The daily sentinel., 1904-06-21
.oonfectionery at the G. '. sto re.

confectionery at the u. V. store.
"A Gigantic Liar" at the Opera
house tonight.
Watch the Bargain square, changed
weekly. G. v. store.
Mrs. DR.. Worthington is quite i'll
at her home on White avenue.
Ellsworth Beatty is taking Edgar
Riders place on the mail route.
See the big bargains at the Bazaar.
a closing out sale to stop business.
Remember the dance at the Audi
torium on Wednesday night, June
22nd.
G. ". Thompson of Denver, repre-
senting the Denver Music company
is spending few days insthis city.
For Western Colorado the weather
conditions are as follows: Partly
cloudy Tonight; Wednesday generally
fair; tonight cooler.
The new hou sc of ]. W. Stevens on
north 3rd street has been painted and
papered and the handsome new dwell
ling is ready for occupancy.
The tower of the new Congrega-
tional church on Sixth and Rood has
been erected. 1t is uuite massive and
high and fine piece of carpentry.
The vault in the new office build
ing being erected by @. B. Rich on
Main street is completed and the walls
of the main building are going up.
Attend the Catholic young ladies
dance, Wednesday night, June % at
the Auditorium. 80 cents per couple.
Children and extra ladies Is cents.
Women's Home Missionary
Tea at the home of Mrs. Heide-
man, from q to 8 p. m. Thurs
day. Tea, cake and ice cream.
Marshal jeff Watson, arrested an
obstreperous individual who was har-
ranguing crowds at the corner of
Fourth and Main streets this after
noon.
DR.. L. II. Worthington, who has
spent the past eight weeks in Salt
Lake city returned home this morn
ins He will reopen his office in this
city and begin the practice of his pro-
fession.
Many citizens are wondering why
the school bell rings every morning
now that school is out. The bell
rings for the Normal institute now in
session in. this city and also for the
summer school.
j, f. Spencer, president of the
Seedless Apple Co has had his fruit
wagon painted by T. F. Flucken, the
artistic painter. The name ''High-
land Fruit Farm is painted in gold
letters and the body of the wagon is
a beautiful green and the wheels are
bright yellow.
A Sentinel reporter visited the new
Methodist church this morning. The
foundation has been completed and
the work on the large auditorium of
the church begun The church will
be beautiful building when it is
finished. An authority stated that
about 400. 600 bricks will be used in
the construction of the building.
Hon. James W. Bucklin today pur-
chased the store property on the north
side of Main street, between Fourth
and Fifth streets, now occupied by
Van the Cycle man and the barber
shop, from Mrs. Henrietta Sieber, for
the sum of $4,000. The property is
one OF the very desirable business
of the city and the price
paid was extremely reasonable.
Tie grown of alfalfs. sweet clover,
weeds and all other man der of vege-
table gro with which has been allowed
to aocum ulate along the bitches of
this city is getting obnoxious and
should be cut down. Iu some places
OH our principle streets the sweet clio
yer is from five to six feet high and
anyone who happens to walk down
these streets can, without much
stretching of the imagination. imagine
themselves in the jungles of Africa.