The daily sentinel., 1904-04-12

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City council will meet tonight in
regular monthly session.
All good things are mated. viz. the
Sentinel's splendid cartoon service.
Wanted-By reliable women.
Work by day or hour, apply at this
office.
Mrs sameul G. McMullin will
entertain at luncheon tomorrow
noon.
Vaudeville shows and summer
garden. Verify Grand Junction is
becoming a city.
Gratifying word comes from De-
Beaue that Mrs. Thomas vanBuren is
slowly improving.
a large proportion of the big dele
CATION OF Elks who were in this city
last night, left for their respective
homes this morning.
General Grosvenor. the Ohio con-
e -essman. is again to the fore with his
statistics and predicts the success OF
the Republican party.
The Western Slope is vast empire
of diversified industry. and is only in
its infancy. It is the best place en-
earth to get a start and help build up
in -Ouray Plaindealer.
AL Field great Minis trel aggrega-
tion will make parade on Wednes
day. This is not the greatest, but one
of the most attractive features of the
coming of the Fields shows.
The Gordon Drug company has re-
ed its stock and fixtures to the
room in the Reed Block. Mr. Gordon
is making a splendid showing already,
although not completely fitted out by
any manner of means.
The Ritohie Entertainment Co will
be at the Park opera house tonight
This is tile next to the last entertain
ment in the lyceum course and prom
ises to be one of the best of the at
fractions of the course
The meetings which are still in
progress at the Christian church are
attended with interest. One confess
ion last night which now makes tbir-
ty additions. The subject for tonight
Is "'The Opened Fountain" from the
18Th chapter of John.
There are whole lot of people in
Grand Junction who remember the
singing of Reese Prosser when the
comuany was here last. If Prosser
will sing two songs it is worth all the
money that is paid to attend the en-
tertainment. Really nothing quite
so fine was ever heard here than Pros
sers selections.
Frank Berger was in last night
from Palisades and Frank WIS as bright
as lark on the question Of the fruit
crop. Ho had forgotten his gloomy
forebcdiugs of a few days ago, when
it had been nipping cold for one OF
two mornings. He says Palisad es
will have the normal crop as usual
This is the right way to talk even if
little danger is encountered
If the Journal at Telluride does moi
receive papers from this city moro
!, frequently than it asserts it does, there
is something radically wrong. Paper.
should reach there every night, rs they
are mailed from here in the morning.
J a postofiice inspector to jog up the
clerks or some one else at fault should
be brought out on an investigating
tour. Delta has the same complaint
that mail from this city is takeu past
there and brought back on the next
train. This is not the service fol
2 which Uncle Sam pays.
The meetings in the Christian
church the past three weeks. conducted
, by the pastor, have brought that
church and its able young pastor into
the public eve. Rev. Walters is moi
only christian gentleman. but 1
young man with thoughts and ideaf,
He combines the duties of his pastoratC
with ability in the line of financial
affairs and is rapidly placing that
church on splendid footing. Rev.
Walters is endowed with a splendid
: voice ard he uses it greatly in hi.
work in his special meetings.
Z The individual who gets the fewest
t letters makes the most complaint tC
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