The daily sentinel., 1903-12-18

Born. To Thomas NJ. Milligan and
wife. boy.
Rugsl Rugs Rugs! At Gorley's
The prettiest and best present Won can
select.
DIR. Geo. E. Cowell has returned
home from an extended trip to friends
in Illinois.
Just received the latest thing in
dressers at Bannister's. the Princess
Ladies' call and see them.
Ladies buy your husbands pair of
Lace curtains for Xmas. Bannister
has them from 90 cts to $40
Lost. IA ten dollar hill probably
in Crawford addition. Return to this
office and receive reward.
Harry Hiatt. the blacksmith. is err
recting a new residence on White ave-
nue. between 9th and 10 til streets.
Miss Elizabeth Wilhelmv will ar
rive home tomorrow noon to spend
the Christmas vacation with her par
ents
The Grand Union Tea company has
opened up branch store at 541 Main
st. with James Wood IN charge as
manager.
Gentlemen buy your wives one of
those handsome easy rockers or Nor
ris chairs for Xmas. at Bannister's.
From ST.. so TO $50.
The trains on the narrow guage which
have been taken off on Sunday for the
past month will he put on again COM
mencing with next Sunday.
Our pictures are selling better than
ever before because we have what
people want and the price is right.
More of them at Gourley's.
Thomas Tully. who was SO badly
injured in the railroad wards in this
city Sunday afternoon. had his lef
leg amputated blow the knee.
w. p Dale. manager of the coal
Minis in Delta county where the fuel
Cor the city is secured. was pleasant
visitor to Grand Junction today.
Frank Campbell of the Excelsior
Laundry. was the lucky man to draw
the first suit of clothes through the
suit drawing of Loeffler, the tailor.
The weather man predicts snow and |
colder for tomorrow. The indications
during the day indicate that the snow
or "a storm of some kind is headed this |
way.
Bannister has undoubtedly the
largest line of Xmas couches, dressers.
ladies writing desks, library tables,
rings etc. in the city. Gall in and see
them.
The electric light copmany is in
stalling new metres through the
business section of the city. This
means better light service for the
merchants.
Fridy is ladies day at the new
Armory Bowling Alley, although
cordial welcome will be extended at
any time. The above will be a spec
ial dav for the ladies.
The Armory Bowling Alley is now
completed ana ready for business
There are four alleys built on strictly
modern lines. A cordial invitation is
extended to visit the alley.
Miss Agnes Cosgrove, who is at
tending school at the St. Mary's
Academy in Salt Lake. will arrive
home next Wednesday to spend the hol-
iday vacation with her parents.
Rodney Jay and Lynn Kennedy
will arrive home in few DAYS to
-spend the Christmas week with their
friends. These two young men are
attending college at FIT. Collins
The brick and stone work on the
new county Jail is all but completed
and the carpenters commenced laying
the joist today. When completed the /
new Jail will be credit to the county.
J. B. Bedwell. at one time clerk of
Mesa county and who has been living !
for some time past at Basalt, is in the |
city. He will leave in few days
for Mexico, where he has accepted
position with the Mexican Central
railroad
The name of the new building
which will be erected near the cor
ner of 3rd and Rood streets will be
the Auditorium. 1t will con-
tain stage and be fitted up for all
kinds Of theatrical troupes and enter.
tainments. The frame work is going
up.
c. E. Yomens of Minneapolis.
Mimi, is visiting his old-rime school
mate. A. E. Parsons Mr.. Yomens is
engaged in the livery business and is