The daily sentinel., 1903-12-16


next number on the Lecture course.
The Bazaar has TOYS of all kinds
See their display. The best in the
city.
The local lodge of Elks are arrang-
ing TO a Whist Tournment at an early
date.
A number of people are suffering
with bad colds at the present time in
this community.
Santa Claus would have trouble IN
hauling all the Xmas gifts The Baz-
aar has provided for the trade.
Owing 20 the holiday rush many of
in the busindess men have secured ex-
ira help in their stores to take care of
customers.
G. NJ. Keck, travelling passenger
agent of the Colorado Midland Ry.
was in the city today looking up bus.
iness for that road.
Owing to the cellar door being op-
en- at the residence of W. b. Moss. the
water pipes burst and did considerable
damage this morning.
Dress shirts. fancy sweaters. gloves.
black cat hosiery. silk scarfs and
neckware. All at prices that can't
be beaten at Graham's.
Charles Arnett. who has Just re-
Gently sold his business in this city.
contemplates taking a trip to Illinois
on visit to his father who is 80
years old.
What is nicer for a Christmas gift
than a piano for the home? II you
have a piano then get pianola to
play it. For high grade instruments
go to Vorbecks Music Store
E. Price Mayo of Denver has accep-
ted position with the S. W Moody
Jewelry Co. Mr.. Mayo learned his
! trade with Mr.. Moody ands.is jeweler
I and salesman of exceptional ability.
The Colorado Teachers association
convenes in Denver on December 2Sth
to hold four days session. 1t prom
ises to be an interesting session and
every instructor in the state that can
should attend.
The Grand Joint Ball of the B. of |
L F. Nos. 475 and 594 occurs Friday |
night at Turner Hall. Jarrett's or
chestra will furnish the music and the |
affair promises to be one of the best
of the season.
With the cola weather the holdups
in Denver are becoming more numerous
/ -,
some person is relieved of his valuables
by highway thugs, who would not
hesitate one second to kill.
Rose Melville in her pretty pastoral
play. Sis Hopkins. will appear at IL g
Park opera house ON Friday evening
of this week. The play is full of
pathos, originality, homely philosophy
quaint common sense. clean comedy
and laughs from beginning to end
One year ago today DR.. @. d.
Fisher. secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce. arrived in Grand Junction
In the year many noted improvements
have been made in this city and Mr.
Fisher predicts great things for Grand
Junction. He is working hard to Sc
cure newcomers to locate here.
DIR. A. p. Drew. the new veterinary
surgeon who has recently located in
Grand Junction, was treating the fine
thoroughbred horses of Ella. Case and
Parsons that were brought to this city
from Kentucky last week A large
crowd of spectators witnessed the work
of the doctor during the day.
About $3.50 this morning parties
were discovered making an attempt
to secure an entrance into the Roy al
ty Club. Will Jenkins, the colored
porter. heard them at work and get
ting gun went after the strangers
who skipped out, hut not before the
oolore1 man had beat one of them over
the head with the gun.
Rev. O. w. G. Lyon of st. Mat
thews church desires to state to the
merchants and business people gener-
ally in connection with the various
advertisements that are being solicit
ed, that neither he nor the church is
to receive any benefit theretrom. but
that the lady thus engaged makes that
her business and she is to be the only
beneficiary. The booklet will be dis
tributed by Mr.. Lyon but he did not
authorize any one to use his name nor
that of the church in connection there
with.