The daily sentinel., 1903-04-27

yesterday.
The dance at Turner hall had
good big crowd Staruday night. There
was very pleasant time for every
body.
The very best people of the city
will be at the May Day ball next Fri
day night. and of course you want to
be one of the number.
Next Friday night will be the grand
May Day ball, and everyone should
be at the Turner hall to answer pres
ent to their names when the grand
march is called.
fare plus 81 90 for the round trip via
the Rock Island system. For infor-
nation, address Hal. S. Ray, Gen.
Agt., Denver, Colo,
Ernest @. Bacon. editor of the Ouray
Herald, accompanied by his son,
spent Sunday with friends in the
city. He returned home over the
narrow gague today.
Ht w OIudu CluD WILL LhCCb W.
morrow with Mrs. Frank Dean, corn
er of Fifth and White streets for the
annual election of officers. A full
attendance is desired.
P. A. Linn and S. A Bushey, en-
igneers ON the Santa Fe, are visitors
to this city from their home in Albu
querque. They are old time friends
of @. @. Price, the we'll known Rio
Grande engineer.
You cannot miss it if you attend the
May Day ball next Friday night.
There will be no limit to the pleasure
of the evening. There is everything
arranged for the comfort of the guests
at the May Day ball.
Rev. J. M. P. Martin leaves to-
night for Pueblo to attend meeting
of the board of the Baptist STATE
convention of which he is member.
From there he goes to the Y. M. @.
A. convention in Topeka. Before
returning he will spend sevreal weeks
in Missouri.
Mrs. E. A. wadsworth left last
night for Tekoa. Washington to visit
for short time with her brothers,
James and Paul Roberts, for long
time residents of this city, sons of
Preside David Roberts of the Cham
bre of Commerce. Mrs. Wadsworth
will be absent several months.
DIR. George r.. Warner is in receipt
of copy of the Hartford, (Conn. }
Times, containing splendid cuts of the
new Elk home in that city. The
building is architecturally beautiful
and the furnishings as hand some as
could be secured. 1t seems that it is
the idea generally prevailing every
where. where there is lodge of the
Elks. to secure home for the order.
The dance given at the Armory Sat
urday night by the City Union orches-
ira was in every respect most en-
jovable affair. The crowd was not
large. but was enthusiastic. Excellent
| music was provided. Hereafter there
will be dance every Saturday night
| at the Armory. With the improve
ments which the management prom
| ises to make ON the hall, these dances
will undoub btedly be very successful.
The Elks club will inaugurate a
billiard tournament in their club
rooms, to be participated in by Elks,
commencing Tuesday, May 9th. The
matches will be between the members
of the organization and there will be
prizes offered of first class billiard
cues for the most proficient in the
| work. The members are already be-
ginning to take great deal of interest
in the coming tournament and the
scores as the tournament progresses
will be published in this paper. The
tournament will last during the en-
tire month.
The Denver Times of last Friday
evening contained the pictures of Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Ewing, who are in
the Times News contest for the most
popular married couple in the state.
This interests many Grand Junction
people, who know the young couple.
Earl Ewing was formerly one of the
operators at the Union depot in this