The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-06

Clinton H. Martin. editor of the
Palisades Tribune. is among today's
visitors.
Mrs. ]. S. Hynes. went to Colorado
Springs Friday evening for an extend
ed visit.
Mayor Sampliner will leave tonight
for Pueblo, to attend the Democratic
convention.
First thing tomorrow will call up
Ocean Wave market and order some
fish for dinner
Dr. and Mrs L. F. Ingersoll and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haskell left for
the east last night
Most of the delegates to the Demo-
cratic convention left this morning
on train No. for Pueblo.
Barracuda. Spanish Mackerel, strip
ed Bass, Mackinaw trout at Ocean
Wave Market, 1864 Black.
The Bazaar, during the closing sale
will be open every night this week
until nine, except Thursday evening.
First class work in all lines of lad
les work by Mrs. Hovey 453 Main St.,
Grand jet.
Mrs. W. T. Goshen and children
will leave Cor an extended eastern trip
tonight. They will be absent some
time.
Things you ought to have in your
home will never be cheaper than at
the Bazaar this week. Great closing
out sale.
Earnest O. Bacon, of Ouray. owner
and editor of the Ouray Herald. spent
Sunday in this city returning to Ouray
this morning.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Mutual Savings and Building associa-
ton will take place tonight in the
office of Secretary ". A. Marsh.
John Young. of Rochester, New
Hampshire, of the Norway Plains
Wooden Mfg. Co.. was a most pleasant
visitor to his old time friend W. P.
Ella, Saturday and Sunday.
The great Hewett gave splendid
matinee Saturday afternoon at the
Park opera house. In the evening the
entertainment was SHINY attended but
they gave splendid performance. -
The Young Ladies club of the NJ. L.
Phnr..h .rill hnld ~ iCa f,1
the City park Tuesday night. Ice
cream and cake will be 90 cents. a
special feature of the evening will be
music by the the md.
See the big bargains at the Bazaar.
a closing out sale to stop business.
Rodney Jay, who has been in
attendance at the State Agricultural
College at Fort Collins is home and
has accepted position for the sum-
mer in the Sentinel Office, where he
has worked during his vacation periods
for number of years.
Palisade will observe the 4th of
July this year in grand stvle. There
will be all kinds of fun and the Peach
CITY of the eastern border of the county
will do herself proud ON Independence
day. Fruita will also celebrate and
make the eagle scream.
The train service from the east and
west was badly demoralized Yesterday
\ rock slide in the Grand canon above
Glenwood delayed No six hours and
the burning of bridge near Thomp-
son Springs delayed the east bound
trains on the Rio Grande Western
many hours.
Glenwood and return 81. so June is,
Strawberry Dav. The Colorado Mid
land.
One of the largest crowds that ever
attended a Saturday evening hop at
the Auditorium was present Saturday
night. Much enjoyment was had out
of the evenings entertainment and
many of the best people of the city
were present. The night was perfect
and the cool atmosphere made dancing
a pleasure.
Saturday of next week Glenwood
Springs will put on her best bib and
throw open wide the doors of the city
for the entertainment and enjoyment
of the thousands of people who will
be within its gates 1t is the annual
feast of awberries. It is the day of
fun and feasting, bathing and base
ball. polo and pleasure. Make ar
engagements to go to Glenwood on
Saturday, june Is.