The daily sentinel., 1904-05-21
Gordon Drug room No. A Reed

G. V. Store.
R. H. Sullivan. the local weather
observer gives the conditions for to-
night ana Sunday as fair.
A number of Grand Junction people
contemplate a trip to Glenwood
Springs tomorrow. The attractions
will be plenty. Polo racing, base
ball, etc.
The regular Saturday evening band
concert will be held at the corner of
4th and Main street. A good program
has heen arranged by the leader for
this evening.
Most reasonable prices at Gordon
Drug Co.
Tomorrow evening the baccalaureate
the sermon to the graduating class
will be delivered in the opera house
by Rev. Eugene II. Smith, pastor of
the Methodist church.
Rev ]. Monroe Stewart will preach
tomorrow at II a. m. on The Baby
lonish origin of the Bible. - In the
evening at subject will be THE So
cialist Party and Trade Union.
1.-THE Peace of Cod will be Mr..
Beach's subject at the Baptist church
in the evening at 8 he will talk on
1.-The Frogs Until Tomorrow.
Dave Day and Polly Pry are hav-
ing an innings through the papers
these days The warm remark from
both prove that they know what they
are talking about and neither minces
matters.
Mrs. Harry l.. Hiatt will leave
Sunday morning for Guthrie Center.
Iowa. where she will spend the sum
mer with her mother. This will be
Mrs Hiatts first visit back to her
old home in three years.
Roosevelt has clean majority of
instructed delegates to nominate him
at the Chicago convention. The Re-
publicans should make it unanimous
and be done with the matter. for he
is the choice of the party.
Ribbons laces and handk ell chiefs G.
V. Store.
The new board of education of
school district No. 1 will meet in ses-
sion Monday evening to talk over and
select superintendent of the public
schools of Grand Junction. Some
forty applicants have BEEN received by
the secretary.
The water power as furnished by the
city of Grand Junction would make
ones great grandmother turn over in
her grave and weep. There is not
enough force to it during the early
morning hours or in the evening to
turn an ordinary grind stone.
Never in the history of Grand
junction merchandising has there
been such coffees offered to you as cur
Gold Star line of Coffee They are
in all prices and you should try them
No matter where you buy groceries
try this coffee once. ". II. Lee and
Son.
1t looks as though Grand junction
may have another railroad running
west through the valley and down the
Grand river through eastern Utah.
1t is said that Gould and Hartman
are at the back of road that will even.
tually be built to the Pacific coast
The Denver papers have been full of
the new road lately.
The Royalty Club has made ar
engagements to serve merchants
lunch from II a, III. to 1 p. m. and
to D. m. daily.
An error crept into local yesterday
which stated that Strawberry Day at
Glenwood would be held this month.
1t should have read Saturday, June
18th. Glenwood people will see that
the crowds that come to that place ON
the above date from Grand Junction
will be cared for in the right way.
Don't forget the day and be sure that
you GO to Glenwood ON Saturday,
June 18th.
The Western Association of Congre-
gational churches of Colorado held
three DAYS session at Montrose this
week The report from the various
churches of that denomination
throughout Colorado showed the work
to be in most prosperous condition
financially. Next year the association
will hold its meeting at Fruita. Rev.
J. A. Becker of this city was chosen
moderator and Rev. @. R. Case of
Fruita, scribe.