The daily sentinel., 1904-04-09

Is HOW III Olu NlIRiHid-
Orders taken for engraved visiting
cards at the G. V. Store.
A splendid new line OF carpets and
rugs at the Bargain House.
The Revere hotel will be under new
management after the 18th Harry
Yantz taking charge.
Howard B. Eldridge. a we'll kno xn
conductor has purchased the Alex
Burke residence at 112 Rood.
We want your sewer connections.
Come and see if our prices are not
right. The Grand Junction Plumbing
Co.
Robert f. Fletcher. ex-county trea-
surer, owner of the Touring mills in
the Plateau country. is visitor to
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drew. of the Ladies
Emporium have just returned from a
visit to Denver, where they attended
the spring millinery openings.
Mothers want the best hosiery for
their children that can be had at low
price. At the G.. V. Store you will
find just what you want. Ask for No.
1874.
The Star Laundry is thoroughly
prepared to do all kinds of family and
commercial laundry. PHONE 1872
black, and bundles will lie callen for
aud delivered. Work sat isfactory.
T. F. Flucken. the venerable con-
all smemb bers to meet at thsir hall Sun
day afternoon at 2 30 O'Clock to attend
the lecture on Fraternalism in the
Presbyterian church.
large and extensive petition is be-
ing circulated today asking that DIR.
George r. Warner permit his name
to be placed in nomination for the
vacancy to occur in the school board
1t the coming election.
The Modern Woodmen of America
are earnestly requested to attend the
lecture on "Fraternalism' Sunday
afternoon in the Presbyterian church.
hy Rev George Bray This notice is
by order of the officers of the lodge.
! have closed my dressmakinR par
lor for the season but am at the old
stand taking orders for tailor suits.
also shirt waist suits. See our silk
fnulard shirt waist suits ready to wear
at Sl6. Call afternoons. n. w. Blaine
456 Main st.
Orson Adams. Jr., will leave this
evening for Glenwood Springs to which
place he goes to meet members of his
family from Baltimore. his old home.
In the party are his mother.
Mrs Orson Adams, Miss Daisy
Adams. a sister and Miss Ruth Ham
ilton. niece of Mr.. Adams. They
will spend sometime in this city.
The ladies in charge of the Nav
Day ball of the Women of Woodcraft
are in active preparation for their
ball already. This is the one social
occasion of the year for which the
members of that popular fraternal or
gauization strive their best to excel.
The ball occurs on Monday, May ?
this year the first day falling on Sun
day. That the ball will equal that
of any former occasion is unquestion-
able. as the ladies will neither spare
time or money in the attempt. to make
ic splendid success.
The Masquerade ball by the Turn
er society last night was not nearly
so largely attended as it could have
been. The arrangements made by the
committee of the Turner's for a good
social time were without fault and
those who did attend had most enjoy
able time. The usual handsome and
grotesque costumes. which generally
appear at masquerade balls were in
evidence last night and the masquers
seemed to be having good time.
There were not to exceed seventy five
couples on the floor at any one time.
The supper was in charge of Mrs.
Darling, of the Metropolitan resta ur.
ant. N.e
Christian church. .-Iu the meetings
conducted by the local pastor during
the past week many have accepted
Christ. Interest continues with
large number Saturday evening the
topic will be "What Would Jesus
Do. 2" Sunday morning the subject
will be Bearing the Cross and in
the evening Mr.. Walters will give his
lecture on "Sin" using number of
chemicals to illustrate the nature Of
sin very clear to even the children.
Waiting candidates will receive bap
tism at the evening service. Meetings