The daily sentinel. [volume], October 14, 1904, Image 4

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Groceries and Meals
Either by Phone or in
Person.
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Wadsworth & Son.
Special attention to telephone orders. 'Phone, Red 342.
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Lumber
It means money in your pocket to trade with us.
The Grand Junction Lumber Co.,
Corner Main and Spruce St. ’Phone Junction 14
["davies, the paint
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| full line of high grade I
J WALL PAPER j
Forget the Place —233 Main St. Phone 673 Blacß^j
REFRESHING COOL- HEALTHFUL |
VAL BLATZ’ FAMOUS BEER
Sold at ,
THE ABBEY!
Loavo Ordors for House Delivery.
4TH AND COLORADO T. D. REAMS PHONE 462 BLACK |
We Aim to Please and Profit You
FU.iNITW^CTMPANY.
33t> — 33-4- MAIN ST.
Got prices at other places, and then call and see us.
Wo will couvinoo yon chat oar prices are lower than the lowest.
Undertaking Parlors in Connection.
E. A. KROHN IN CHARGE.
Lady Assistant. Phone. 169-2 Junction.
J. F. Parton of Palisade is in town
i today.
! Albert West ot Palisades is in town
; today.
! Walter Graham is out today alter
! a short illness.
L. N. Brunton of Gunnison is a
visitor in the city.
A large addition is being built to
St. Metthew’s rectory.
Dr. A. P. Drew' reports quite a
number of sick horses.
E. G. Cotes made a business trip
through the Plateau country this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Logan of Lead
ville ate spending a few days in the
city.
J. E. Dempsey of Dawson City.
Alaska, is a guest at the Western Hotel
today.
J. A. Henry and A. F. Houghton,
both residents of Salida are visitors in
towu today.
Mr. aud Mrs. C. B. Rich are ex
| pected home tomorrow from their
; eastern trip.
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce hold their tegular weekly
ineetiug this evening.
James Kleitsch, the artist formerly
| here was married to Dr. Emma Mult
ner at Denver recently.
r Arthur Wadsworth left today
for the St. Loots exposition. He
will be gone several weeks.
Weather forecast for 36 hoars end
ing 6 p. m. Saturday, western Colora
do fair tonight and Saturday.
Florence, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry is quite ill at
the Lyons home on Chipeta avonne.
The two sons of M. E. Roilly who
moved here from Tacoma this summer
are enroute overland to Now Mexico.
•lulius Schimdt of the Boston Shoe
Rtore has been qnite ill at his homo
on East Main for the past two days.
Mrs. Thatcher of Pueblo, returned
homo the first of the week aftor spend
ing several days with her father Mr.
Jordon of this city
The date of Eli Perkins’ appearanco
in this city has been changed. Tho
noted wit will appear here in February
instead of November.
All caßh preminms awarded at the
fair will bo paid by the fair associa
tion tomorrow. Saturday, anytime
during tho day aftor eight o’clock.
All the quilts on exhibition in the
art department dnrine the fair are
now at the home of Mrs. J. A. McLuen
whore the ladies may call for them.
Mrs. Lilia Smith will loave Sun
day for Hannibal. Mo. where she
will be the guest of friends for several
weeks aud thou will go to St. Louis
to visit the exposition.
Mrs. E. P. Brown, tho mother of
Mrs. George E. Haskell, who has been
quite ill for several days at tho iiome
of her daughter, is thought to bn
much better today.
Eugene Allen aud Miss Mabel Davis
both of this city, were married in
Glemvood Wednesday. The young
puonle have many friends in the city
who wish thorn much Imppiuess.
Mrs. C. H. Covey, who. accompan
ied bv her husband, went to Denver
last week to undergo an operation at
a Denver hospital, stood the ordeal
fairly well aud is getting along nicely.
The socialist central committee of
the comity have called a ineetiug for
Saturday night at Labor Temple. The
notice was sent by postal and signed
by J. W. Sawyer, chairman of the
committee.
A handsome looming house is being
orooted by Mrs. Perry on Rood avenue
between Tenth aud Elevontn streets.
Tho building is a very large one and
it will be strictly modern in all its
appoint menta.
A number of important changes are
j being made in the Grand hotel build
! iiiß this week. Tho location of the
office will be changed. The house
will open in a few days, remodeled
and newly furnished.
The argument in the Harris case,
for tho killing of Charles R. Siebor,
wore concluded today before noon and
tho case given to the jury about eleven
o’clock. Tho jury remains out at the
time of going to press.
Alkali Lodgo No. 835, Grand June,
i tion Boilorninkerß and Iron Ship
! Builders, are already making arrange
ments for the Third Annual Ball to he
given at tho Auditorium Thanksgiv
ing eveuiug, November 29th.
I represent O. W. Richardson & Co. of Chicago, who are the
largest wholesalers of
CUT CARPETS
in the WORLD. By my plan of selling I guarantee to save you
20 per cent, besides any waste in matching, and your carpets
will be made and laid as they should be.
My New Fall Samples are now in and ready for your inspection.
Estimates Furnished. CHAS. A. SMITH Manufacturers’ Agent
130 South Fourth Street.
J. W. Gillingwater, business man
ager of Jane Corcoran in “Pretty
Peggy **, was a pleasant visitor to the
city this morning. Mr. Gillngwater
(anticipates a large house to greet
Pretty Peggy in Grand Junction.
Winfield Hubbard, a young man
well known in this city, where he
formerly resided, is now at Cham
pagne, Illinois, taking a course in
chemistry. Until lately Mr. Hubbard
has been a student in a school of
pharmacy at Chicago.
Clarence Littlefield and L. H.
Rippoy of Stafford, Kansas, arrived
in the citv last night and will spend
some days here. Mr. Littlefield is
traveling for the benefit of his health
and his friend Mr. Rippey, is accom
panying him in his travels.
The yonug ladies’ sewing society
of the Catholic church will meet this
evening at the homo of Miss Laura
Volmer on Grand avenue. The young
ladies are working faithfully for the
success of the Catholic fair which will
be held the last week in the month.
Mrs. James Roberts, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. S.
Headerson for the past week, leaves
tomorrow for her hom n in Idaho.
Mrs. Roberts is widelv known in the
city and her visit to Grand Junction
has been greatly enjoyed by her many
friends.
There will be five sections of num
ber 5 on the Rio Grande road tonight.
It is the close of the tourist excur
sion season and tickets are being sold
all thronghont the east. The Rio
Grande has orders to receive ninety
> tourist cars between last night aud
next Monday night, euroute from
the east.
At an early date the fruit stand of
Mr. Dnree’s at tiie depot will be clos
ed down for the season. Arrange
ments are being made whereby a dis
play of agricultural products of the
valley aud pieservea fruit can be
viewed by the tourists at the fruit
stand during the winter months. Such
an exhibition will do much good.
A man is in the city today, secur
ing members for an organization
known as the Business Men’s Peabody
Law aud Ore or league. Ho asks that
signatures be attached to a statement
stating that the reelection of Peabody
is tu the best interest of the business
men aud capital aLd would solve the
libor question in Colorado to the ad
vantage of the business men.
Mrs. Griswold’s embroidery classes
have been largely attanded this week,
and will be continued for ono more
week only. The ladies are taking
advantage of this exceptional oppor
tunity to receive thorough instruc
tion in the art of painting flowers
with needle aud silk. Every one
desiring instruction in art needlework
should call at No. 41(5 Main St. at
once.
Discuss Log Rolling.
Last night at the meeting of the
Woodmen of the World the big log
rolling to bo held in the city next
mouth was the principal themo of dis
cussion Palisade aud Fruita lodges
have appointed committees to confer
with a committee from the local lodge
regarding the affair.
Saturday night a committee from
this lodge will go to Fruita and meet
a committee there aud then on Monday
night the committee will confer with
representatives of the Palisade lodge.
These meetings will result in the ar
raugment for a joiut conference to ar
range the final details for the log roll*
ing
The affair promises to be one of the
biggest events in western slope Wood
men of the World circles. The three
lodgos propose to have a monster log
rolliug in Grand Junction about Nov
ember 17th. Head Consul Faulken
burg and other prominent, officials are
expected to be present No expense
will bo spared to make the affair a
success.
Handkerchiefs—G. V. Storn.
The Progress is always the best.
Choice fresh caudy at G. V. Store.
Ed Moon, the stovomau, is in the
town again. Call J 42 Black.
Billiards, pool and other amuse
ments. at the Palace Resort.
The only np-o-date billiard hall in
the city. The Palace Resort.
Grocery stores will close at 6 p.
m. commencing Monday Oct 17.
Christmas is not far <ff : Holiday
goods are arriving at G. V. Store.
The Relief Corps will give their
usual election day dinner this year.
We have just received the Fall Line of the
Celebrated
Stetson Hats
in the stiff and soft blocks. The styles are
very nobby. You know the quality.
Sampliners
“W ho do as they Advertise.”
rooming" housT
We have for sale a fine, medium=
sized rooming- house. Good loca=
tion. Price very reasonable. Call
and let us show you this'property.
lACENTS GRAND JUNCTION TOWN GO.
Largest list of lots for sale of any firm in the city. .;
| We also have farms for sale or trade. Call aud let h
us show you what we have on our list.
THE RAMEY INVESTMENT CO.
LOANS. INSURANCE. INVESTMENTS.
i Currie Building, South Fifth Street.
LEE & SON
Telephone your orders to us.
Staple and Fancy
Groceries, Meats,
Vegetables, Etc.
Goods delivered free anywhere in city.
LEE & SON
GRAND JUNCTION
ELECTRIC & G/\S CO.
We have plenty of Electric Capacity and are
fully prepared to wire your house promptly to
suit your requirements.
Call and see our new line of Plain and Fancy
Electroliers and Shades.
Phone 323 Black Mesa Co. Bank Bldg., 4th St.
FAMILY LIQUOR STORE j
; AND DELICATESSEN |
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| that line strictly first class. New things not |
found elsewhere. A full line of finest
| Wines, Brandies and Liquors. |
Bottle Goods and in bulk. Special attention to family I
J trade. 348 Colorado avenue. Junction 9 phone. $
I mams, m. hertz. !
3 corner lots, house with 9 rooms and bath; good to
cation 'Room
4 lots on Rood street; per pair *3nn
4 lots and 7-room house, on Ute street. l enn
4 corner lots; good location . . . ocn
80 acres-8 acres bearing orchard; 25 acres alfalfa- B ° U
balance in cultivation; water right ’ ennn
Very fine cattle ranch with full equipment; 360 acres °° UU
patented land; cuts 500 tons hay, besides grain; ad
joins fine range; price . „ nnn
40 acres; half in full-bearing fruit; half in alfalfa 4000
HOME LOAN & INV. CO.-ML,