The daily sentinel., 1903-12-05

the evening The Merchant and the
PEARL
J. H. Gallupe. has accepted a posi-
tion with W. S. Wallace as solicitor
IN the life insurance department of
his business.
AR. Jennings, who has been EN-
ployed as stenographer for the Fruit
Growers Association. will travel for
them in this territory.
Orson Adams Jr.. cashier of the
Meas County State Bank left at noon
today for Pocatello. Idaho, to be pres
ent at the trial of the men who fieeced
the Meas county man of money in the
running race.
Grand Junction has a new club. its
mem bers styling themselves 1.-The
Imperials. We have not heard
whether the organization was formed
to support Roosevelt's territorial ex-
tension policy. or to boom that city $
leading brand of flour. The Plateau
Valley Stockman
The Young Ladies club. of the
htbIOulsl W hS thlGl tautb ldsl'
night at the parsonage of the church.
BIZ Rev and Mrs. Eugene Smith.
The evening was delie ehtfully spent
by the young people. Dainty refresh
ments were served at the close of the
evening entertainment.
Mrs. W. S. Wallace held recep-
tion this afternoon at the. Wallace
home. corner of 1lth and Main streets
for which $50 invitations had been
issued The reception was in honor
of Miss Camille Wallace. formerly
resident of this city and sister of
W. S. Wallace. The occasion was
brilliant one.
A Cecilian rehearsal Will be given
tonight at the music rooms of The
Knight Campbell Music Co. Mr.
Beidelman whose voice has been heard
by many in this city will sing The
Holy City. Duets and instrumental
music by others will comprise the
program. Z 80 TO p. m
The Thompson JeweIry and Music
Co.
The Union Trust and Banking COM
pany have just placed set of sixty
four chilled steel safety boxes in their
vaults for the use of their patrons.
These boxes are of the latest design
and will be great accommodation to
the patrons of that growing institution
and to the public generally who de-
sire TO indulge themselves with a safe
place TO store their papers and articles
of value.
1t will be noticed that The Sentinel
is pretty we'll crowded with advertise
menus today, little more than usual.
although at all times carrying the
largest advertising patronage of the
city. This paper has demonstrated
that advertisements in its columns pay
1t is not here one day and gone the
next. 1t is an institution. not pc.
litical hack for which no one is re-
sponsible.
There were about fifteen members
of the astronomy class of the Grand
Junction schools went to Fruita last
night, carrying their lunches in bas
kets They took supper with Prof.
and Mrs. Fisher and afterward were
entertained by lecture on astronomy
by Dr. Beard and also by taking
peep through his big telescope at the
heavens.
The pastor will preach at the
n Of
a. m. and at 30 p. m. The morn
ing theme will be "Christ our Exam
plar'' ano the evening theme will be
''On Sinking Ship Both services
will be specially helpful. Christian
Endeavor service at 6.30 p. IN. in the
lecture room of the church. Mr..
Warning will conduct Bible lesson
the first halt-hour of the time. Stran-
gers aud all others made welcome.
The Women of Woodcraft held an
other one of their pleasant socials at
the Elks' hall Thursday night. 1t
was the entertainment provided bv the
members of the order whose names
commence with the Letters K. FIG,
and H A farce comedy presentation.
in which the actors were made up of
the members of the order, was given
to the delight of those present. The
number present for the occasion m lst
have been few short of one hundred
and fifty.
Haverly's great big minstrel aggre
CATION will be in this city the coming
Thursday. Haverly has long since
gone where there are no burnt cork