The daily sentinel., 1904-09-23


A. R. Crafty and wife. of Pitts.
burg, Pa. arrived today on a visit tc
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Gallupe. Mrs.
Crafty is sister of Mrs. Gallupe.
A great many people are coutem-
platinG taking "Trip Across the
Continent" this evening with the la.
dies OF the Methodist church. Great
preparations have beon made for this
unique entertainment
f NJ Burger was a member of the
Credentials committee of the demo-
cratic state convention, H. e. Frost
represented Mesa county on the com
mittee on resolu tions and @. V. Noble
was mem Der of the committee on or
aanization.
Meeker has voted $50, eco bond
issue for gravity system waterworks.
The water will be brought to the town
from the White river st the mouth of
the Canon. This is big undertaking
for small town but Meeker is equal
to the occasion.
Don't believe for a moment
that want advertisements inserted in
the Sentinel don't pay. One insert
ed last evening brought in seven ans
wers before noon TODAY. Another
small ad in the Sentinel few days
ago brought in, forty seven answers.
The Eagles are arranging for a smo-
ker to be given at the Auditorium on
the evening of October 5th. Humid
reds of invitation cards have been is
sued. The entertainments given bv
the Eagles are always delightful affairs
and the coming smoker will be no ex-
Father Burke of Delta is i'll the
city. He came 10 look after the work
Of Father Conway during the latter's
absence from the city. Father Con-
way is taking much needed rest and
will spend two weeks at Cheyenne.
Father Burke is we'll known in Grand
Junction. being frequent visitor to
the city.
Rev. Eugene H. Smith of the Meth
odist church will return tomorrow
from Rockwell City, Iowa. Rev.
Smith has been absent from the city
three weeks. He left here to attend
ihe Methodist conference at Pueblo
and while there was called east to at
END his father during an illness which
proved fatal.
Tuesday evening of next week,
Hawley Smith opens che sea-
on's lyceum course. Five other splen-
lid attractions will complete the
course. They are The Hungarian
Court Orchestra. October 10Th; DIR.
Green. January; Sanders Concert
February; Prof. W. j.
Clarke, March; Redpath Recital Co..
March.
Only a small audience witnessed tie
production of THE Convict's Daugh-
err at the opera house last night. The
popular melodrama was we'll presented
The scenic effects were good and sew
raj members of the company did eS-
ellent work. The attractions of
dondav night and tomorrow evening
md high scale of prices are respon-
ible for the indifferent atte ndance
It last nights performance.
A Sentinel reporter was invited to
lew the preparation for tonight's trip
cross the continent IN the home of |
1rs. Tom RAIDER ON Grand avenue |
his afternoon. He was astonished |
y the elaborate decorations. which
ave been carefully arranged for to-
ights' entertainment by Mrs. RAIDER.
he rooW is very pretty and a work |
f art. and all those who take the |
rip tonight cannot miss Chinatown"
t Mrs RAIDERS.
The Globe Democrat of last Sunday |
ives an extended account of the Colo
do reception held at the Kentucky |
uilding last Saturday evening. In
he receiving line were Gov. Peabody
nd staff and other prominent Colora-
oans. In the list of those present.
iven in the Globe Democrat, appear
the names of the following Grand
unntion people: Misses Rose Roberts
nd Ida Wadsworth, Mrs. James d.
'oberts, Mrs. Paul d. Roberts, and
Irs. a. r. Wadsworth
Honest John,'' owned by GUY
'edwell of this city, won first premium
II two races at Montrose yesterday.
lie was the winner in first half mile
race. David H., second; Bay |
leaf, third Time 80. Bay Beck
Von in second half mile running.
irany. second. and Chalky third. |
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