The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-21

mine on Mt. Garfield this morning
Our Christmas perfumes are SUI
perb. Call and see them. c. D. smith
Drug company
Dr. P. P. Collins was able to be
out for short time today for the
first time in over two weeks.
All articles bought of us we en-
grave free of charge. the Primrose
Jewelry and Music company.
Nearly all OF the business houses
are keeping open until a late hour
every evening this week.
All kinds of juvenile books for
Xmas gifts at the Postoffice book
store
w c. Brown moved today from
$50 Hill avenue to one of the ter
races on ouray avenue near Fourth
street.
Xmas gifts in books. padded lea
theirs, classics, and the latest, up-to-
date novels at the Postofice book
store.
The city schools close tomorrow
evening for the Christmas holidays.
Programs will be carried out in near
ly every room.
signet rings. hat pins. stick pins,
cum buttons and chatelaine pins we
engrave free OF charge. Primrose
Jewelry & Music company.
The ladies of the f. A. a. coun-
ell viii have a sale of cakes. pies
and plum buildings Saturday. Deem
Der % in the vacant room of the old
Fair block
Trobitz, the plumber. does first
class work at reasonable prices. He
is located at 1872 North Fifth street
Telephone Red 1912. He guaran-
tees satisfactory work.
Much interest was manifested
among the local sports in the big fight
that took place last night. Fritz
was the favorite in Grand junction
though O'Brien had many friends.
We engraye beautiful monograms.
on watch charms. lockets and every
thing else free of charge that you buy
here.-Primrose Jewelry and Music
company
On New Years night occurs the
tenth annual ball of the Grand juno
tion fire department. It will be one
of the biggest events in the social cir
cles of the city You can't afford
TO miss it.
Buy your wife or sweetheart Cor
both) something that is useful as
well as ornamental. SanIodie's
writing desks, dressing tables, music
cabinets and many other nice things
Bannister has them in big line
Tonight at the Auditorium the fam
Gus Midland Opera Quintette will
give one of their peerless concerts
The attraction is one of the highest
class and should be greeted by a
large audience.
Gentlemen! A few suggestive pres
ents for Christmas: Bullets. dress
ers, chiffioneers, library tables, music
cabinets, ladies' desks. couches. nice
piece of china, rugs etc. The biggest
and the best line at Bannister's.
A Pullman car Porter's union
which is intended to include every
negro railroad employee in this SER
vice in the United States, has been
organized by the porters. cafe and
dining car service running into New
York city on various lines.
We have diamonds galore, in
Watches, rings, studs, stick pins.
brooches. cum buttons, at the lowest
prices. also a good many loose dia-
monds we can mount any way you
want them, Primrose Jewelry and
Music company.
Snow is predicted for tonight and
tomorrow by the weather department.
The maximum temperature yesterday
was 81 degrees, the minimum tenn
perature this morning was 16 degrees
The average durins-the last twenty
four hours was 26 degrees.
The first Church of Christ Science
services will be held Sunday morning
at eleven o'clock; Sunday school at
9;i5 O'Clock in the morning. Wednes-
day evening services at 1880 O'Clock
pm. The church is at the corner OF
Seventh street and White avenue.
The funeral OF Miss Mary Holland
took place this afternoon from ST.
Joseph's Catholic church. Father Con-
way conducting the services. The
funeral was largely attended by the
friends of the young lady. The inter
ment took place in the Catholic Gem
etery on Orchard Mesa.
Last night social dance was given
at the Auditorium between the hours
of nine and eleven by Prof Flint. the
dancing teacher. \ large number of
young people. pupils at the dancing
school, We're in attendance and the
two hours could not have been more
enjoyable. The music furnished was
fine and the floor as usual was in
| splendid condition.
Mr.. II. E. Frost, founder of the
Herald al Grand Junction has sold
his newspaper interests there to Mr.
Clinton Martin and Will retire at least