The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20

Buy your Christmas presents OF
the c. d. Smith & Co. druggists.
W. S. Wallace is out of town this
week on a business trip.
Harmon & Son. and Crawford shoes
for men at less than cost. Lyons &
Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Knapp left
last night for visit to Wichita. Kan
sas
We are showing an unusually COM
plete line of holiday gifts C. d. Smith
& Co, druggists.
Work in the third degree was
done last night at the meeting of the
Odd Fellows.
Come in and see the latest, newest
and best thing in a rocker, at Bannis-
ter's. 1t makes an elegant present.
Ed. Madden was an arrival from
Salida last night and is greeting
his old time friends today.
Get a nice suit of clothes. or over
coat for Christmas. We have them
at less than cost at Lyons & Son.
Ed Cotes went down to Fruita on
No. to look after some business in
terests in that little city.
Leave orders for Christmas plum
pudding at 1870 Colorado avenue
Mrs. Lindhard.
There was a business meeting of
the trustees and stewards of the
Methodist church last night.
If you buy Lowney's Xmas candy
you buy the best. at c. d. Smith &
Co., druggists.
The Union Trust and Banking com
pany is distributing among its pat
rons an assortment of lovely calan-
ders of unique design.
Boys three piece suit, long pants,
age q to II years. Get your boy one
for Christmas-Less than cost a.
Lyons and Son.
Frank Whitaker came in last
night from Detroit, Michigan. where
he has been visiting relatives and old
friends for several weeks.
A light fall of snow fell in the city
during the early hours OF the morn
ing but from other portions of the
valley come reports OF a heavier fall.
At the Family Liquor store, Colo
RADIO avenue. great variety of the
finest table wines for the holidays. 80
cents per bottle.
Mrs. Jenney came in this week
from her home in Utah TO speui a
few days with her daughter, MISS
Jenney, one of the popular teachers
of the city schools.
AT the Family Liquor store on
Colorado avenue, Cordie Frere's Cog
nae brandy 800 per quart bottle,
California Cherry Drips 7 5 cents per
quart bottle.
Len Johnson, the young man who
was dangerously injured as result
of an explosion near Fruita Monday
is still getting along as nicely as
could be expected although his con
dltlon is still critical.
The two boys who ran away from
the Indian school some months ago
and who surrendered to the officers in
Denver were brought back to the city
by supt. Burton. the first of the week.
The youngsters were glad to get back
and 1t is not likely that they will
seek another runaway adventure
soon.
The painting contest inaugurated
by the Mesa Paint and Wall Paper
store closed the first of the week and
Miss Mary Barkaloo, was the vim
ner of the first prize. Mr.. Robin
son. of the paint store, offered hand
somely framed and very pretty pic
ture, for the best picture or piece of
sktohing done by a pupil in the city
schools under nineteen years of age.
There were several contestants. Ar
chic Bliss, Whipple Chester and Miss
Louise Barkaloo, sister of the sue
cessful contestant resolved honorable
mention.
One OF the lovllest afternoon par
ties given in the city during the past
few weeks was that OF Mrs. Gustave
Van Hoorebeke at her charming
home on East Main street yesterday
Thirty ladies' were the guests and the
party might be called a thimble party
as all the ladies had their needlei
and work with them. The rooms o
the Van Hoorebeke home were su
perbly decorated with holly, Their
we're great wreaths, and festoons o
holly everywhere and these decora
lions, Characteristic of the joyou
holiday season called for the tn
heartiest admiration from the guests
Miss Della Lumsden. the richly talent
ed pianist. delighted the guests will
several selections during the after
noon. The luncheon was delightful
~ and prettily served. Mrs. Var
Hoorebeke is a hostess not to be ex
celled in hospitality or geniality. he
home frequently is the scene of pleas
ant entertainments, none of whicl
were more enjoyable than the party o
yesterday.
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