The daily sentinel., 1901-09-14
LOCAL NEWS.

MRS. Df. w. Cdpps 10 NIoiIips Ioio-
tives at Lincoln, Nebraska.
Go to the Park opera house tonight
and hear the Nashville students.
The Big Minstrela are to be at the
Park opera house tonight. Don't mise
them.
Patrons OF the postoffice can now pass
through a wide doorway between Fred
ericks book store and the local office
The Texas editors party we're we'll
pleased with the manner in which they
ware treated yesterday by the people OF
this city.
Mrs. E. Taylor and Mrs L. Grant
were among the arrivals from Grand
Junction last Friday and remained sev-
eral days in Ouray ay.-Herald.
Hardy Bros commission house is one
OF the busiest places in the city. This
firm has shipped an immense amount Of
fruit out of the county this season.
Morning services will not be held at
the Episcopal church tomorrow on ac-
count Of Mr.. Lyon being in Delta at
that time. Sunday school and evening
services will be held as usual.
William Griffen of Oto, Iowa, is the
new timer at Slocomb's cash hardware
store. Mr.. Griffen has been in the city
for the past three weeks and is 30 we'll
pleased with the climate that he has de-
cided tn locate here
At the morning and evening services
tomorrow at the Presbyteri church
Mr.. M. q. Alexander, a native of Ar
menia, will speak on questions relating
to his native land and people. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Grand Junction was honored yestsr-
day at Victor. Mrs A r. Wadsworth
was chosen delegate to the biennial
meeting OF the Federation Of Woman's
Clubs. Mrs Wadsworth is one Of the
active members OF the local organization.
Miss Rose McCsry OF Grand Junction
is visiting Mrs. 1. w. Zimmerman, wife
OF the Royal Restaurant man. She ar
rived Monday and will stay until Sep
tember 9th, when she and Mrs Tim
merman will go to Denver to spend a
month or so visiting home folks Flor
ence Retiner.
The Fruit Growers association cor
daily invites the people OF Grand juno
ton, and strangers as we'll, to call at
their place OF business in the south part
OF the city and inspect their mode OF
packing and shipping fruit. Manager
Moore will gladly show any one around
their packing house and explain the
grading, sorting and packing methods
employed.
Deputy Assessor H. " Howard leaves
tomorrow night for d mooths eastern
and southern trip. He will stop off in
Chicago, New York and Boston. From
Boston he will go to Atlanta. Georgia.
The trip is made to promote several Of
the good copper mines in the Unaweep
district. Capitalists in the east have
I ith in the Unaweep camp and their
faith is based upon the mineral already
uncovered there.
E. p Collins Of Topeka, Kansas. is
visiting his old time friend, s. h. Grit.
fifth. Mr.. Collins is the cashier OF the
Wells, Fargo and Co. express in his
home city and is taking a vacation. He
is delighted with the climate OF Colora-
do and thinks that no finer fruit grows
than that raised in the Grand valley.
Mr.. Collins is interested in large tract
OF land in this county with Mr.. Griffith
and others. He will remain here until
the middle OF next week.
Few attractions have appeared at the
Park opera house that gave more general
satisfaction than that OF Joseph New
man and company last night. From the
time that the curtain arose until it went
down upon the one-act comedy entitled
"Molly G" the audience was kept in a
high state OF merriment. The songs OF
Mr.. Newman, as we'll as the short stories
related, were good. All will agree with
the writer that the violin solos by Miss
Bixler were enchanting and her playing
perfect. The piano execution OF Mise
johnson was far above the average; Miss
Talbott's recitations were enjoyed, and
the singing OF Miss Dade was classical
.,d Ial;uhta1 thoca praaapt .