The daily sentinel., 1904-03-14


Press
The condition of L. NJ. Miller who
suffered SLIGHT paralytic stroke last
week. is slightly improved today.
The Glenwood Springs contingent
that visited this city Saturday. return
ed to their home the same evening.
Read the big advertisement of the
W. H. Bannister Furniture house IN
this issue, it will tell you some news.
On account of revival services at
Christian church the Sunday School
Normal has been postponed indefinite
ly.
Don't fail to see the great Majestic
range bake biscuits in three minutes
pext week at Bannisters Furniture
Store. Don't get left.
A large rumber of theatre goers
looking forward with the very great
est possible interest to the coming of
Isabel Irving in the Crisis.
W. X. Logan. of Buena Vista, the
well known loan agent az also the
editor of the Republican of that place
was visitor Sunday and today.
Miss Ethel Aams. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Orson Adams Jr.. celebrated
her twelfth birthday with a dozen 9TH
er little misses Saturday afternoon.
A G. Newton. left Cor Florence
Sunday morning. where he attended a
meeting today of the executive com
mittee of the state editorial association
With the coming of spring comes
desire for wholesome candy. which
you can get at 30 cents pound. Go
to the G.. V. Store and try pound or
less.
The announcement of the time of
thu reinstatement of the train service
of the Colorado Midland. was received
with a great deal of satisfaction last
Saturday.
Earnest Logan. formerly in the en-
tor to this city yesterday. enroute
back to his old home in Delta county
from the coast.
The regular meeting of the Elks
will occur tonight. There will be in
itiatory work and Exalted Ruler "A.
n. Bucklin urges large attendance of
the membership.
The Saturday night dance at the
large crowd being present. The young
people evidently appreciate the fine
floor for dancing.
The AS ou -Like-It club spent Sun
party took their lunch with them and
state that they spent a most delightful
day among the rocks.
J G Kite. an old time travelling
man from Denver. is a visitor today.
Mr.. Kite IS with the Cuban Cigar
company and takes the place of Fred
Rouble with that company
MF. Fredericks returned Saturday
night from six weeks trip to the
Pacific coast and the northwest. He
says that this latter section of the
country is extremely prosperous.
In the game of ball yesterday. be-
tween portion of the old Grand juno
tion club and some others. against
picked nine captained by Dorsey. the
score stood 27 to II in favor of Dorsey's
scrubs.
You will want both Just as certain
as the Sun rises. When? Today. to-
morrow or in week OF two. What?
A new belt and wrist bag. At the G.. V
Store you can inspect most beautiful
line direct from New York manu-
factory.
No ware made compares with the
Majestic. The full set is worth
81 30, but we're going to give set
free with every Majestic Range sold
at our exhibit next week. Bann;ster's
Furniture Store. Don't get left.
B. II. DuPraw, of Onray, district
grand deputy of the order of Elks.
was an arrival in the city last night
and will be present at the lodge to-
night. A cordial invitation is extend
ed all Elks to be present at tonight's
session.
A. G. Grout is back from his annu-
al trip to his old home in New Hamp
shire. The Colonel is little more
glad to get back this year than usual
from his trip east. as he has expert
enced about the hardest New England
winter that they have had in num-
ber of years.
NJ. H. Flynn, general chairman of
the grievance committee of the Rio
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