The daily sentinel., 1905-04-22
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Special prices in four-in-hands at
Ryan's Famous.
Easter is here; so is spring neck
wear at Ryan's Famous.
Many country people are in town
this afternoon and the merchants are
busy
Nothing like it. Neckwear nearly
given away Saturday, April 22, at
Ryan's Famous.
party of young people from the
city spent yesterday picnicking in No
Thoroughfare canon.
A special session of the directors
of the Chamber of Commerce will
be held Monday afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
John F. Moore of the Grand June
tion Fruit Growers Association left
last night Tor his big ranch near
Bridgeport.
The Easter program at the Baptist
church Sunday evening will close
with THE Holy City" illustrated by
many beautiful stereopticon views.
NJ. Lautzenheser of Montrose. an
old prospector well known here. was
in town last night en- route to some
placer claims he has near Cisco, Utah.
All Elks are earnestl yrequested to
meet at 7:15 O'Clock Sunday night
at Elks' lodge room to attend Easter
services at the Episcopal church.
Chaplain Rev c. w. G. Lyon ofIiei-
ating.
The Rural Talk. the local agri
cultural paper, has suspended publi-
cation owing to the fact that S. f.
DuRee, the editor and proprietor, has
decided to remove to the east. The
Rural Talk has been published week
ly for the past three years and has
enjoyed a goodly portion of prosper
ity. The Weekly Herald absorbs the
subscription list of the Rural Talk.
Word has been received in the city
that Mr. Hammer, a former well
known resident of the city who NOV
ed to Grand Junction several years
ago. is lying critically il at his home
there and so serious is his condition
his daughter. Miss Nellie Hammer.
has been called to her home from
Boulder where she is now attending
school.-Aspen Democrat.
The Palisade base ball team won
victory over the Grand junction
high school team yesterday afternoon
at Palisade. The score stood 12 to
in favor of Palisade. The Grand
Junction boys expected to contest
with team composed solely of mem
bers of the Palisade school, but
when the game was opened they
found that two or three outsiders
men of considerable experience-had
been secured by the Palisade team
for the game.
Quite large crowd was in attend
ance last night at the social given
at the Baptist church by the Baptist
Young Peoples Union. The art ex-
hibit created great amusement and
was very interesting if not instruct
i've. The exhibit consisted of bur
lesques on famous works of art, both
pictures and statuary. Elegant re-
freshments were served and there
were several fine musical selections.
The guests were delighted with the
entertainment.
Today the fine soda fountain and
accompanying fixtures and supplies
We're received by Bacon & Spaulding,
proprietors of the Elite candy kitch-
en-, and the fountain is being placed
in position today. All of the fixtures
for the ice cream parlors have ar
rived but the tables and chairs, and
these have been shipped from the
east. The Elite will be ready to
serve their friends tomorrow. as the
fountain will then be in operation.
Cali at the Elite and inspect the hand
some parlors and partake of the fin
est make of ice creams and sherbets.
Now that Editor Bunting of the
Grand Junction Sentinel has been
elected mayor of that city, there is
little doubt that things will be run
shipshape. He must be an excep-
tional financier, as he manipulates
the income and outgo of newspaper
in such a way that they balance
fairly well; he no doubt also has
great executive ability if he can keep
a newspaper force busy. BY his
great width and depth of experience
an editor ought to make good
mayor. And, of course. Editor Bunt-
ing has many good qualities of his
Western Slope Criterion.
Mayor Bunting of Grand Junction
made talk to the new council of
that city that shows that he means to
do something to benefit that town.
He gives much time to streets and al
leys and his talk shows that while
serving as reporter and editor for
his newspaper he has observed many
things that need the attention of the
community. and as the head of the
town he will try to remedy some, or