The daily sentinel., 1905-05-25


this morning.
Panama hats at Ryan's Famous.
Special prices.
Six vags We're run in last night by
the city police.
The Grand hotel entertained over
thirty guests yesterday.
John II. Kane of Kiowa, Kan. is
a new arrival in the city.
Panama hats just in. Made up in
different shapes. At Ryan's Famous.
Frank Silvey of Mesa was in town
this morning on a short business
/ trip.
The VanBuren brothers have pur-
chased DR.. Knude Hanson's automo-
bile.
Many of the business houses on
Main street are being repainted this
week.
Assessor l.. II. Breeze is reported
some better today. His condition is
serious.
Oliver Dean of ouray. the district
court stenographer, was in the city
last night.
George Clark of Palisade and c.
NJ. Kilgore of Palisade were in town
| this afternoon.
All aboard for the Little Book
cliffs Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.
| SC. One price to all.
The opera house stage was beauti-
fully decorated today for the com
mencement exercises this evening.
One of the Grand Junction ball
teams will go to Glenwood Springs
to cross bats with a team at that
place Saturday.
Ray Jacobs. who was seriously in
| jured in the runaway accident Tues
day afternoon, Is getting along very
nicely.
Saturday afternoon the Palisade
junior base ball team will cross bats
with the junior team of this city at
the hospital grounds.
The work Of dividing the old Ma
sonic hall in the Canon block into
Office rooms will begin shortly after
the first OF the month.
Full cream caramels, their own
make. the 40c kind. will be sold at
special sale Saturday by Bacon &
Spaulding at 25c per pound.
Prof Sanford Bell, who will de
liver an address before the gradual
ing class this evening at the opera
house, arrived in the city at noon.
Miss Sarah Bracken entertained
the b. T. G. Club last evening in Il
very charming manner. All of the
young ladies of the club were pres
ent.
Hon. Benton Canon was an arrival
in the city last night from Durango.
He left today for his home in Den
yer, after greeting many friends in
this city.
This evening from until o'clock
the third division of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Methodist church will
serve l &c tea at the Methodist par
sonage. Come and have your supper
You have probably heard of this
before. but 1t won't hurt you to be
reminded again. The physical cul-
| ture entertainment TO be given at
the opera house on Friday evening.
May 26.
The change presented by the city
alleys after the hoboes working for
the city have passed through them
has a tendency to raise higher the
hopes of those interested in the civic
improvement work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.. Reeser
yesterday transferred to II. E. Fan
chier. the well known railroad man,
S2 acres of excellent land. The con
sideration was $3.50. The sale was
made by II. T. Del.ong and Yelton q
Gaines.
Every seat on the lower floor and
every seat in the balcony has been
sold for the commencement exer-
cises this evening at the opera house.
The house will not he able to hold
all who desire to hear the young
people.
Capt. ]. NJ. Kennedy. organizer for
the Woodmen of the World. and fam
| lily will leave this evening for Den
yer, where they will spend the sum
mer. Mr.. Kennedy has rented his
5-acre ranch near the city for the
summer.
Al Blackburn of this city has been
appointed inspector for the National
Cash Register Company of Dayton,
o., for the western slope territory.
| He received his credentials yesterday
Al is thoroughly qualified to perform
the work of inspector and the com
pany will find in him satisfactory
Official.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Sisler of Den
yer. who will attend the meeting OF
the Bill Posters Association in this
| city. are warm friends of Mrs. Anna
Kelley and daughters. Mrs. Kelley
having known Mr.. Sisler for more
tary of the Currens Bill Posting As
sociation of Denver,
Following the commencement eX-
erclses this evening the members OF
/ the graduating class will be enter
tanned by the juniors of the high
school at an elegant banquet to be
| served at the Grand hotel. The me-
nu will be elaborate The banquet
is always one of the brightest feat
ures of commencement week
For next season the Park opera
house management promises some of
the largest and best attractions com
ing west. Contracts have been signed
for twenty different companies and
others are being considered. as only
n limited number WI. be accepted.
For our fair week a first class roper
toire company has been engaged.
The work of laying third track
on the grounds of the new depot be
gan this week and will be completed
within few days. One or two other
tracks will probably be laid. The
sidewalks leading from the corner OF
Second and Pitkin to the old depot
have been removed, and the new de
l i. 4.