The daily sentinel., 1903-09-05

paper issued from this office on that
date.
Ribbon bought at the G. V. Store,
will be made into bows or collars free
of expense. Ladies. this is worth in
vestigating.
| Organized Labor by John Mitchell
will be sold in Grand Junction and
Mesa county. by E. G. Cotes, who
will canvass for it.
| E. H. Kerns, was showing today
two cantaloupes, grown from one stem
and perfectly united together. 1t was
curiosity in the vegetable line.
The Women of Woodcraft dances,
Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Va
cant room Reed block. No crushing.
Full orchestra, directly under the la
dies management.
The various committees of the
Woodmen of the World and Women
of Woodcraft will meet at nine O'Clock
Monday morning at the Reed building
west of the G. V. store.
A. D. Guild, formerly a practicing
attorney in this city. has returned
from a heightened absence. spent
mostly in New Orleans and the state
of Virginia He notes very many
improvements in the city.
Peach Week ball. Wedne sday
night, Sept. 9th, by Woman's ALI
ance of the Woman Peoples church,
will be one of the best during the fes-
tivities. Best floor in city. Best
music in City. by City Union orches-
ira.
The grand ball of Mesa Lodge No.
592, l. A. of NJ, will occur on the
night of Labor Day at Turner hall.
This is new organization and this is
their first ball and they deserve we'll
in patronage The ball will be held
in Turner hall and every effort will
be made to give a most pleasing Sc
cial dance. Keep the time and date
il memory and you will enjoy de-
lightful time. if you become one of the
number who will attend.
S. G. Hum, agent of the D. & r.
G. railway, has received the follow
ing instructions, regarding the move-
ment of 1.-THE Burgomaster" Com
pany, which plavs at the Park opera
house on Friday Sept. 18th :-"See
that one sixty foot baggage car. one
day coach and one Pullman sleeping
car, are convenient for the members of
''The Burgomaster' company which
plays Grand Junction on FRIDAY. Sept.
18th. Company leaves for Salt Lake
City after performance.
Tomorrow in the town of Glenwood
Springs, Walter Payne. a brother of
Job Payne, will be united in marriage
to Miss Tracy, sister of Mrs. Will
liam Mckinley Walter Payne has
had charge for several years of the
concrete work of the Rio Grande road
ON tliis division and has been in
charge of the work of laying the big
piers of the new bridge at Glenwood.
He is we'll known to large number
of friends in this city, who will ex-
tend congratulations upon the auspi-
cious event.
Grand mid-Peach Week ball. We'd
nesday Sept. 9th. by Peoples church
Turn hall City Union orchestra.
L. M. Miller, chairman, of the
Peach Day executive committee, is in
receipt of very warm letter. from
Governor Peabody, in answer to the
invitation extended to him to be pre-
sent at the coming celebration next
week. The governor states, after ex-
pressing his regret at his inability to
be present that lowing to the fact
that 1 have promised to visit Mont
rose at the time of their Fair, if
can possibly get away, and the de-
mands upon my time being so great it
will be impossible for ne to make
two trips into the Grand valley dur
ing this month -
Peoples church Peach Week ball.
Turn hall Wednesday night. Septem-
ber 9th.
1.-The Burgmaster' tie greatest
musical comedy of recent years with
a big company of sixty people. will
be the attraction at the Park opera
house, Friday. Sept. 18th. This
years production of the tuneful opera