The daily sentinel., 1902-01-11

1uO 0Ox BtCUA6uk1DbD 00l0 . VoIy AtvoAy
meeting this afternoon 1T the court
house.
r. r. Bowls, q mining broker OF Lead.
vile. 10 In the city today, registered at
tho Grand hotel.
Mrs. Will Eddins and children are
back from an extended visit with her
parents at Provo.
The East End Whist club will be en-
tertained this evening by Mr.. and Mrs..
Frank Thompson, at their homo on south
Fifth street.
The family Of A. N. Anderson is NOV
ing today into their new homo, recently
purchased from Edwin Price, on Colo
RADIO avenue.
DR.. Mary Gill Hunter is preparing to
remove from her present Office rooms to
tho house. on the corner OF sixth and
Colorado avenue.
Sam e. Higgins, . we'll known politi-
clan Of republican faith, came down from
the Plateau country this morning to
transact some business.
Mrs. w. @. Jones, from South Dakota.
10 . recent arrival in the city. She 10 .
sister Of Charles Hawkins and will visit
with her parents this winter.
The death Of Mrs. Elizabeth Lesher at
Fort Collins Thursday leaves fourteen
children motherless. Tho youngest 10
months and the Oldest 20 years old.
Cattle rustlers arc causing some trou.
BILE in Delta county. The sheriff OF that
county has been notified and, with sew
eral deputies, 10 out in search OF them.
Fred Barber, wife and children ar.
rived home Thursday from an extended
visit to their old homo at Paulina and
Storm Lake, Iowa. They report having
had . most enjoyable visit.
An effort is being made in several
states to mako the birthday Of William
Mckinley. January 29th, q national holt
day. IT has already been made . legal
holiday by some Of the eastern states.
| The annual ball OF the Columbine
band will be given this year ON Friday,
February 14th. These events given by
the band have always been most enjoy
able aud there is hardly question that
they will be equally 30 the present year.
Miss Daisy Gordon. who has been
making her home with her sister Mrs.
Walter Merrill in this city for the past
year, left last night on No. for Salt
Lake City, to spend the remaioder Of
the winter with her mother and sisters
at that place.
An item Of news, II it concerns former
Grand Junction people, is always vel
come, even though it comes = little late.
The fact that Charlie Woods lie again
father has just reached this Office. This
time it is a boy, and the young man 10
nearly two weeks old.
The journal hopes and believes that
the prospecting for oil In the Grand val
ley will result In important discoveries.
Whatever adds to tho upbuilding and
prosperity Of the Colorado community
helps US all to greater or less degree.
The journal always rejoices ct the good
nal.
Tho now mail boxes have arrived and
were taken to their respective locations
today. They are the conventional gov
eminent iron mail boxes. painted white.
with red lettering. and placed on iron
posts. When erected these mail boxes
will give the city an even moro metro
politsn appearance than 1t has at pres
emit.
Ed Deemer, . we'll known drummer
who for years has run into this city, do
ing business for grocery arm has given
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in Fowler, . new town in the confer OF .
sugar beet locality. he has opened up
. general merchandise store. His many
friends all along the line wish him sue
cess.
Miss Rhodes, daughter OF Judge
Rhodes Of this city, has executed some
very handsome posters for the coming
grand dress ball by the ladies Of st. Mat
thewe church. Besides the advertise
ment Of the ball. each window card con-
tains some unique and picturesque flg
ure done in the most artistic manner.
Az an artist Miss Rhodes excels and the
poster work lie only another evidence Of
her artistic abilities.
| The Daughters OF Rebekah last night
held one Of the most interesting meet
ings Of the year at the Odd Fellows hall
their regular meeting place. Several
candidates were initiated into the order
and considerable business Of importance
was attended to. Following the initia-
ton the now officers were installed. A
delightful banquet had boon prepared
by the members Of the order for the &C.
casion and q splendid time had.
In the account Of the joint installation
yesterday the presentation OF . past con
sul commanders jewel, from Book Cliff
Camp to L. T.. Crissman, was uninten-
tisnally omitted. Tho presentation