The daily sentinel., 1901-04-17
THE CURRENT NEWS.

ion tonight.
The noon Rio Grande train was four
hours late today.
W. Aldredge and wife are pleasant
visitors in the city today.
Austin Gavin, travelling freight agent
OF the Colorado Midland. is in the city
today.
M. o. Delaplain left for Denver last
night on business
Beside the Maypole dance the ladies
! have arranged for fancy drill for their
ball April 30.
Mrs. McReynolds his moved into the
city for the summer, having purchased
property on Ute avenue.
See the beautiful Maypole dance at
the Women of Woodcraft's annual ball.
At the Armory, April 30.
| In all probability the Citizens band
will have several dress rehearsals in the
Park opera house.
| j. w. Osborn is bringing into the
state from Utah several car loads of fine
cattle to be run on his range.
Don't get you, dates mixed-the May
Day ball will be at the Armory on April
Both by the Women of Woodcraft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel N. Wheeler left
for Salt Lake City last mig ht, Mr.. Wheel.
or being called there on some legal bust
ness.
Twenty four Of Grand functions most
beautiful young ladies will participate in
the Maypole dance at the Armory on
April 30.
The Grand junction Mining & Fuel
Co has fitted up very pleasant office
in the Dickie block. They occupy room
No, 3 in the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Gallupe, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Crafty and Mrs. Glentz. went
to the Clark ranch this afternoon tc
witness sheep shearing.
telegram from DR. Cochems this
morning says that George r. Ogle is
getting along as nicely as could be ex
pected, considering the serious nature OF
his injuries.
dry goods firm in Grand Junction
advertises "ladies waists still lower
For heavens sake, stranger don't cut
away any more Of the goods or all there
will be left will be the belt Avalanche
Word has been received from Presi-
dent Slocum of Colorado college to the
effect that his lecture will have to be
postponed one week. The lecture will
be given on Friday evening, the 26th OF
this month. Watch for further an
nouncements.
Timothy j. Maloney, who formerly re-
sided at Whitewater, and we'll known In
this county, was killed in q big rock
slide on the Florence & Cripple Creek
road. He was sent as foreman OF Sec
ton gang to clean out rock slide, and
while at work a second slide came down,
and killed Maloney and two Of the other
men.
Last Monday afternoon a number Of
boys, interested in collecting postage
stamps, met at the home OF Rev. Dwight
s. Bayley and organized a stamp collect
ors club. The club was named the
Grand Junction Philatelic society. The
following officers we're elected: President
Mr.. Bayley; secretary, Whipple Chester;
treasurer, Phil Crosby. The society
meets Monday afternoons at 4:l5 at Mr..
Bayley's house. Applications for men,
bership will be gladly received at any
time from boys who are interested in
stamp collecting.
Mrs. Alice G. Abbey and Mrs S L.
Atkinson gave delightful musical last
night complimentary to their brother,
Prof. Chas. j. Alphin, of Salt Lake.
Prot. Alphin is noted pianist and a
former member OF the musical union OF
Colorado which organization presented
him some years ago with gold medal in
acknowledgment OF his genius. The
guests enjoying the pleasures of the
evening we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Etetwart, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dexter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. II.
A. Obley, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Martin,
Mise Cecil, Miss Mabel Martin, Mr.. 7.
+. Maher, Mr.. Mason, Mr.. Bente and
DR.. Benson. Of Cripple Creek
Star.