The daily sentinel., 1903-12-12


eler Auling
Pictures 1 should say Only 75cents
for fine framed oil painting at
'Gourley's.
"A Trip to Chinatown at the Park
opera house tonight. This is one or
Hovt's greatest plays.
Work was commenced this morning
ON the foundation of the new Davie
block next to the court house.
Mrs John Welch. of Castleton
U tab. is spending few davs in the
city the guest of Mrs. A. c. FAY.
Mrs. Katie Smith and W A. Gle
ason formerly of this city were mar
ried in Salt Lake Citv this week.
Meeting of ministers at the Pesbv-
terian chuch at 10 O'Clock. Rev.
Stewart is to read a paper on the La
bor strike.
Fred H. Rhodes of Denver was call
ling ON friends in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Rhodes represents several insur-
ance companies.
r. NJ. Scale. who has been third
track dispatcher at the Union depot
for some time past. has resigned his
position to accept a similar one in
Mexico.
Will Shearman of Grand Junction
is visiting his brotherinlaw. G.. W.
Ridley, at this place. Mr.. Shearman
is looking for investment at this place
and may make his home Delta Lab
orer
The funeral of Charles Kerner
will take place from the Presbyterian
church tomorrow afternoon at 3 100.
Rev. J. E. Weir conducting the same.
The burial will take place in Orchard
Mesa cemetery.
The funeral of Charles E. Dufur,
the oldtime Rio Grande conductor will
occur at his home iu Ogden Monday
afternoon next at ? o'clock Mr..
Dufur died very suddenly at o'clock
yesterday morning.
Roy Wadsw h. who is attending
c jllege at l o t. Collin arriy ed home
last night ON visit to his mother
Roy reports the rest of the Grand
Junction students are doing nicely in
their college work
Mrs. Maggie Sharp of Empire.
Great Pochontas of Colo. and Mrs
Frank Soft of Silver Plume nd Miss
BERTHE johnson of Salt Lake are visit
ing for few davs at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. @. II. Petrie.
For many years Grand Junction
supported military infantry company
and after n troop of cavalry. The
latter company was never called out.
1t is pity it is not now in existence
as it would find plenty of work to do
TO show its mettle.
Services will be held at the Labor
Temple tomorrow by Rev. Stewart.
His morning subject will be 'What
the Unitarian Believes About the
Christ. +" and in the evening Pea
body and Pea shooters in Cripple
Creek.
The two pious priests at the mas
querade ball last night were the at
traction of the evening Until the
unmasking no person in the ball room
knew the two popular Young men who
represented the priests. They We're
James Silcox and Morris Wohlfort.
Charles H Boettcher. of Denver
well known banker and one of the or
iginal investors in the building of the
sugar plant in this city. is one of
party OF capitalists who has purchased
the old Windsor hotel proper ~ in
Denver and which company will con
vert same into large family hotel,
after large number of changes and
improvements have been made.
Charles Clark. agent for the Mutu-
a Life Insurance company of New
York. and wife left last night for
Denver TO spend the holiay season.
NJ. Clark will return to TINS city and
open mp an orilce OF this popular COM
pmy and after the first of the year will
be the general agent for the western
S ope with headquarters in Grand
Junction. Mr.. Clark has falleu in
love with this city and Will make 1t
his future home.
A mass meeting of the citizens f
Garfield county was held in Glenwood
Springs a few DAYS ago for the pur-
pose of beginning "a campaign to Sc
cure additional settlers for the Roar
ing Fork valley country. The meet
ing was addressed by II. *. Devereux
who was appointed a member of the
state advertising committee. to adver-
tise Colorndo NJ thn MnrId,. mir