The daily sentinel., 1903-04-30

A young son of Mrs. G. M. White
| is suffering from erysipelas.
The best music in town for the May
Day ball. City Union orchestra.
L. A. Whitney and family have
moved to Mesa in the Plateau country
for the summer.
Look out for the best time you ever
had at the May Day ball tomorrow
night.
Just think how time fiies Why
tomorrow is the first of May and the
May Day ball at the Turner hall
Have you got ticket for the May
Day ball? Well, go anyway; there
will be plenty of them ON sale at the
door
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Sykes, Miss Buelah
Sykes, and two other children left last
night for Alamagordo, New Mexico,
where Mr.. Sykes is employed.
There will be "A special meeting of
Grand Junction r. A. Chapter to-
night. Work in NJ NJ degree. All
chapter Masons requested to be pres
ent.
O. w. Haskell leaves this evening
for Boulder and Georgetown to make
an inspection and report ON mining
properties for eastern parties. Mr..
Schwalbach will act as city engineer
in addition to his other duties during
Mr.. HASKELL, absence.
G. E. Pike, the stenographer for
the Grand Junction Smelling COM
pany, has resigned his position with
that company and will leave in an
other week for the northwest, where
he will accept another situation in his
line of work. Mr.. Pike is pleasant
young man, and his many friends will
miss him.
Dave Struthers will leave tomorrow
for his new home in Douglas, Ari-
zona. He will be accompanied by his
wife and children. The Struthers
family has lived many years in this
city and it is with regret that their
many friends see them take their de-
parture for another place of residence,
but wish them all kinds of prosperity
in their new home.
The ladies of the Peoples church
met yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. John W. Stevens and organiz-
ed the "Grand Junction Branch of the
Alliance of Unitarian and Other Lib
eral Christian Women - Mrs. J. p
Mitchell was elected president; Mrs.
Chas. W. Steele, vice pre- esident; Mrs.
E. B. Wilson, treasurer and Miss May
L. Sanders, secretary.
The frost warning which was sent
out yeste rday by the Weather office
placed all the frnit growers ON guard
and there were quite a number of
smudge fires built throughout the val
ley. The frost did not however, ma
terialize, although the thermometer
went TO freezing point and below at
few places east of the city. The
weather is warming up considerably
today and it is to be hoped that all
danger is past.
The offices of the Grand Junction
Smelling company are being moved
today and tomorrow to the new build
ing erected for that purpose at the
smelter grounds southeast of the city.
The new building contains the pri-
vate offices of the officers of the COM
pany, and also the assayer's Office
The new offices are handsomely fitted
and furnished, and will be pleasant
and commodiou; headquarters for the
gentlemen at the head of the enter
prise
The Whitewater Oil, Mining and
Refining company>s have purchased
from the Western slope company, a
thousand feet of casing and work will
be pushed at that point harder than
ever. This is the only company that
is now pushing work. aside from the
work which is being done at DeBeque.
This company has agreed to raise a
certain amount each month to push