The daily sentinel., 1904-02-16

Social hop at the new auditori um
Wednesday night Feb. nth.
Most complete art department in
the CITY at The G. V. Store.
A high grade line of kodaks and
supplies at Vorbekes Music Store.
A new cottage is about to be erect
ed at tine corner of South and Third
streets.
An epidemic of scarlet fever is
spreading over portions of the lower
valley.
Remember the ball of the Order of
Washington, February 22nd. at the
Auditorium.
Mrs. J. L. Oliver and daughter Grace
of Palisade were in the city today do
ing some shopping.
Notice. Lace curtains carefully
laundered Call or address F. Mrs.
Barker. PAS Ute Ave.
Parties from Delta county are pas
turing sheep ON the range in this val
ley north of the ditch.
First class dressmaking. Miss Tur-
ner. LYONS and Son store. All work
guaranteed satisfactory.
The pay car of the Rio Grande came
in yesterday and considerable money
is floating around today.
Mrs. W. P. shott is able to be
around after being confined to her bed
considerable length of time.
Mrs. E. A. Haskell. 521 Rood ave,
gives instruction on piano, guitar and
mandolin. Latest methods taught.
The county road overseers for 1901
are to be appointed at the meeing of
the county commissioners his week.
Fred Pettijohn and daugher Hattie.
who had such narrow an escape from
death bv eating arsenic are now rapid
" improving.
Mrs Ed R. Welch and children will
leave very soon for Hepler, Utah
where they will Join Mr.. Welch who
is employed there.
But one application for examination
as substitute city mail carrier has
been received. The exmintion is to
be held next Saturday.
Chicken pie dinner commencing at
II O'Clock Saturday. Under the au-
spices of the Woman's Home Mission
airy society of the NJ. E. church. Din
ner 25 cts. in Reed Block.
E. Drake of Salt Lake City. district
passenger agent of the kock Island,
accompanied by Geo. o. Bible. travel
ling passenger agent of the same road,
were visitors to the city today.
w. II. Slavton. of Pueblo. who has
been in the city for the last few days
in the interests of The Chieftain, LETT
this morning for Palisades. working
east. Mr.. Slayton is bright young
newspaper man and most agreeable
gentleman.
The coming ball at the auditorium
is the second event by the Brother
hood of Railway carmen of America,
Last years ball was one of the best
of the season and tins year the COM
mittee hope to do even better than
last year. The auditorium will CON
tain a happy crowd Friday night
John Mcneil of Denver. William
Mccormick of Cripple Crock and
William Gordon of Crested Butte are
three gentlemen who are here to per-
feet arrangements for the opening and
operation of the mine of the Cameo
coal company. These gentlemen have
leased the mine and will operate it
extensively. Mr. Mcneil is one of the
owners of the mine.
Frank p Mannix of Cripple Creek.
county clerk of Teller county and an
at various times connected with the
daily press of the Cripple Greek dis
trict. was an arrival in the city last
night from Montrose, where he had
been visiting relatives. Mr.. Mannix
has not visited Grand Junction before
i'll severalyears and was surprised much
at the MAJ ch of Improvement He
was struck with the business air
which pervaded everything. Mr.
Mannix left for his home this morn
ing.
Two teams driving at a medium
clip nearly ran into each other ON
Main street last night near the corner
of 18th street. The driver going east
could not see anything ahead of him
and as there were no street lights be-
tween 9th and 18th streets. the street,
was in inky darkness. Had
there been a smash-up the city would
have come in for pretty heavy bill