The daily sentinel., 1905-02-02
valentines at q. V. Store.

Valentines at G. V. Store.
Join the suitorium club. $3.50
per month.
Wanted ribbons or laces. go to
C. V. Store.
For. birthday or wedding gifts go
TO the C. V. Store.
Good weather is coming soon if the
old ground hog theory holds good.
Ask for No. 1901 and No. 1874
hosiery for children. C. V. Store.
John Reese and John Castor. both
of Palisade. were in town this after
noon.
Mrs. Ellen Payne has just recov-
cred. from a serious illness of two
weeks.
Samuel n. Wheeler returned at
noon today from a four days trip to
Denver.
Full line washable embroidery
silks, stamped linens, battenberg
braids and findings. C. V. Store.
Clinton H. Martin. editor of the
Palisade Tribune. is in the city this
afternoon attending to business mat
ters.
Weather forecast for thirty-six
hours ending pm. Friday: West
ern Colorado-Ra or snow tonight
and Friday; colder.
Vaughn. the coal man. Give me
trial order. Prompt delivery and
satisfaction guaranteed. Office with
chas. Smith. opposite postofice.
Two new millinery establish
ments. a new meat market and a new
clothing store are to enter the Grand
Junction business world within the
next month.
The Spencer Seedless Apple Com
pany today sent out the contracts for
| Germany and Switzerland. These
are two of the biggest contracts made
in several months by the company.
John S. Vaughan, the coal man.
will furnish you with the best coal
In the city. Prompt delivery. Of
fee across the street from the post
Office. Phones 394 Red and 1404
Red.
DIR. T. NJ. Milliken will accupy the
office room on Fourth street now oc-
cupied by the Spencer Seedless APP
pie Company, on the removal of the
latter to it's old offices in the Currie
block
Rain fell the greater part of last
anA hoe haan 70 lIfpU oil daN
long in nearly every section of the
valley. Some of the sidewalk wealth
er prophets believe that the rain will
have tendency" to break the
backbone" of the bad weather.
C. II. speers of Denver. general
passenger agent of the Midland, was
an arrival in the city at noon today.
accompanied by II. L. Vickery, the
new general agent of the Midland to
be located in this city. MIR. Vickery
was formerly located at Carbondale.
and is a most pleasant appearing
gentleman. Mr.. Vickery will as
sumo charge of the Midland business
here at. once.
In the mail of today this Office
received a very handsomely illum-
mated four-page circular, issued by
the Midland relative to the Grand
valley. The circular has for its head
ing "Colorado's Garden Spot" which
is not inappropriate in the least and
was issued under the direction of
General Passenger Agent Speers of
the Midland, who is evincing much
interest in this city and the valley,
all for which the public generally is
to be congratulated.
A reporter for the Sentinel had a
| long talk with Captain Jack Sumner
today, the talk being occasioned by
Mr.. Sumner being shown a cata-
logue of a new private school in
Pennsylvania called Cedarcroft, the
school being located in the old home
of, Bayard Taylor, at Kennett, Pa.
| Then Captain Sumner told of the
| fact that he had acted as guide for
Bayard Taylor in trip that he took
across the Rocky mountains in 1866.
He said that he heard him lecture
upon several occasions and that he
was very prosy but at the camp fire
his splendid fund of information and
the fact that he had been much
travelled, made him a delight to be
with on the journey. Captain Sum
ner has the most vivid recollections
of Taylor