The daily sentinel., 1904-05-13
LITTLE LOCALS.
BY the WaySide.

Ice cream and cake served at the
Sherman Restaurant Saturday night.
Voters should not fail TO attend the
school election on Tuesday, May 18th.
A hot old city election is on in
Denver. where nothing seems to thrive
but corruption.
Substantial plank street crossings
have been put down at 9th and 10th
streets or Main.
The mother of Mrs. Edmund Sim
mons arrived in the city Wednesday
on visit to her daughter.
Mrs. G. ". G.. Lyon is suffering
with severe case of tonsilitis. Her
host of friends will be panied to learn
of her illness.
The Saturday night band concert
will be held at the corner of 9TH and
Main streets. A splendid program
has been arranged.
r. P. Davie, general manager of
the Western Sugar and-Land company,
arrived in the city last evening over
the narrow euage.
Every voter in Grand Junction who
is entitled 10 cast a ballot at the com
ing fall election can vote at the school
election on Tuesday. May 18th.
Alex Bergeron. the expert piano
tuner. will be in Grand Junction
about the 18th repa ed to tune pianos.
Leave orders with Thompson, Jeweler.
Richard Mansfield will play in the
Salt Lake theatre on SATURDAY. night
of this week in Ivan the Terrible. -
The advance sale of seats is said to be
heavy.
Silverton, Colorado, has no tax
levy for city purposes. All expenses
Of government are paid by profits on
municipal light and water plants and
licenses.
The Masons of this city will hold a
hanauet at the Auditorium on Fiday
night, MAY Goth 1t will be strictly
a fraternal affair and splendid time
is anticipated.
r. II. Sullivan, observer of the To-
cal weather bureau. reports that the
weather conditions for western Colo
RADIO and this vicinity will be fair to-
night aud Saturday.
A band OF mountain sheep, that
makes its annual appearance on the
Ouray side of the mountains, was
plainly seen Wednesday from that city
by number OF people.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Smith, who resides north
east of the city several miles, has
been dangerously i'll with'croup, but
is reported better today.
Ora Barton of Glenwood Springs
was circulating among his numerous
friends in the city Yesterday
Mr.. Barton is now in the employ of
Garfield county as one of the assess
ors.
Your repair work of any kind,
especially spray pumps, viii be givun
best attention by us, Try our work.
Caldwell and Lowe Bros. Shop
back of Whites Mercantile Co.'S.
Store.
Special communication of Mesa
Lodge No 10 f. and A. NJ. Friday
evening at D m. sharp. Work in
NJ. NJ degree. Visiting brethren
cordially invited. T. c. Hickman,
W. NJ.
THE Wonders of Niagara" will be
shown at the Auditorium tonight by
Rev n II. Lawson. Srecial rates
to school children under fifteen years
of age have bsen made for this great
lecture.
Some of the finest and latest type
for invitations and calling cards has
just been received Mt The Sentinel
office. Besides this new type large
amount of other printing material has
been added to the job department.
@. d. Smith and company, the
druggist, have recently put in their
store a forty-quart ice cream freezer
and are prepared to serve customers
for parties or families Throughout the
city. 1t is the largest freezer ever
brought to western Colorado.
The prohibitionists of Colorado
have placed state ticket in the field.
the same being headed by H. c. Shuck
of Central City. There are too many
fellows OFF the water wagon in the
centennial state for the hope of the
success of the prohibition ticket.