The daily sentinel., 1903-09-09

some merry times so far this week.
The family of Edwin Price has Ie-
turned from a two weeks visit to Dem
yer.
Train No 1903 arrived ten hours
J late last with very large crowd of
passengers.
There was no balloon ascension last
night on account of the non arrival
of the aeranaut.
You will find some choice novelties
in Chmayo, Serape and Navajo blan-
kets at vorbeck's.
Mrs. W. T. Carpenter. of Colorado
Springs, a former resident here, is
present in the city.
Rev. E. H. Smith, the new pastor
of the M. e. church will arrive to
night with his family.
If you wish for new street hat
call at The Ladies' Emporium and
you will be sure to be suited.
Every hotel, boarding house an
rooming house seems to be doing a
land office business this week,
A large number of the friends of
Rev. Sanderson attended the farewell
reception given him last night.
There does not seem to be SO many
street fakirs on the streets this year
as usual The people appreciate this.
Miss Luella Robb of this city left
NDL
where she will teach school this win
ter.
Knots tied free at rhe G. V. Store,
not matrimonial, but knots of ribbon.
Ladies you buy the ribbon we tie the
beau
Miss Edith Baily arrived this af
ternoon over the narrow gauge and
will spend few days in this city
visiting friends.
The realty firms of the city are
pressing every team and vehicle OBJ
tainable into service for the accommo-
dation of the visitors.
DIR. W. p. Heddin, of Fort Collins.
chemist at the State Agricultural col
| lege. is in the city. in attendance
upon the meeting of the State Horti-
cultural society.
Nothing could be nicer than the
weather which the Grand Valley is
enjoying this week. The nights are
simply magnificent and the immense
crowd are thoroughly enjoving them.
The members of the Leadyille Drum
Corps are making many friends during
their stay in this city. They are fine
lot of fellows and it is small won
der that they are prominent figures
where ever they may go.
| So. 90 to Salt Lake and return Sept
10th. Return limit Sept. 21st. Re-
turn limit on the Grand Junction
Peach Day tickets will be extended
for all parties desiring to go to Salt
Lake Call on S. G. Hum, City
Agent.
| The dressmaking parlors of Madame
Turner are now open and thoroughly
ship TO do the very latest work in
style and finish. The parlors are in
the store of the Lay finger Mer-
camille company. and every lady is
cordially invited to all and get our
prices and examine our work. Salts
faction is guaranteed to all who come.
The social and entertainment given
by the Women of Woodcraft at the
Reed block last night, was a very
pleasant affair. The crowd was some
what late in, gathering, but when
they began to come in, there was
enough to have n right royal time.
The floor was in good shape, and there
was some of the best music ever fur
nishd for any dance in this city. TIL,
same music will be enjoyed at til,
same place tonight, and everyone wh'
was out last night will be sure to b'
there again tonight and everyone viii
have fun for their money. The head
quarters are being we'll attended.
II At the Park Friday. Sept. 11th. tn
greatest musical comedy of recen
years will be seen with a new produc
tion and an entirely new set of cos
tunes. and cast that includes man.
of the famous original people win
first carried the opera into promi
a t. hoe laa,, cafl that ssrr h