The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-12-01
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Call at vorbeok's and see the bar
gains he is offering on pianos.
Fire and Burglar proof safe boxes.
The Grand Valley National Bank.
Holiday books and burnt leather
novelties at vorbesks Book Store.
The only place in town that you
can get fresh roasted coffee Is at Rocky
Mt. Tea Co.
Our safety boxes rent for less than
two cents per day. The Grand Valley
National Bank.
Mrs. Maud Chapman entertained a
number of ladies last evening in a
very pleasant manner.
The women's Relief Corps will give
a big ball at the Auditorium on the
evening of December 21st.
Our safety boxes are the least ex-
pensive protection for valuables. The
Grand Valley National Bank.
Weather forecast for SO hours end
ing p. m. Friday. Western Colo
rado-Fair tonight and Friday.
Miss Laura yollmer was the hostess
at party given at tho vollmer home
Grande Avenue last evening.
Mrs. David r. Crosby IS expected to
arrive in the city today from Montrose
She has disposed of her property in
that city and will take up her resi-
dence here.
Misses Carroll and Woodring. who
have been the guests of ]. W. Osborn
and family for some time left last
night for Georgia to visit for num-
Der of mouths. Their home is in
s Ouray.
3 Tho remains of Little Willie Boyd,
who died Tuesday morning of pneu-
5 monia. we've laid away yesterday in
s the Palisade cemetery. Funeral SER
vices were heia at the residence.
3 five miles esst of the city
The roads are again in awful con-
: dition on account OF the dust. We
suggest the placing of at least six
inches Of cinders on all the principal
roads. even If only the width Of one
wagon Tor the present. This would
not be expensive and would be yali
liable in time of dust or mud.
A load of coal with gross weight
of 5000 and drawn by three horses
crashed through u bridge which spans
a waste ditch in front of the new
Baptist Church five miles east
on the Palisade road. Passing teams
were required to 20 long way around
to get past until the road overseer re-
. paired the bridge.
The first week of special services
closed last evening With the largest
hearing of the week and two added
to the church roll, making three dur.
ing the week. Rev. Pi,kett's ad-
dress-Being Simply Christian, was
listened to with an almost silence by
the crowded house. Second week
begins tonight with discussion of
the Would be disciple. Rev. Walters
has promised to sing a solo. Enjoy
with the large audiences these nightly
meetings.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sam S. Gourley
leave today for Ell Paso, Texas. If
the climate conditions in that city
prove beneficial to Mrs. Gourley's
health they may remain there for
several months otherwise they will
go on to Phoenix, Ariz. and there
reside. Mr.. Gourley has disposed of
all his property in this city The de-
parture of these prom inent young peo-
Pile is generally regretted and It is to
be hoped thss in the southwest Mrs.
Gourley's health will be fully restor-
cd. and that their new home will
prove pleasant.
The big musical farce comedy,
"Malonay's Wedding Day" now in
its 9Th successful seaso: will be the
attraction at the Park Opera House
on Monday. Dec. 9th. countless tbous-
ands have laughed themselves into
Mysteries at its funny situations
lud'orous happenings and the conf
cal actions OF famous Dan Malonev.
The skit is one tumble of genuine
jokes, fine scenery, beautiful costumes
calcium lights and surprises brought
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