The daily sentinel., 1905-04-15

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Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Campbell today. "a fine girl.
E. r. Miller of Fremont. Neb..
is a new arrival in the city.
w. G. Choate returned yesterday
at noon from his trip TO Denver.
william Hill of Price. Utah. was
an arrival in the city at noon today.
Ben A. Frye of Napha is in the
city today on short business trip.
The Hooligan band will give par
ade and concert next Monday at noon.
Mrs. L. A Kennedy of Lake City
is the guest of friends in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Poor of Boul-
der are spending few days in the
city.
A man with a newly patented wa
ter pump is in the city today exhib-
iting the same.
Miss Jennie Campbell left last
night for the east on an extended
visit to friends.
Mrs. A. c. Newton leaves tomor-
TOW Tor salt Lake City on visit 10
relatives and friends.
There are many pretty Easter win
dows in the city today. Some of the
displays are very artistic.
\ J. f. Fleming of the firm of Flem-
ing & Lamb was in Palisade today
looking after business matters.
Peter Anderson entertained about
twenty friends last evening at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Richardson.
Mrs. Hazel Derrickson left today
for the Dolores country. where she
will spend the summer months.
Mrs. H. e. Harris and daughter.
0 Mise Na11fa fnr Gar I oh
City, where they will probably reside.
One of the loveliest displays of
/ Easter millinery ever seen in the
city. The Sullivan Sisters. in the
/ Lyons block
DR.. c. d. Fisher and family moved
/ into the Allison property. now owned
/ by Mrs. Josephine Pearce, on North
/ Seventh street.
Mrs. NJ. o. Delaplain has been very
| i'll for the past two days, and her
condition has been critical for the
past twenty-four hours.
Mrs. Herman r. Bull has issued
! invitations to "A luncheon to be given
on Thursday of next week at her
home on North First street.
Owing to the bad weather. we will
continue our discount sale until Ap-
ril %. One-third OFF on all pur-
chases. G. V. Store, 356 Main ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Kenyon ar
rived in the city last night from
/ Des Moines. Ia. and will spend sew
eral days with friends in the valley
The last session of the present city
council Will be held Monday evening
and at that session the newly elected
officials will be inducted into Office
Mr. and Mrs. Olive Cressy and
. Il D. f.rs Of ~g..se
in the city this morning. They were
en- route to the far west on a pleas
ure trip.
The Sullivan Sisters are showing
most complete line of Easter and
| spring millinery at their store in the
| Lyons block Newest styles; pretti-
est creations
r. p. Davie and J. r. McKinnie
1 left last night for Colorado Springs
after spending several days here Mr.
| Davie viii return shortly to Cali
fornia to join his family
Mr.. and Mrs c. d. Smith vacated
the Manion residence on Gunnison
avenue today and moved into the
4. c. Hickman residence on Grand
avenue which Mr. Smith recently
/ purchased.
Citizens who see young men run
ming fiercely up and down our streets
and out on the country roads need
not doubt their sanity-they are sim
ply the high school boys training for
| Field day.
The city clerks Office is a busy
place these days. Clerk Leslie is
winding up the affairs of the admin
istration preparatory to turning over
the Offices to the new officials who
/ will be sworn in Monday.
A trnoJ l., I..s.,.- -. 4
by the Sullivan Sisters, the new mil
liners in the Lyons block on Fourth
street Their stock is complete as
any ever brought to the city. Have
YOU inspected their goods?
A committee called on county
! Judge w. s. Sullivan yesterday and
! discussed with him the matter of
maintaining "A juvenile court in Grand
i junction. The juvenile laws will be
II given close attention and strictly en-
forced.
Today at noon v c. Talbert. who
4 viii succeed Max Buchanan as cash
ier of the Grand Valley National
Bank. arrived in the city from Colo
1 RADIO Springs. Mr.. Buchanan, how
ever, will not leave the city for two
or three weeks.
There We're about twenty guests
entertained last evening at the home
OF MI ana Mrs. Wllllam IL. Platt on
Ute avenue. High five was enjoyed
for two hours. Delightful refresh
ments We're served. Mr.. and Mrs
Platt know well how to entertain.
A good patronage has been extend
ed the ladies of the Christian church.
who are holding a bazaar and sale
of homemade foods in one of the
rooms of the Reed block today. This
evening the sale will doubtless con
tinue, and ices and cake will be sold
On May 16 the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Citizens Gas
& Coke Company will be held in this
city Five new directors Will he
elected. The matter of increasing
the number of directors from i've to
seven and of reducing the 'capitaIiza-
tion from 100000 to SEQ 900 viii
be passed upon at the meeting.
At the meeting of county asses
sors recently held in this city. the
assessors declared that, according to
a correct Interpretation Of the law.
every taxpayer. whether he is at the
head of a family or not. is eNempt
I from faNa. np conn ,,-.....f