The daily sentinel., 1905-10-23
'Wyoming'' tomorrow night.

j town tOudN.
T. E. Lewis, of Palisade. was in
town this morning
I The J. NJ. Graham bankrupt stock
of clothing is now being invoiced.
4 Lace collar spreaders. What are
I they2 Call at Stong's and see them.
\ Rev. Eugene H. Smith is expected
home today from his visit to Monte
Vista.
H. c. Don Carlos. of Eureka, Utah
is in town looking after business
matters.
No was about two hours late
this afternoon arriving shortly before
three O'Clock.
Miners are wanted at the Book
Cliff mines. Apply at the yards on
West Main Street.
c. T. Barnard. of Holstein. Ia, ar
rived in the city yesterday and will
spend the week here.
I Bergeon will keep your piano in
tune for a year for almost the price
of one tuning. at Vorheck's.
Candy at the G. V. Store at Is
cents per pound, or free with every
purchase OF 5 LOO or more.
ASK to see the childrens hosiery
The very finest kind that can't be
beat for the price at the G. v.
store.
! Mrs. c. F. Thomas and little daugh-
ter will arrive in this city from Grand
Junction for a couple of days visit
in this city.-Glenwood Avalanche.
we are able to furnish help of any
kind by the day or month. Catering
I especially. Inquire at the A. NJ. F..
I church parsonage corner of White
and Second or phone Red 1921.
Grand Junction claims to have a
state bank with over S500,00O de
posits and sixty per cent of that
amount available to meet any de-
mand. That's the way to do it.
Ouray Herald
Z c. 5. Bearsley. of Racine. Michi-
gan, who has been here for some time
visiting his son left last night for
his home. His son who has spent the
summer here seeking better health
may purchase n ranch in the valley
DIR. n. $. Johnson who was called
I to Horton, Kansas, last week by the
death of his father, leaves that city
today for Grand Junction and viii ar
rive home Tuesday night or Wednes-
day at noon.
Willie Lynch, the sixteen-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs William A.
Lynch is very i'll at his home in the
Crawford addition suffering from ap-
pendicitis. He only recently recover
ed from a severe attack of typhoid
fever.
Just a few doors below the post
office you viii find Wes Flagg's
4 barber shop where the best of SER
vice is accorded every patron. Com
petent and courteous workmen and
modern appliances. Everything clean
and attractive.
Mr. Chapman, a prominent attor-
ney OF Ottawa, Ills. is in the city on
a business trip and is the guest Of
Z 4 n NTrs f1s mn,
old time friend of Henry h. Rhone
He is also an old time friend of j.
/ e. Olds.
Jay Clary. the barber. expects to
/ leave the city tomorrow for the Lit
/ tie Dolores on u hunt for bear and
other large game. He will be gone
about ten days and his friends expect
/ the bruin population to decrease 500
per cent as a result of his trip.
All who enjoy good sport should
arrange to witness the foot ball and
basket ball games between the Grand
/ Junction and the Delta teams at the
fair grounds Saturday. 1t will be
the biggest day of sport Grand June
! tion has had in a good long time.
The Temple Male Quartette. the
first number of the Grand Junction
lyceum course, which will be heard
at the Congregational church Friday
/ nAHAlA " III Nt EAGtAtu UN an lllllltuSt
audience, and there is no doubt that
it will prove a popular number.
Miss Fraser. of Pueblo. has been
employed on the force of teachers.
The increased attendance oyerworked
the four teachers and necessitated
her employment. Our rapidly in
creasing population will render an
other school house absolutely ueces-
sary next year.-Palisade Tribune.
sued a bulletin placing the total mum
Der of deaths in Colorado for Septem.
ber at S19. on an estimated popula-
tion of 634,O6G. this would make the
annual death rate l7.6 per 900
Deaths from diphtheria, 4 scarlet
fever, 20; small poX IA; typhoid fever
334
Mrs B. F. Harrison returned to-
day to Grand Junction accompanied
by two of j. w. Mahan's little chill
dren. Mrs. H. is Mr.. Ms sister and
viii care for the little ones until Mrs
Mahan is recovered from typhoid
fever with which she has been very
i'll, but is now improving. -Ouray
Herald.
J. H. Lavery, general manager of
the Grand Junction Smelling com
pany paid Ouray a visit this week re
turning home Tuesday He was
lltdscu WIN lne OUTLOOK mere Tor
ore for his company and believes that
he will get three or four cars of sill
icious ores daily. They expect to !
blow in about the lst.-Ouray Her
aid.
Miss Cummins arrived i'm the city |
saturday from Colorado Springs and |
viii act as deaconess for the First !
Methodist church. Deaconess Cum |
Minis has long been active in church /
work in the state and the members of |
the Grand Junction church are glad /
to welcome her to this city Miss
Cummins was deaconess of the First
Methodist church at Grand Rapids 4
Mich. for eight years.
Charles b. Hanfords tour for the II
season of 1886 has opened most |
auspiciously. His audiences have
been enthusiastic to a degree that II
leaves no doubt Of his possessing that Il
indetnable magnetism which com
mands popular interest The critics
too have recognized in Mr. Hanford
"a kindred spirit, intent on maintain
ing the highest ideals of the drama Il
and preserving its best traditions
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