The daily sentinel., 1904-04-18
I. H. wortbiupton is on a visit ia

E. H. Weckel is building neat res
idence ON Chipeta,.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Inrgam left
last night for Seattle
Dee Quinn and wife have spent the
past week at Glenwood
| Leo Kersberg was a visitor to Glen
wood Springs yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben J. Snyder will
leave for Denver tonight.
Henry W. Ross, Esq, las gone on
business trip to New York.
Charles P. McCary's fqther is over
from Denver visiting he and his fam
I fly.
See the bargains that are on exhi-
hilton in the show window of G V.
Store.
When writing letters be sure to have
stationery from the G. V. Store. 1t is
right.
Handkerchiefs for men, women and
children at all prices as low as 20 cts.
a dozen.
The 1874 hosiery for children at 10
cts. a pair are hard to beat. See them
at G. V. Store.
Choice confectionery and the B. o.
E. chocolate creams for 35cts. pound
at G.. V. Store.
For sale cheap. driving mare,
we'll broken. One heavy work mare.
Call at 446 Grand.
Finch, Pit, Panic. also full line of
playing cards from 10 cts. to Scots. per
pack at the G.. V. Store.
Satin taffeta ribbons are the most
fashionable. besides being washable.
Ask to see them at G.. V. Store.
Ladies' collars. all styles and prices.
To see them is to admire them and be-
yond doubt. you will buy. G. V.
Storc.
Hon P. j. Sharp of Denver, presi
dent of the state board of horticulture
and John J. Jones. inspector of coal
mines are in the city.
For rent. Well furnished home,
six rooms and bath. Shade, lawn and
fruit. Also two room house not furn-
ished Apply to ]. W. Sawyer. 433
N 9TH St.
Miss Amelie Irving has sigend con-
tract with The Mutual Life of New
York and will devote her time to the
Moman's department of the Grand
Junction agency.
Thomas Stearns Of Denver. a mem
ber of the Mountain Electric company
is visitor today. Mr.. Stearns is
also stockholder in the Grand June
tion Electric and Gas Co.
]. D. Gillespie, wife and child,
were arrivals in the city last night
from the coast. Mr.. Gillespie is
brother-in law of Rev. Becker of the
Congregational church and resides at
Sheridan.
EW. Brown and wife of Say brooke.
Ohio, were arrivals in the city last
night. Mr.. Brown comes to this part
of Colorado for the benefit of his wiees
health and will probably remain in
the city.
W. G.. Longshore' fine trotting mare,
Urba. dropped a fine coils this morn
ing, by Reward S. the famous horse of
Delta. The young man, Mr.. Long
shore, was telegraphed the good news
this morning by his father.
George Hardenburg, the we'll
known Rio Graz de engineer, arrived
home last night from thirty days
absence in the south on visit to rel
atives and friends He visited Hous-
ton, Fort Worth and other prominent
points in the state.
n. N Smith received letter from
his son Frank, who was on board the
battleship Missouri when the explosion
occurred. The letter was written i'm.
mediately after the explosion and he
said he would write full particulars
later.
The Woman's Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. \. @.
Newton. corner of 10th and Maine
streets. The subject of the afternoon
will be Indian Art. Prof. Theo Lem
mon. superintendent of the Indian
Schools will deliver short address on
art among the Indians
Raymond Nelson Hards and Winfield