The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17

a
proof filters. all sizes. just received at
Krohn's second hand store.
T Mrs. Orson Adams Jr., will
entertain at a thimble party tomor-
row afternoon. The affair will be in
I formal.
Miss HMayme Stevens, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stevens, return
ed home yesterday from Boulder,
where she has been in attendance at
the University.
\ ANY person having accounts with
The Mesa Dancing Club will please
4 present the same to Harry MeCurdy
NJ the Mesa County National bank on
or before June 30th.
Miss Leslie Wilbur who is suffer
/ ing from a sprained ankle is still
confined to her room and will hardly
/ be able to resume her work of teach
ing in the city schools at the present
term.
Mrs. George W. Kelier and Mrs
D. w. Darrow. of Glenwood Springs
were guests of Mrs. w. G. Choate
Yesterday. Mrs Choate entertained
a number of her friends informally
to meet her guests.
Seats for the class program were
placed on sale at Haskells pharmacy
this morning. seats for the commence
u
on.
Mrs. Gustave Van Hoorebeke is
we're spell of sickness. The many
slowly recovering from quite Sc
we're spell of sickness. The many
] friends of the lady will be glad to
learn of her convalesence.
This morning when the sale of
seats for the commencement exer-
cises opened there was a long string
of people waiting in front of Has
kell's pharmacy and the line was in
form for over an hour. The sale
continued brisk all through the day.
The first home grown Strawberries
brought to this city this season,
were sold here yesterday by David
Welsh, residing east of the city. The
Strawberries were ripe and of a large
size. Mr.. Welsh states that the crop
will be coming along in good style in
the course of five to ten days.
Madame Lisbon, celebrated clair
voyant and palmlst locates stolen or
lost articles gives advice on all af-
fairs of life, reunites the separated
though hundreds OF miles apart. Con
suit her and be convinced. She has
no equal. This week at the carnival
grounds from 10 am. to 10 pm.
The Excelsior Laundry have just
which viii make a great Improvement
in their plant as 1t does away with all
breaking of collars and shapes them
perfectly. They also have machine
for taking off the saw edges on old
collars.
You will not soon recover from
your disappointment If you fail to be
at the opera house next Friday even
ing to see the New Flower Queen.
a most pleasing combination of song.
scenery. girls and women ever in
Grand Junction. They could not he
excelled. Friday evening, Prices so.
30 and 25 cents.
The Sentinel was yesterday award
ed the contract by the head camp
Woodmen of the World for 10000
blotters for the use of the general so
lcitor's quarters. The Sentinel Sc
cured this contract in competition
with printers in Denver and of course
as a job printing establishment The
Sentinel feels highly complimented
over the award.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas b. Crawford
OF Denver, formerly well known resi-
dents here were arrivals in the city
to-day at noon. They are the guests
of Judge and Mrs. Walter S. Sulli-
van. Mr.. Crawford was formerly
early pioneers of the city and valley
He is being greeted today by many
former friends and old time associa-
tes, Mr.. Crawford is at present sue
cesssfully engaged in mining.
AS announced in the Sentinel sew
ernl days ago the officials of the Pali-
sade Irrigation district issued an in
yitation to the public to inspect the
big pumping plant of the district
this afternoon and evening and from
messages received from Palisade we
Judge that the invitation has been
widely accepted and great number
of people Will visit the pumping
plant this afternoon and remain un-
I'll a late hour this evening Refresh
ments viii be served and other fea-
lures will make the occasion mem
orable one. The big plant is lighted
by electricity in the evening. making
an inspection after night fall even
more interesting than visit during
the day.
The popular priced shows that are
being given by the Dixie Carnival
company are much appreciated by
those who can lilly afford TO pay the
prices to frequently attend the var
ious other places of amusement in the
city. 1t is n fact also that with from
thirty to forty people being fed at
the various restaurants and hotels
and the other expenditures of such
a company, that little money is taken
from the city. The high class attrac-
tons take more money from the city
in one night, during the theatrical
season than will be taken by this
popular priced show in the five days
that they Will be there 1t is a fact
that all the money generally gets
back into circulation before such a
company leaves the city.