The daily sentinel., 1904-12-27
THE LOCAL NEWS.
C. V. Store for laces.
a white Christmas it was.


Happy New Year.
Our safety boxes rent for less than
two cents per day. The Grand Valley
National Bank.
4 Several skating parties were or
ganized yesterday afternoon by the
i young people of the city.
i The best of all trick farce come
I dies. with James b. Mackie. comes
to the opera house December 29.
First class repairing done at short
notice and in up-to-date style at ].
J. Conerty's. $40 Colorado avenue.
See Irene Dunbar. the great Sou
sa" in Mackie's Grimes Cellar
Door" at the opera house December
30.
The comedy exotic. Grimes Gel
lar Door" with Mackie (Grimesey,
Me Boy. at the opera house Decem-
Der 30.
See the pretty girls and funny
comedians with Mackie's Grimes
Cellar Door" Company, at the opera
house December 20.
James b. Mackie's Grimes Gel
lar Door" the greatest laughing
show on earth, comes to the opera
house December 20.
Services appropriate to Christmas
Day were held in all the city church
es Sunday morning and evening and
good sized congregations were in at
tendance.
The general meeting of the Sew
enth Day Adventists is still in pro-
gress in the city, and the members
of the church are making the meet
ing success.
ID. X. Torrance. a former well
known citizen of Grand Junction,
now employed at Glenwood Springs,
spent Christmas with his family. who
reside in this city.
The Windsor Cafe entertained
many guests at Christmas dinner
Sunday evening. from until s
o'clock OF course. Mr. Mason
served a splendid dinner.
One of the biggest social events
of the holidays will be the dance
of the Mesa Club on Friday even
ing at the auditorium. Elaborate
preparations are being made for the
dance.
The Sunday school of the Baptist
church enjoyed its Christmas enter
| tainment Sunday night. Appropri-
ate stereoptican views were given
and addresses were delivered by the
| pastor.
All the grocery stores and many
of the other business houses closed
at noon Monday and half holiday
was enjoyed by the employees. OF
course the banks, public buildings
and postofiice were closed all day.
We were very successful in dis
posing of a very large portion of
our stock at auction. We will con-
| tinue to sell the balance of the stock
at about one-half of former prices
until the entire stock is closed out.
| The Thompson Jewelry & Music Co.
Another rehearsal of the play, "A
I
| this evening. The members of the
/ Elks and many of their friends are
/ working hard for the success of the
show and there is little doubt that
I the result will be all that could be
wished for by the management of
the entertainment
Yesterday afternoon the Wallace
troupe of glass blowers arrived in
the city and today the machinery has
been put into position for the open
ing performances. given this evening
| The company had a great quantity
of baggage and everything indicates
that the exhibitions will be first
class. The shows will be given in
the Kippe block.
John d. Reeder. manager of the
Hugus 6 Company stores at Pali-
sade and DeBeque. ate Christmas
dinner with his brother-in-law, Wal
ter Mulkey. and family of this city.
No. 5, due after midnight Sun
day, was twelve hours late on ac-
count of the wreck near Salida, and
afternoon as n result.
The very handsome piece of burnt
wood work on exhibition in the win
/ dows of the Fred Mantey Saddlery
Company, has attracted much atten-
tion today. The panel is very large
and the work is difhcult, but done
in most exquisite manner. Mrs.
Fred Mantey is the artist. The panel
has three groups of pictures and an
excellent landscape scene.
The Turner's entertainment at
their hall Sunday night proved a
success from start to finish. There
was tree and presents for all. plen-
ty to eat and drink. dancing and
| games of various kinds completed an
evening of jollity and merrymaking.
The annual Christmas entertain
th