The daily sentinel., 1903-12-29

few friends last night at an informal
party.
DIR. A R RCraig. of Mesa. chief for
est ranger for this section. is visitor
to the city today.
Miss Efie Hensley. who spent
Christmas with friends at Aspen re-
turned home yesterday.
Every lady attending the Firemen's
Ball ON Thursday night will be pre-
4ented with a souvenir.
Judge Walter S Sullivan, of the
county court. has been under the
weather the past few days with a ssv-
ere cold.
The Mesa county Building and Loan
association at its regular meeting last
night declared a semi annual dividend
of six per cent.
The Colorado Glee and Mandolin
Club left this morning over the mar
row guage for Delta. where they give
an entertainment tonight.
Happy Hooligan. the funniest of all
stage productions. Will be the attrac-
tion at the Park opera house Wednes-
day night. December Both.
Do not miss seeing Emma Seigle,
Eva Davenport and Billy A. Ward
who will appear in Happy Hool-
igan. - which comes to the Park opera
house on Wednesday Dec. 3Oth.
Not withstanding the fact that the
labor struggles in Colorado have been
great drawback to the state during
the year. she is today one OF the most
prosperous states in the Union.
Among the many resolutions for
the New Year be sure not to forget
the motto adopted by the Chamber of
Commerce 'All Together for
Grand Junction and Mesa county.
Mesa lodge No. 5s. 10. o. F.. will
have social at their hall tonight.
A good time is anticipated and every
member that can should he in attend
ance at the regular meeting of the or
der.
Mrs. H. Sampliner. Of Cleveland,
Ohio. mother of Mayor j. NJ. Samp-
liner, accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs II. Click. of Gunnison. are eX-
pected to arrive in the city tomor
row for visit with relatives.
1t is seldom that three such recog
nized artists as Eva Davenport, Billy
A. Ward and Geo. Coe eau be found
| in a single attraction. but all of these
will be seen in Happy HooliRan, "
which comes to the Park opera house
on Wednesday Dec. Both.
The growing of sugar beets is prov
ing an immense revenue for not only
Colorado. but Utah as we'll During
this year. which is about at an end
80, 600. 600 pounds of granulated sug-
ar was produced in Utah from sugar
beets. gain of 5000, 600 pounds over
any previous year.
1t will be news to many friends of
W. e. Pabor in this section of the
state to learn that two of his children
have recently been married in Florida.
Edgar A. Pabor and Miss Jennie L..
McLeary were married on the 7th of
November and Miss Pansy Pabor aud
T. II. Birks on the Goth of November.
E. W. Jordon. landlord of the
Grand hotel. returned home Saturday
from Guthrie Center. Iowa. The
Gutherian of that city in speaking of
the visit of Mr. Jordon to that place
states 'that he was the one man cap
able of conducting in an up to date
manner. that is most pleasing to his
guests, tie leading hotel of Grand
Junction. 80 Accompanying the ac-
count of Mr. Jordon's visit to Guthrie
Centre, was splendid picture OF
him.
The New Years editions of the
Salt Lake Herald and Tribune wer,
splendid illustrations of newspaper
enterprise. The Herald consisted o.
IS pages and the Tribune of SO pages
The growth and development of Utal
for 1903 was told in story and facts
together with the figures to back NJ
the statements. and all made interest
ing reading for the public. Salt LAX
CITY can boast of at least two metro
uolitan newspapers in the Herald an'
Tribune.
L. f. Loree. president of the Batli
more and Ohio railroad. will on Jan
LIST become president of the Rocl
Island. succeeding William b. Leeds
Mr. Loree was chosen executive hea
of the Rock Island company. whicl