The daily sentinel., 1904-12-17

an arrival in the city last night.
Mrs. Ethel Herde has moved from
55S Pitkin avenue to 56I Colorado
avenue.
Our cut glass is the finest ever
shown in the city. The Thompson
Jewelry and Music Company.
Miss Edith Buns of Appleton, Mo.
is an arrival in the city yesterday and
is the guest of Mrs. W. F. White.
Weather forecast for So hours end.
ing D. m. Sunday. Western Coloin-
do; Fair tonight and Sunday.
Lorenzo Hatch. the we'll known
mining man has been in the city for
the past few days on business matters.
Walter Morrow. we'll known young
man who formerly resided here, re-
turned to Grand Junction last night.
Len Kennedy. of Ft. Collins, will
spend the. Christmas holidays in this
city with his many friends. He will
arrive next week.
Our silver plated ware is of higher
grade than any dealer has ever carried
in Grand Junction. The Thompson
Jewelry and Music Company.
large congregation was out last
night at the quarterly meeting at the
Methodist church. Chancellor Buch.
tel made talk. Presiding Elder
Lee conducted the service.
rhe American Order of Protection
held meeting last night which Was
largely attended by the members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petit, organizers.
were present and addressed the lodge.
We are now making line of home
made candies Mexican pinocIes a srec-
iality also the genuine Boston cream
tatfy 1877 south Fourth street. Four
doors south of Post Office. J. G.
Lewis.
The tunernal service of Adelino
Burdette. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Burdette. will take place at
nine thirty O'Clock Monday morning
from st Joseph chruch. Interment
at Orchard Mesa cemetery.
W. @. Scheu arrived home today
from the east where he has been
travelling in the interest of the SDen-
Ger Seedless Apble company. Mr..
Scheu was called home on account
of the serious illness of his little
daughter. who is in precarious con-
dition today.
Cards of invitation are out for
reception by Mrs. W. +. White in
honor of her guest. Miss Edith Burns.
Miss Burns was a guest of Mrs. White
in the early part of the year and
made many friends who will be glad
to welcome her. The reception will
occur next Monday night, the invita-
tions being confined TO the young
friends of Miss Burns.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers will give their annul ball
Dec. 26th at the Auditorium. Great
preparations are beiug made for tn
event and the ball promises to be one
of the most delightful of the year.
The boys never fail to properly en-.
tertain those who are their guests on
the merry occasion.
Services at A. NJ. E. church at II
a. m. and evening will be OF special
interest and helrfulness. The pas
tors theme in the evening will be !
The Bird, of the Air. and in the
morning topic will be The Grain of
Mustard Seed. - Hours of service II
q. IN. and ! 80 IN. Strangers and
all others are cordially invited Sun.
day school at 3 30.
d. t. CLARK started last week from
Denver. with one OF his big power
automobiles, expecting to arrive in
this city by Thursday. but mp to date
has not arrived. He is probably
caught in sume deep snow ON top of
the range. 1t is wonderful trip to |
make under any circumstances aud |
it is not matter of great surprise
that he is not here. when one con-
templates the difficulties of journey |
across the backbone of the continent |
nv automobile.
The invitations are out for the
wedding OF Miss Katie Bell MoClura.
daughter of Mrs. ]. *. MoClurg and