Lay. the head OF The
Lay -Nattinger Co.. for several years and
he poes to them because of Increased op.
FORTUNES in business for himself. Mr..
Smith is regarded as one OF the most
courteous ana pleasant salesmen in the
city and has whole host OF friends who
like to trade with him. He has been
quite successful in the management OF
the business which he leaves, having
done an increased business in that EN-
porium over any business ever Done in
that store. The wishes Of many friends
will go with him to his new position.
John W. Thomas, clerk at the Sampl,
ner store, was showing some friends this
morning relic OF the revolutionary per-
iod in the shape Of an sncient pistol, one
OF the kind carried by our forefathers.
1t was not revolver In any sense OF the
word. 1t was about inches in length,
mounted With silver and Of the hintlock
variaty NJ Araarmo parcuociop n. nc not