The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-05-26


There are nine graduates in the
class of 1901.
THE weather conditions are partly
cloudy tonight and Friday; with To-
cal showers tonight.
~he Park opera house was hand
somely decorated todav with potted
plants, bunting, ETC., for the exercises
tonight.
Mrs. NJ. S. Rodgers has purchased
one of the E. E. Miller cottages on
Grand Avenue and will make it her
future home.
Word reached this city that Mt
Pleasant. Utah, has been quarantined
on account of the widespread of small
pox in that place.
Hon. Horace T. belong, who has
been on an extended TRIP to the Pacific
coast. has reached Denver on his
journey homeward.
A H Ballard, of Thompson Springs
Utah, a prominent merchant of that
place, is spending few days with
his family in this city.
With today the term of the public
schools of the city closed and now
comes three months of vacation to
both teacher and scholar.
The Ladies of the Christian church
will give a cake, handkerchief apron
and bonnet sale Sat. afternoon, May
2sth at Bancroft and Pitts.
Mrs. Frank W. Griswo,d and son
will leave tomorrow for Telluride to
join Mr.. Griswold, who has been max
ing that mo untain mining camp his
home for the past year.
The tourists have been passing
through the city in large numbers the
past week. and great many have
stopped off between trains. 1t has
made business good for the hotel pro-
prietors.
Laffers up to date Shoe Repair Shop
has been compelled to increase their
force of workmen and is now prepared
TO do all kinds of fine shoe repairing
neatly and promptly. Fine sewed
work a specially. Opposite Postoffice.
Mrs. Clara Ferris the Spiritualist
has returned. She will be pleased to
meet the many friends. Is located at
354 Rood Ave. one week only She
will lecture in Odd Fellows Hall Sun
day p. M. in conjunction with Prof
Hadefeldt.
Kitchen utensils all kinds at G. V.
Store.
Rev. r. Sanderaon and wife left
this morning over the narrow guaee
for their home in Durango. At the
regular prayer meeting service at the
Methodist church last night Mr.. San
derson gave the members a short talk
of his trip, and that portion of it re-
lating to the General Conference was
very interesting.
A special to the Rocky Mountain
News of yesterday stated that DIR.
George B. Harlan, former dentist
of Grand Junction, had been taken to
the penitentiary by the FIT. Collins
sheriff to serve out term of years
for criminal assault. The history
of the case has been aired in the press
of the state for the past year.
Owing to the fact the Rev. ]. "
Oil of Salida was taken i'll and was
compelled to return to his home the
Quiet Hour service, which was to
have been held at st. Matthews
church yesterday afternoon, was dis
pensed with. The other ministers
who were here to assist in the services
have also returned to their respective
homes.
About thirty five friends of Mrs.
George E. Cowell drove out to Rose
Terrace on Fruit ridge yesterday af-
ternoon and spent the day. Hearts
was the game for amusement during
the hours so pleasantly whiled away.
RefreshmeDt were served. Mrs.
James l.. Carnahan carried off the
first prize, aud Mrs Jackson second.
Ladies hand made collars at G.. V.
Store.
The following is the program of
the Missionary union meeting to be
held at the Presbyterian church Sat
urdsy at p. m; Devotional exercis-
es. Mrs. Eugene Smith. Song, Lois
Becker, Ire johnson aud Pearl Reid.
Talk ON Mis- 'ionary work in Persia,
Mrs. DR.. Joseph. Yearly reports of
tho diHarant Sociatias LIaot;or 80