The daily sentinel., 1904-04-05


ess fairly good with bright outlook
Tor the summer trade.
william Jennings Bryan is now A
years old. The republican papers should
cease calling HIM boy orator.
Do you wear sox? If so look in the
window of the Peoples Store. Three
pairs for 20 cents until April 9TH.
Miss Louise Cassell. who has been
here during the past winter has return
ed to her home at New Auburn, Iowa.
Weather indications for western
Colorado and Grand Junction and
vicinity are fair tonight and Wednes-
day.
There has been four months of skir-
mishing in the Far East and still no
except the dispatch route on
paper.
Railroad men say that business in
that particular line is very quiet
these days Tourists are few and far
between.
G. w. Mattisop. printer who has
worked in the city for the past eight
months left last night for Pueblo
where he hopes to secure work.
Will the city have a band the COM
ing summer with concerts on Satur-
day nights This is one of the ques-
tions that has been asked The Sentinel
almost daily.
John E. Phillips president of the
Grand Valley National bank who has
been spending the past few days in
this city. has returned to his home at
Colorado Springs.
April has started in lamb-like and
genie spring has taken off her Easter
and will. no debut, remain with the
Grand Valley people until 1.-THE Good
Old Summer Time.
will j. Donnelly, general agent of
the Al. G. Fields Minstrels is visit
or in this CITY today, making arrange
ments for their early appearance at
the Park opera house.
David Schoolcraft. aged 6s, died at
/ his lOllt On MtHI AOlOTduO aNGuuc
last night at about 6. 30 O'Clock. The
funeral will take place tomorrow at
ternoon. UndertkeI GourleY has
charge of the remains.
Lon Koppin. who has been employed
in the printing offices of this citv for
the past several years, left last night
for Palisade. where he will become a
tiller of the soil. Mr.. Koppin has
been in poor health for some time and
his physician advised him to get out
in the open air as much as possible.
The rubbish in the park has been
raked into piles ready to be carted off
and that loungiug place put in first
class condition for the summer. A
great many people enjoy the benefits
of the City Park during the warm sea-
son % the year, and if tits kept neat
and clean strangers will speak of it
we'll.
AT the Christian church last nighl
they had profitable time preceding
the sermon discussing "A question on
Eternal Life which had been palced in
the question box. Rev. Walters chart
sermon upon "The Brazen Serpent
was good. For tonight the pastor has
announced Ruth Deciding for God, -
and wishes all who will to read the
book of Ruth before service time.
The members of the Woman S club OF
: Grand Junction will be glad to learn
that Mrs. l.. NJ Goddard HIS beer
chosen as the president of the Won
ans Club of Denver. She is the wife
of Luther NJ. Goddard who served
one term as Justice of the Suprem,
Court of Colorado Mrs. Goddard wa
elected 20 the position unanimously
thus showing that she is quite popula
Edgar L. Beard has resurrected TIN
Fruita independent and it came ou
Saturday under the name of the Fruit
: Record. 1t is neat eight-page five
column ousrto and should have til
undivided support of the merchants o
Fruita. That place has needed sub
stantial weekly newspaper for severa
years and Mr.. Beard can give it t
them providing the merchants come t
his support and stand by him.
a prominent business firm receive
letter today from a gentleman a
CIarinda. Iowa, member of the cit
council in that city. stating that Ii
had visited this city last fall and ha
then gone through the northwest H
stated that he had seen no place tina
had attracted his attention or likin
quite so much as this city and that Ii