The daily sentinel., 1906-05-21

Gas ranges put IN al cost--Do II
now.
Tonight the Ells meet In regular
session.
Cook with gas-Fuel gas $3.50 per
thousand feet net.
Reports from the bed of G. w.
Stong are very encouraging
The meeting of the alumni takes
place this evening at the high school
building.
Miss Mary Enoch Will leave short
~ after school ends for an exterted
visit to California.
A big shipment of Roberts germ
proof filters, all sizes, just received al
Krohn's second hand store.
Morris NJ. Keck and Captain and
Mrs. A. Kniles, of the United States
army. spent yesterday in the city en-
route TO a western post.
Mrs. Fern Smith Orr who has been
critically i'll for several weeks. is now
improving in a very satisfactory man
ner and her recovery is assured.
Sherman W. Moody's stag" party
this evening at the Odd Fellows han
will prove one of the social successes
Of the spring. Mr.. Moody will enter
tain about thirty of his bachelor
friends.
The seats for the commencement
will he on sale at HaskeIls pharmacv
on Thursday morning. No person
viii he allowed TO purchase more
than six tickets
Cassells G. CO.. ask the Indulgence
of their many patrons in the delivery
of their goods. for a short time only.
They will have new delivery horses
in the course of a few days The de
liveries will be made the same as
al hut sFs-a
more time than ordinarily.
\ petition sent in to the post
Office department by the people OF
Snipes in the Plateau valley. asking
that the name of the postoffice be
changed has been granted and on July
LIST the change will be made. Mo
lima" will be the new name and the
somewhat unattractive name of
"Snipes' will disappear from the
Colorado postoflice directory. Mol
ina Is Spanish word.
saturday night with a most credit
able and enjoyable production of the
grand old comedy by Nat Goodwin.
In Old Missouri Theodore Torch
and company closed their weeks en-
sHgeiheht AT the Ruditorium- Ihe
auuIehce was one OF the largest OF
the week ana u was husely pleased
WIN inc attraction. NO better roper
,oifc company mas VISITED Grand
Junction TINS year ahu IL IL TO pc re-
fre'leu mat crowded mouse did not
EfeeI tne company each evening. MI.
Loren Lu'us hlgh place IN the al
MIRA leh OF Grand junction amuse-
heht lovers ana ne VIII always be
Warmly welcomed.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Greenfield
and little daughter. arrived in the
city this morning from San Jose, Cal.
and are the guests of Mrs Green
fields mother. Mrs Timothy Manion.
Mr. and Mrs. Greenfield have made
their home at San Jose for the past
year or two. Mr.. Greenfield being
connected with one OF the printing |
establishments of that city. They |
went through some rather thrilling |
experiences as result of the severe |
earthquake shock in~April but had |
about made up their minds TO remain
IN California when the shock eXper- !
fenced in San Jose few days ago |
caused them TO decide to come east. T,
Mr.. Greenfield has not decided fully |
upon his plans Tor the future.
Saturday night the Dixie Carni- I
val company closed It's engagement In |
this city and on Sunday night II de-
parted for Sprinevtl1e. Utah where II /
viii open up tomorrow night for n +
five nights engagement The crowds
Saturday night were nrohoblv the
largest of the week owing 10 the fact
that scores of people were in from tha
country and then the usual big sat
urday night crowds could moi resist |
visiting the carnival grounds Every
show had big run of business The
Dixie Carnival comnonv v,hio 90 /