The daily sentinel., 1904-04-26

Mrs. A. H. Stokes entertained
few friends informally Monday after
noon.
Attend the Orpheus company's en-
tertainment this evening at the Audi
torium.
George Simmson has purchased she
b. ]. SNYDER residence at 1886 Ouray
avenue.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Sampliner entertained
party of ladies at one O'Clock
luncheon today.
Mrs. A. R. SampIiner will enter
tain party of ladies at cards We'd
nesday afternoon.
&C. Compton. the travelling freight
agent of the RioGrande road, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Limberg and sisters will con-
duct the Stevens house during the alb
senoe of the Stevens family
d. L. Clark will commence shear
ing in the course of few days. He
anticipates a very fair wool clip.
Miss Blanche Green, who has been
very sick for couple of weeks, has
retuned TO the High School to resume
her studies.
grand entertainment by artists of !
national fame at the Auditorium. If |
You love music and art go for pleas
urable evening.
JUST RECEIVED at Post Office
hammocks and Croquet Sets that
money can buy.
Mrs A H Meserve, mother of the
well-kDown Meserve brothers, has ar
rived from New York for visit with
her son Richard.
There are a large number of people
who have never missed a May Day
ball yet. And they declare they would
not miss it this year for anything.
Some patching was being done on
the concrete sidewalks ON the south
side of Main street, where tbev were
slightly frozen last fall. before they
dried.
The new Office and display room of
Garrison & Fletcher is certainly a
model of its kind. The very finest fit
tings i'll plumbing are to be found
there.
G. NJ. Currier. wife and son. Roy,
will leave tonight for California, to
make it their future home, Mr.. Cur
rier goes for the benefit of the health
of his wife.
There is no finer line of pianos and
musical Instruments IN Grand juno
tion than at Voroeck S Music Store
We have several special piano bar
gains just at this time.
The Family Theatre is drawing large
crowds every night. The entertain
ment last night was especially enjoy
able for the children. on account of
the Mother Goose pictures
The ladies of st. Matthews Guild
have worked very hard for the suc-
cess of their coming ball at the An
ditorium, Wednesday night. They
have the promise of large crowd.
Mr.. Fred Newton. of the Grand
Junction Electric and Gas company
was in receipt yesterday from some
friends in Vermont of fifty pounds
of pure maple sugar. Mr.. Newton
distributed quite quantity around
among his friends to show them the
real thing in the maple sugar line.
Rev aud Mrs. Robert Sanderson
arrived in the city this afternoon over
the marrow guaCe from Durango.
The reception to be rendered tonight
to Rev and Mrs. Sahderson. at the
the parsonage of the Methodist church.
promises to be largely attended by the
reverned gentleman old parishioners.
The Orpheus company will appear
at the Auditorium tonight This com
pany is one of the veIy greatest merit
and deserves and should have very
large bouse 1t is company that has
met with the most unstinted p aise
throughout this country and from the
character of the rress notices it cer-
tainly must have deserved much.
E. G. Bale, wife and three chill
dren, who have been visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles II. Arthur. Mt their
home corner of l1th and Main streets.
left for their home at Webster City,
Iowa. this morning after spending
most delightful visit with their for
mer friends, in this city, Mrs Bale
met while here large number of