The daily sentinel., 1903-06-01


connected with his office.
DR.. G. r. Warner and wife are
spending the week with relatives on
the east side of the range.
Miss Rose McCary, who has been
i'll at st. Mary's hospital. will be
pleased to learn that she is slowly inn
proving.
Earl and Walter Abbey left Satur-
day morning for Denver Mrs. Corinne
Abbey has opened a rooming house in
the Capital City.
Auction sale of furniture and house
hold goods at $40 Gunnison avenue,
Wednesday, June 3rd at 80 d. m. ].
w. McWhorter.
Sunday afternoon, June 18th, PENN
sula Camp, Woodmen of the World, of
Collbran will hold Memorial services
in the Union church.
Donald Mossman, the draughtsman
| for the Grand junction Smelter COM
| pany, arrived in the city Sunday
from Cincinnati, Ohio.
| heA SThHhIl, cdsIleI anu SeneIdl
manager of the Bank of Deb eque.
was in the city Friday evening on a
short visit to his parents.
A new brass band has been organiz-
ed at Collbran. The Plateau ranch
men will now skip for the top of the
mesas while the boys are practicing.
Will the weather man kindly
whisper tip regarding the time of
year it will be safe to hang winter
clothes in "Uncles closet for the
| summer?
Governor Peabody has set aside
Saturday. June 18th. as flag Day
throuhgout Colorado. He urges that
all homes and places of BUSINESS be
decorated.
Second hand sewing machines, one
| light road wagon for sale cheap at
Bond $ 23l Main street. Tinware,
glassware. granite ware and window
shades at Bonds.
A free feast, free bath, free polo
games. free dance, in fact everything
| ls Tree even 10 tle slIlHR water AT
Glenwood on Strawberry Day, Satur-
day, June Goth.
In the vulgar terms of the street
Gentle Spring isn't doing "a thing to
storms. floods and TEDDY the Terror
dropping down all at once.
Mr.. r. r. Coulter and Miss Lucetta
Moore were married at the Christian
church Sunday morning. Rev. P. A.
Rice performing the ceremony in the
presence of a large audience.
Neil R. Markle of the d. and R. G.
Ry. freight department in Denver,
spent Saturday in the city. He was
accompanied by Frank r. Scoon,
Edward Hurst and Alfred Hines, all
employees of the d. and r. G.. system
at Denver.
The Active Turner's are going to CON
tinue their Wednesday night dances to
raise funds for their expenses to
Denver. They will have four more
dances before the Turn Fest and is it
| AACPNo 'iiot tAtN wa ouNttOA Al
ing the necessary funds
The trout season opens today and
numerous fishing parties will soon be
organized. The law gives the pub
lie right to fish in any stream stocked
at public exnense, subject to action in
trespass fol damage done property
| along banks of streams. -
Having purchased Mr.. Hards' inter
est in the business and cutting down
expenses enables me TO sell goods
cheaper than ever. Work shirts that
sell for 60 and rs cents apiece for so
| cents. Dress shirts -Gold-Silver
and Imperial brand that sold for 81. 25
aud 81. 30 now 81 90 and 81. % cash. J.
NJ. Graham
A. II. Stokes of this city has been
appointed division irrigation engineer
for the fourth division. This includes
all of the territory from the north
line of Mesa county to the southern
border of Colorado. Mr.. Stokes is a
competent man and it is pleasure to