The daily sentinel., 1903-12-17

is NiSl5iuR Irlenus III the city.
Mr.. William Dudley of 123sUte st.
is visiting friends at Gunnison.
The Bazaar has TOYS of all kinds
See their display. The best in the
city
Miss Edith Richardson has accepted
a position with The S. W. Moody
Jewelry store.
Santa Claus would have trouble in
hauling all the Xmas gifts The Baz-
aar has provided for the trade.
Mrs. J. A. LYONS returned last
night from a months visit with old
friends at Guthrie Center. Iowa.
Owing to repair work at the Electric
/ Light plant the residence circuit will
be shut off until about 80 tonight.
Joseph N. Selby. well known cat.
tleman of Rife. was in the city today
calling on friends and tranacting bus
mess.
George Bennett and wife will leave
Saturday night for an extended eastern
trip. which will include Washington.
ID. @. ana other points
The Leadville Herald Democrat of
today states that John J. Lumdsen
and A. A Miller are in that city
looking over some mining property.
Alex Bergeron the we'll known
piano tuner is in the city. He will
appreciate any orders left at The
Thompson Jewelry and Music Co.
The missionary Society of the NJ.
e. church. will have sale of home
made candies and home cooking at
Gourley's store on Sat. afternoon of
this week
Resolved for 1904. To visit The
g. V. Store often. Let this be the
resolution for each man woman ana
child of the Cityof Grand Junction
and County of Mesa.
Christmas PURCHASES will be laid
away till and including Dec 24th.
So you can buy early and need not |
take goods home. but have The G. V. |
Store hold them for you.
What is nicer for a Christmas gift
than a piano for the home II you
have piano then get pianola to
play it. For high grade instruments
go to Vorbecks Music Store
Now don't be backward gentlemen
just come in the front door and we
will convince you that we sell cheap
er than any other store in town.
j. M Graham, 131 p. o. Blk
At the st. Joseph's Catholic church |
on Chritmas day high mass will be
observed at s. 8. and 10 30 a. m.
Special singing Will also be one of the
features of the morning se2vice.
The Star Laundry is thoroughly !
prepared to do all kinds of family and |
commercial laundry. Phone 1872 /
black, and bundles will be callen for
aud delivered. Work satisfactory.
The twenty first anniversary of the |
M. ". A. will occur at Turner Hall !
jan. 9th A delightful program lit. |
erary and musical with public install |
lation of officers. A dance will follow |
Yes we were robbed of some cash |
and we don't know how much goods |
and to keep them from stealing the |
rest we will sell at greatly reduced |
prices for the balance of this month. !
j. NJ. Graham. 13l p. o. Blk.
The funeral services of Mrs. Lydia |
Moe. Sharp took place from the Pres |
byterian church this afternon. Rev.
J. E. Weir officiating. The follwing
gentlemen were the pail bearer:
William Carlisle. Felix Toupain. II. |
g. Bucklin. Joseph p. Sweeney. Will
lam Reister and John Cottrell. Un.
dertaker Gourley had charge of the
arrangements.
E. E. Wightman, manager of the
Hydro Carbon Light company. leaves
tonight for Chicgo on business CON
nected with the company. During
the past week four of the lights have
been put up in Grand Junction and
seven more arranged for. During
the absence of Mr. Wightman the
state agent, Harry Parcell of New
Castle. will have charge of the com
pany in this city
The list of Subscribers to the Colo.
RADIO Telephone company for their new
directory was closed yesterday in
Grand Junction. 1t shows large in
crease over the old book now being
used. The Colorado Telephone com
pany is leaving nothing undone tu
make its service the best in the west
and the local agent in Grand juno
tion. Geo. W. Peugh. is ALWAYS on the