The daily sentinel., 1906-07-19

o. E. Dillon of Montrose was in
the city yesterday.
/ FOR SALE-Fine English Morello
cherries. Phone 1888 red.
/ It pays to buy the ElSocorro cigar
Why because you get your moneys
worth.
Z Look our stock over for fine bug
gies and harness new and old.-Fred
Mantey.
Keep your eye on the matinee rae
es. You want to be there. Eight
big events.
Window awnings put up by Lowe
& Coulter. 1875 N. 5th street. Prices
reasonable.
/ w. p. Dale came down from Delta
last night and will remain over un-
til tomorrow morning.
The Knights of Pythias We're in
session two hours last night holding
very enjoyable meeting.
Coor's celebrated golden beer, qts,
per dozen $3.50: pts. per dozen 81.
Delivered. Phone 663 Black.
Mayor ProaTem John O'Boyle ae-
companied by his wife, went to Den
yer last evening for a short visit.
The ladies aid society of the Fruit
Ridge district will hold \ fruit sale
at the GOurley furniture store on
Saturday.
Undersherin and Mrs Ed NJ.
Hardy left last night for Denver to
enjoy the concluding DAYS Of the
Elk convention.
a Bergeron. the piano tuner will
receive your orders for tuning al
BannIste=s store or at his residence
S56 Colorado avenue.
The RAIDER boy who had his hand
cut on at the planning mill day be
fore yesterday. is getting along as
well as could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Lien baugh letf
last night for Salt Lake to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Lawrence C.
Sloan, which takes place today.
Get our figures on your plumbins
/ jobs Everything up TO date all
work Euaranteed.-Lewis * Sallee,
l24 \. 9th street, Phone 1881 red
DIR. Byron W. Griffith writes the
/ Sentinel that he is now in Seattle
I Washington, but has not fully decid-
ed where he will permanently set
/ tie.
The work Of moving the narrow
/ guage rolling stock started today
The first broad guage train will run
/ from Grand Junction to Delta tomor-
row morning.
Commissioner Harkins. who has
been looking after the welfare of
his fruit farm at Grand Junction. re-
| turned to the city Monday night via
the Midland.-Aspen Democrat.
Having been in the steam and hot
water heating business for anumber
of years. We are able to give you
a plant that will satisfy you. Call
and see us at 124 \. Fifth street.
Lewis & Sallee. Phone 1851 red.
Buy your groceries. your meats,
. fr=Ftf IL
/ herman and Corcoran. 200 Colorado
avenue. They have the reputation
of filling orders carefully and
promptly and carrying a high quail
/ ity of goods.
/ 1t is estimated that over one mum
l dred Grand Junction people are
camping along fishing streams or on
mountain lakes this month, the Fry
ing Pan, the Gunnison. Hannah creek
Mesa Lakes, Alexander Lakes all
have their quote of Grand Junction
people.
A linotype error made us say
editorially yesterday that "fruit
growing was a business when the
pioneers of Palisade We're cheered
and encouraged by the ruddy color
and great size of the grapes of Es-
hcol' when IL should have read "the
pienaers of paiis.ia ..-~.-- si.es.-esi.
etc" The pioneers of Pailsade hard
ly had a very intimate acquaintance
with the grapes of Eshcol
Confess Olga Won Hatzfeldt, who
is remembered for the signal hit
she made on Hammerstein's Paradise
Roof Garden in New York, has been
secured as a star for a term of ton
years by Milton and Sargent Aburn.
In view of the success she made last
year in the New York Casino pro
duction Of "The Little Duchess" she
will continue in the clever musical
comedy for another season. The
Ahorns Will have a number of other
musical offerings on tour this season.
including their big production of the
| successiu! comic opera Dolly Ver.
dem" end the same splendid sing
ing organization then presented last
yeaI In robin Hood" which WAS
accounted one of the strongest ar
rays Vi vocal talent ever marsnollod
together. Elsie Jalis, who made her
memorable hit under their manage
ment, will be seen again this year
III The Vanderbilt Cup" by arrange
Incnt with Liebler and company.
Messrs, Aborn have not completed
their plans for the coming season, as
there are several other ventures
pending, in the line of musical pro-
ductions which will be announced
later.