The daily sentinel., 1904-02-08
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a party of lady friends at luncheon,
Wednesday.
The G. V. Store deliver all goods
requested free of charge to any part Of
the city.
The Enterprise groceries and meats
are always fresh. Telephone orders
promptly delivered.
Ton! Toni Tons! of candy are
consumed by men women and children
The G.. V. line is wholesome.
Master Dwight Newton will enter
tain quite a number of his friends to-
night. at the home OF his parents. cor
ner of 10th and Main streets.
Do you write lettes? Rather a
queer question to ask Well if you
do and want a fine line of stationery
to select from, 90 to the G.. V. Store.
Many who have seen 1t bought 1t.
some who have not bought 1t have not
seen 1t. when u see Il you will buy 1t
whyl Cali at The G V. Store and
ask to see 1t.
Doctor Blackburn. Dr. Warmers
able assistant. who has been quite i'll
for some time. has been removed to
St Mary's hospital suffering with
serious case of tpyhoid fever
Grand Junction is entertaining
real live nobleman. who carries a
twenty year warrant from headquarters
to prove that he is all that his lengthy
name alleges - Lamar Sparks.
Women will do fancy work of some
kind. whether it be lace. bead, en-
broidery or some other. To do it. you
must have material, which you can
have bv going to the G. V. Store.
A social under the direction of Mrs.
evening at the home of Mrs. Eliza
Haskell at 9ll Rood Ave. for the bene
fit of St Matohews church committee.
The musical meeting of the Woman 5
Club will be held at the horne of Mrs
George VanHorebeke. at the corner
of 10th and Main streets tomorrow.
rhe session will begin promptly at
, 80 o'clck.
Earnest Taylor, manager of the
El IS club rooms received telegram
Saturday from his father stating that
his younger brother had died that
morning at Hutchinson, Kansas. the
home of the family.
Street Commissioner Armstrong
should have the small snow plow
placed in readiness and set it TO work
early in the morning after a snow
storm 1t IS more than likely that
we will need it before the month has
passed.
Last Friday night Minnie Trumbell
of the Teller ranch gave a party in
honor of some friends. The game of
the evening was progressive finch.
Miss Laura Lesher won the first hon
ors and Miss Edith Allison. second.
The fun of the evening though was
the big taffy pull in the kitchen. An
enjoyable time was had by all.
The evangelist. Miss Anna f. Smith
viii not speak at the Presbyterian
church tonight on account of the lee
ture at the Park opera house by Rus
sell H Conwell, hut will speak tomor-
row evening at the usual hour, :45.
Her subject will be Give Reasons
Why Believe There is a HellH-This
sermon should be heard by all.
The rush for seats this morning for
the lecture tonight. was terrific.
There was crowd which extended for
long distance up the street. waiting
to secure their tickets at the Haskell
drug store. A limit of five tickets in
the possession OF each person was the
only means wereby some We're restrain
ed from carrying tickets for half the
house.
The marriage of VIM. ]. Story, Jr.,
of this city and Miss Florence Mac
Arthur of Chicago, took place at the
home of the BRIDES parents in that
city on Wednesday afternoon last.
The bride and groom departed soon af-;
Ter the ceremony for bridal trip to
| Porto Rico and other points of interest
in Cuba. On their return they will
come direct to ouray. ouray Herald,
The East End Whist Club We're de-
lightfullv entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Hardy. on Colo.
RADIO avenue Saturday night. Besides
the members of the whist club there.
/ wsfe ddite a reS other guests invitnd
to participate in the evenings pleasure
Mrs. Charles If Crawford received the