The daily sentinel., 1904-01-26
TIMELY TOPICS.
Tally cards at the G. v. Store.

AhAhk AtihtAh'os
The train from TIE west last night
was three hours late.
The gamblers were seen in groups
last night talking over the situation.s
A. F. Arnold and family are recent
comors to Grand Junction. coming
from Hotchkiss.
W D. Griffin arrived home yester-
day from an extended visit to his peo-
nile in Tennessee.
Mrs. J. A. Munson is prepared to
take few more pupils on the piano.
j59 Chipeta Ave.
Samuel Agard was calle to Colora-
do Springs several days ago by the
illness of his wife
Wanted Girl for homework Mrs.
Stokes, Walsh house. Fruita road or
mail Grand junction.
Joe Love. the restaurant man. who
ran the chop house for so many years
is back in the city again.
Grade No. in the new school
building was dismissed yesterday
morning on account of the cold.
County Treasurer Williams has been
busy sending out statements for the
year 1904 during the past few days.
Mrs. Annie r. Collins is home from
trip to Pueblo and Denver and other
points on the other side of the range.
The men who were arrested for
gambling were permitted to go flee
last night on sheriffs recognizance.
1t is up to you. What is up to me
Why to go to the G. V. Store. Here
you will find great many things
that you will need.
George B. Campbell and young sou
are back from their sad mission to
Missouri. where they laid to rest all
that was mortal of beloved wife and
mother.
The annual ball of the Elks which
has usually been regal ded as the soci
ETY. event of the season has been post
poned until after Lent. No definite
date has been set for the event.
Miss Agnes Whitley of the tele-
phone force is in receipt of an an
nouncement from Mr.. and Mrs. j. o,
Bradish of the marriage of their
daughter. Fannie. at San Diego, on
January l4th.
The Elks initiated four candidates
last night. Exalted ruler. Alvin
Bncklin. was highly complimented on
the character of his work in the chair
by a visiting brother from Portland,
Oregon. The visitor said nothing
which was not true of the work per
formed by Exalted Ruler. Bncklin.
1t has arrived. Have you seen it !?
No. Vel when you are ON Main St
step into The G. V. Store and ask to
see it. when you see it, you will want
it. the Introductory price will be %
cents. After February Goth the price
will be 80 cents. Make money when
the opportunity presents itself. buy
now.
James Schrader. brother of Charles
Schrader, the we'll known engineer
ON the Rio Grande Western, is here
on a visit from his home in eastern
Oklahoma. Mr.. Schrader was form.
, erly resident of this city and for
quite time worked for G. p. holland.
He likes Oklahoma. but thinks Colo
RADIO looks very good to him.
Tio,,oe q u;rc,ne 80 (.ro,d Ta,o
tion father of the Telegraph's editor,
came sin from the east last evening
for visit with our family. the prin.
cipal attraction being Miss Helen. fol
= whom he brought large and beauti.
= full bear skin. trophy of his owr
workmanship. Grandpa and the lit
tie one will have great romps on pool
old pruin's hide Durango Tele
graph.
Secretary. G. d. Fisher of the
Chamber of Commerce is in receipt Of
a letter from Paul Wilson. commits
sioner- in chief of the Colorado board
of the Worlds Fair managers, saying
that September17th has been set apar
as Colorado day at the Worlds Fair
AT that time Rocky Ford has Offered
and will give car load of canteloupe.
and he suggests that Grand Junction
and Mesa county should donate ca
load OF peaches to make things lively
He says that it is the hone of tn,
board to make Colorado day a memor
able one and he thinks by combining
a lot of features and making it known