The daily sentinel., 1904-01-25
5 TIMELY TOPICS.

Sheriff Struthers went to Utah YES
erday
DR.. G.. H. Mckay. of Pueblo. rep
resenting the Pueblo ChieftaIn. is in
the city.
Regular meeting of the Elks lodge
tonight. Exalted Ruler. a. N. Buck
lin, gives a most cordial invitation to
all Elks to attend.
Mrs. A. n. johnson has removed
her dressmaking parlors TO LayNat-
finger store. where she will be pleas
ed to meet her friends and patrons.
The play at the Park Saturday
night, "rwo Married Women,' was
only fair. Tho play might be classed
as well-meanine and passable com
edy.
All members of the order of Wash
ington are requested to meet tonight
at eight O'Clock at the Court house. to
meet Suureme Secretary. J. L. Mitch
ell.
The next attraction booked at the
Park opera house. will be David
Harum''. Wednesday. February 10th
under the management of Chas. Froh-
man.
NJ. NJ. Detch. late district court
stenographer, has shaken the dust of
Colorado from his feet and is now on
his wav to the Hawaiian Islands. -
Gunnison Tribune.
J. d. Secor, Aug Kuhlenbeck and
W. A. Powell, of Palisades are in the
city today nerfecting arrangements
looking toward the incorporation of
Palisades into a town.
1t is said that Orson Adams. Jr..
has made application for membership
in the law and order league and that
his election is assured if Col. Bill
Campbell will hermit it.
E. P Shellenberger. of the FASH
ion. who has been in the east for the
past several weeks, returned home
yesterday. He found pretty raw and
cold weather while he was gone.
There will be ladies union PRAYER
meeting Wednesday afternoon at two
thirty O'Clock. at the parlors of the
Presbyterian church A cordial invi-
tation is given to all ladies to be pres
ent.
The East End Whist club held its
regular meeting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs c. II. Crawford on Grand
avenue Saturday night. A pleasant
evening was spent. Mrs. Frank
Thompson and Ed. NJ Hardy carried
off the prizes.
Remember the latest in card tpye
is the Tiffany script. No other office
in the city has such "a large line or
such splendid type styles to select from
as this office. Leave your orders for
visiting cards and obtain something
most equalling engraved work.
Frank Burger is in the city today
from Palisades. with an electric light
scheme for Palisades up his sleeve.
Mr.. Burger says Grand Junction
should be on her guard or some day
she will awaken in the morning and
find the court house at Pals AIDES
J. W. Lyons. ''Pelee Bill" lately
of the Examiner. Telluride, left last
night for Tacoma. Washington, hav-
ing stopped over day or so in this
city. He will await orders in Tacoma
for Frisco paper. being one of staff
of correspondents who will be sent to
the front in the event of war between
Japan and Russia.
]. l.. Mitchell. of Portland. Ore. {.
supreme secretary of the Order of
Washington. is visitor to the city to
day MIR. Mitchell is accompanied by
Fred Sechtem, aslo of Portland. a
prominent citizen of that place. Both
the gentlemen are prominent Elks and
visited their club room today. They
will probably remain here long enough
to visit the local lodge of the Order ol
Washington.
The evangelistio services to be held
this week in the Presbyterian church.
began last night There was a crowd.
ed house and great interest manifest
in the work. The evangelist is Mis-
Anna Esther Smith and in her manner
of work she draws great enthusiasm
from protesting Christians and those
who seek comfort from Christian min
itration. There is promised a week
of great interest. while Miss Smith is
in the city.
Work was begun ON the east span OF
the Grand river bridge at this place
Monday. Several car loads of sand
stone for the piers have arrived anC
have been hauled to the ground
The foundation for the piers will b'