The daily sentinel., 1905-03-01


cards Friday afternoon.
The festive bill collector is out to-
day in all his and her glory.
Corn fed beef used exclusively at
the Independent Meat Market
Louis jacques will leave about the
18th of March for Goldfeld. New.
Mrs. George R. Warner enter
tanned at / o'clock luncheon today.
The ladies of st. Matthews Guild
entertain this evening at the rectory.
NJ H. Loefler returned last night
from short trip to Glenwood
Springs.
Samuel n. Wheeler left last night
for Glenwood Springs on important
legal business.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Arthur
will entertain the Owl Whist Club
Thursday night.
The law and enforcement party
will hold another meeting on Tues
day evening of next week.
Max Buchanan, cashier of the
Grand Valley National Bank. left for
Denver last night on business.
The crowd out at the skating rink
last night was very large. Only cou-
pies were allowed to skate last even
ing.
Mrs. Orson Adams leaves this ev-
ening for Denver to meet Mr., Adams,
who is returning from his eastern
trip.
Mrs. Edwin Price and Mrs. A. r.
Cullen will entertain friends on Sat
urday afternoon at the home of the
former.
Our market is our own. No trust
or anyone else owns it but ourselves
Independent Meat Market. C. P.
eGssert.
Our vegetables, fish. oyster and
game department will always contain
the latest the market affords. Inde-
pendent Meat Market.
A large number of ladies' were
out this afternoon at the skating
rink, the afternoon being reserved
exclusively for ladies.
Hear the splendid soloists tonight.
and see the finest series of mov-
ing pictures ever shown in Grand
Junction. at the opera house tonight
Last night a large crowd was out
to enjoy the Sunday school picnic
at the Methodist church. There was
plenty to amuse and everyone had
good time.
Theodore Goette, former well
known citizen, writes to The Sentinel |
that he is located at Provo, Utah. |
and that he has purchased bakery |
there and is doing well.
A special meeting of the Woolmen |
of the World will be held Thursday |
night to consider matters connected |
with the coming district convention |
to be held at Buena Vista.
Today Miss Daisy South, who for
several years has been employed as
in the offices of NJ. O. |
Delaplain, will take up similar work |
in the offices of the Spencer seedless
Apple Company.
This afternoon at the Odd Fellows
hall the Women's Relief Corps are
entertaining a large number of the
friends of the order. A splendid pro-
gram has been prepared and refresh
ments will be served.
The Bacon-Spalding Candy Com
pany. manufacturers of fine candies, 1
will renovate the entire interior of
their store shortly and make fine
ice cream parlor in the rear. They
will also add to their equipment
fine soda fountain.
Miss Daisy South before entering
upon her duties of stenographer will
take a rest of fifteen days or there
abouts and have her eyes treated |
Miss South has been clerk in the
Office of Nj. o. Delaplain for three
years and has proven a most efficient
ographer,
Tonight the Beatty Bros. big NOV
ing picture and specially show will
give another performance, with an
entire change of program over last
night. Everybody was pleased last
evening, so if you did not see the
show last night. come out tonight.
and if you did see it. come out and
enjoy another fine program.
Those who know w. c. Scheu viii
wonder greatly that he has ever con
sented to a contract for the Seedless
Apple company that gives any other
organization control of the stock, |
other than the home company. There |
are usually wheels within wheels, |
and it would be a good wager that
Mr.. scheu has the best end of the
horn.
Yesterday afternoon about twenty
of the little friends of Miss Kathleen
Plunkett, the pretty little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Prunkett. !
gathered at the Plunkett home on
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