The daily sentinel., 1904-03-28

illness of his uncle. James L. Barna-
Gle.
Charles W. Arnett and family left
Sunday night for Portland. Oregon,
where thev will reside for some time
or until Mr.. Arnett locates permautly
in one of the growing cities of the
northwest.
Ex-Attorney General. Joe Maupin,
of Cannon City is in this city. Mr..
Maupin is the owner of the block at
the corner of 4th and Main Sts. in
which are located the Lay -Nattinger
and Moody stores
Mrs. W Capps. wife of Dr. Capus,
formerly of this city now of Cailfor-
mia, is here visiting her frie nd. Mrs.
G. E. Cowell. Tho many friends of
Mrs Capps will be glad to welcome
her back again among old friends.
The double daily train ervioe over
the Colorado Midland was inaugul ated
yesterday between this city and Colo
RADIO Springs. Passengers going to
Denver will please remember that the
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each way daily.
d. L. Carpenter and family left
Saturday night for Los Angeles. Cali
fornia, where the family will reside.
Mr. Carpenter will return to this city
and continue his run on the Rio
Grande Western between Grand juno
tion aud Salt Lake City after a thirty
davs vacation.
''The Punkin Husker, " the next
attraction at the Auditorium is
strong rural comedy, story of south
ern Indiana with plenty of rustic flaw
or, county fairs, harvest fields. horse
races and a powerful heart story.
Tickets on sale at Thompson Jewelry
and Music Store.
Gospel meetings at the Christian
Church will continue during this
week The three services yesterday
were very interesting and. helpful.
Last evening the auditorium was
crowded Rev. Walters held his large
audience spell bound with his chat
sermon on 1.-The Five Kingdoms
Heaven, Innocencv. Church. World
and Darkness This evening theme
will be Hope The pastor will
sing "A solo.
AS there are good number of
trap shooters and choke-bore fiends
in Grand Junction, and as the major
ity of them wish to get busy, move
ment has been started to revive the
old shotgun club. There are a num-
ber of experts in town and the forma-
tion of the club might result in nail
ing the state trophies for this end of
the state. as we'll as afford conside1a-
tle amusement. All those interested
are requested to meet at Allen and
Clary's barber shop, opposite the post
office, Thursday night.
Sunday evening at six colck at the
hor 10 of Mr.. and Mrs. Scout Mckinney
Rev f. F. Waters of the Christian
church. united in marriage J. r.
| Harris, we'll known young railroad
fireman and a member of the order of
Eagles, to Miss Adrion Over, of Car
thage. Mo. Mr.. Harris met his bride
in Pueblo, accompanying her to this
city. She is strikinglv handsome
young woman and will undoubtedly
make home happy for Mr.. Harris
There were few friends present at
the wedding, friends of the groom.
This is the first wedding in the Eagle
organization and Rev. Walters has
set the ball rolling by the marriage of
this young couple.
In order to promote the interest in
base ball throughout the valley for
this season, we see no reason why this
county cannot have a base ball league
of i is own. There could be at least
| five teams entered viz; Fruita, Grand
Junction-two teams Palisade and
Collbran with possibility of securing
DeBeque and Pear Park or some other
rural team. A representative could
be appointed from each team to NEE
at Grand junction and perfect arrange
ments for the seasons games. A COM
mittee of three could be appointed to
settle all questions which might come
up for settlement. A county pennant
would be powerful incentive to
practice and there would be less COM
plaint about listless. lifeless games.
Collbran is at a great disadvantage on
account of its location; but the Coll
bran team has grit and enthusiasm to
spare, and will go in to win the pen
nant if given chance We believe
a county league would he a succass
Who arises to second the motion E?