The daily sentinel., 1902-02-24
Watch for the flag on The Grand Val
ley National bank building.


ley National bank building.
Glen Merrill. the young son OF Walter
Merrill, is quite seriously ill
John D. Reeder is down from Debeque
today on matters OF business.
Miss Martha Kippe has just returned
from three weeks visit at Salida.
James w. Bucklin, after spending
Sunday in this city, returned to Denver
last night
You can't eat the fountain. but you
can eat Liddell's ice Cream. Red Cross
Pharmacy.
Como in and see our line OF pianoe.
The Knight Campbell Music Co. at The
Thompson Jewelry & Co. store.
A uumber OF Elks are having coDsid-
erable sport with Guy Bedwell over
little episode which occurred Sunday
There was a very large crowd OF citi
zens visited the locality of the oil der
rick in the south part of the city yester-
day.
The art loan exhibit closes this even
ing. People having articles loaned are
requested to come and get them as soon
as possible
The Woman's club will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2:3O with Mrs. Frank
Thompson. The club is now making a
study Of Sir Walter Scott's novels.
Enoch Arden Company, under auspi-
ces OF Alexsnders Union band, at the
Park opera house, Tuesday evening. Feb
ruary 25th. Admission, SOC, 75c and 81.
J. Erwin, assistant superintendent OF
the Denver & Rio Grande, arrived in the
city on the narrow gauge Saturday
night. He left Sunday morning.
Enoch Arden Company, under auspi-
ces OF Alexander's Union band, at the
Park opera house, Tuesday evening. Feb
ruary 25th. Admission, soc, 75c and 81.
l write fire and life insurance, collect
rents and attend to general conveyancy.
Land proofs can be taken before me as
u. s. Commissioner. Jos. p. Sweeney.
Enoch Arden Company, under auspl.
ces OF Alexander's Union band. at the
Park opera house, Tuesday evening, Feb.
ruary 25th. Admission, SOC, T5c and 81.
The derrick OF the Western Slope COM
pany's we'll can plainly be seen from Or
chard Mesa. 1t makes small speck in
the distance and looks as though it were
at the base of the mountains.
Mrs. Jack Fssler left yesterday morn
ing OF the narrow gauge for Ouray where
she will make her home for some time,
Mr.. Fesler, who is we'll known travel
ing man. having his headquarters at that
place now.
Watch for the flag on The Grand Val
ley National bank building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed h. Holderness ar
rived in the city on the narrow gauge
Saturday apd spent Sunday with friends
in this city Mr.. and Mrs. Holderness
were on bridal trip through the state
and have returned to Denver where they
will make their home.
Mellison Cove, the infant child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Holly Cove, died at the resi-
dencs OF j. E. Dulmaine Saturday
night OF convulsions after being sick but
short time Mrs. Cove is a sister OF
Mrs. Dulmaine and was here on visit
from Pitkin. The funeral OF the child
took place from the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs Dulmaine Sunday morning at
10 o'clock, Father Conway OF st. Josephs
church officiating.
The Jack and the Beanstalk" com
pany arrived in the city Saturday night.
The mem bers Of the company attended
the presentation OF THE Three Musket-
eers" Saturday night, and yesterday
were in evidence on the streets of the
city, riding and driving and enjoying the
balmy air of the Grand valley. There
promises to be larse attendance at to-
nights presentation OF the play.