The daily sentinel., 1903-08-29

| PinOn Mesa thursday morning.
| The past two nights were ideal fol
sleeping. 1t looks very much as if
the heated spell was past.
Mrs. o. Crone who has been visit
ing Mrs. @. NJ. Druse, left for hel
| home at Lincoln. last night.
James Purcell, of the Senate saloon
has dug large cellar under his en-
tire main floor. He will use it for
storage purposes.
'And don't you forget it," The
lawn social at the Catholic church
Thursday evening, September the 3rd.
Cards, Ice cream ETC.,
The services of the Peoples church
will be discontinued until the return
of the pastor some time in October.
No service tomorrow.
Mayor Sampliner, whose authority
to appoint two to attend the Irrigation
congress at Ogden, has appointed A.
@. Newton and ----.
MTs. ". II. AIlllOIs VI i(NiANNAs biiC
newly elected teacher of stenography,
of the Grand Junction Business Col
lege, was an arrival in the city last
| night
Services will be held at the ususal
hours in the Baptist church tomorrow,
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock. Preach
ing at IL O'Clock by Rev. w. X. Con-
nelly.
Mrs. ]. W. Stephens and laughter
Florence, who have been visiting with
Mrs @. NJ. Druse, daughter of Mrs.
Stephens, will leave for their home at
Friend, Nebraska. tonight.
Charles G. Sumner, of Telluride,
formerly publisher of the San Miguel
Examiner, was an arrival over the
narrow guage last night. He will
remain a few days and return to Tell
uride.
Four carloads of fruit were shipped
out by the Grand Junction Fruit
Growers association last night and
five more will be shipped tonight.
The fruit is coming in fast the last
few days
Charles Dufur, the we'll known
owner of the famous trotting mare.
Miss Williams was an arrival in the
city last night from Glenwood
Springs. The animal will contest in
one or more races during the celebra-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Peery, leave
tonight for Portland. Oregon. They
will make their home there in the fu-
ture. Mrs. Peery, nee Miss Matte
Eldridge, has visited Portland and
finds that climate much better for her
health
The subject of the morning dis
course at the Congregational church
will be 1.-THE Intent of the Gospel. "
The evening subject will be Christ,
the King" There will be special
music at each service. All are cor
daily invited
Orson Adams, Jr.. cashier of the
Mesa county bank, made flying trip
to Glenwood Springs yesterday, to see
his old friend Consul j. E. Fesler.
who left last night for the coast. Con-
sui Fesle and wife will leave on the
ship Korea, on September 3rd for
China Mr. Fesler, as is generally
known, is consul at Annoy.
Regular services at the Christian
church Sunday. In the morning the
theme will be "We Preach Christ. "
In the evening Give Kingdoms.
Both services will be of special inter-
est, the morning services demand the
attention and attendance of all Disci-
pies of Christ. The evening sermon
will be from chart and will be of
great interest and profit to all. A
large hearing is solicited, come with
out fail.
The Union Trust g. Banking COM
pany, received their big safe this
morning and it was being set in place
today. The safe is one of the make
of the famous Herring Hall Marvin
Safe company. of st. Louis. The
banking company hope to have their
other fixtures here in a few days and
be ready for business. The delay has
been most unpleasant one, so far as
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