The daily sentinel., 1904-12-29
THE LOCAL NEWS.


A big New Years celebration is
being prepared for by the Turner'S.
Dr.. Rood is installing his dental
machinery. just received. in his new
dental parlors.
Our safety boxes rent for less than
two cents per day The Grand Valley
National Bank.
Clyde Peters of Sugar City, Ia.
is new arrival in the city and Will
remain several days.
Miss Bevier. who has been visit
last night for Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Vedder returned to-
day from a pleasant visit to relatives
and friends in the Plateau valley.
few of the boys and girls who
are home from college for the holt
days Will return to their work to-
morrow.
Tickets for the Elks' show, "a
Night in Bohemia" are now being
sold by the members. They will not
be slow in going.
Little Miss May Haskell. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Haskell, en-
tertained a party of little friends
yesterday at her home.
Luther White. who recently re-
turned to this city from Nebraska.
has accepted a position with the Col
orado Telephone Company.
Yesterday was the coolest day of
the winter season in Grand Junction,
the temperature being lower yester-
day morning than it has been this
winter.
There is but little change in the
condition of Mrs. Charles Anderson
today The injured lady is not i'm
proving as rapidly as it was at first
thought she would.
This evening at the home of Mrs.
McNulty on Grand avenue. the w.
c. T. U. will entertain the Young
Mems Christian Club. The affair
will be a pleasant one.
Senator DeLong will leave the first
part of next week for Denver to at
tend the session of the legislature
which opens next week.
The work of equipping another
room at the Emerson school build
ing was completed today and as a
result the congested condition of
that school will be relieved.
Those who have the entertainment
in charge feel assured that a good
sized audience Will hear the Ernest
Gamble Concert Company Friday
evening of next week Quite large
number of seats have been sold.
Senator Horace T. DeLong has re-
/ ceived an invitation to meet Cover
nor Peabody Monday morning at 10
O'Clock at the state capital. The SEN
ator will leave the city Saturday for
Denver and will remain during the
session of the Legislature which con
venes Tuesday.
Tuesday was the coolest day OF
the year in Denver. The tempera-
ture was lower than at any time
/ last winter. At 6 O'Clock in the
morning the temperature was 10 be-
1 low zero. degrees lower than on
January 2S, which was last winter s
coldest day in Denver.
A typographical error occurred in
/ the weather report yesterday caused
The Sentinel to say that the mini
mum temperature yesterday morn
ing was 10 degrees below zero. 1t
| should have read l degree instead
| of 10 degrees. The maximum tenn
/ perature yesterday morning and this
morning was the same degree.
During the past few days various
papers of the state have given con
siderable attention to the discussion
of the Alpaca scheme of Richard II
Sullivan of this city. The idea is
being given widespread publication
in the west, and the comment in
every case is favorable. Many OF
the Colorado papers grow enthusias-
itc in the discussion.
Telluride Journal; Experimental
ton has evolved another resource
for the Grand valley. A fruit grow
err near Palisade, at the head of the
valley, has matured an almond tree
4 that this year yielded prolific crop
of superior grade of soft shelled
almonds. Verify it appears that all
the tropical fruits may be success
fully grown in the Grand valley of
Colorado.
r, T. Smith and Miss Nellie Page
We're united in marriage last even
ing at the home of the brides par
ents in Whitewater. A wedding sup
/ per and dance followed the mar
riage ceremony. The bride is the
attractive daughter of Mr.. James
Page, a prominent Whitewater cit
izen. The bride and groom have
many friends in this city who will
wish them much happiness.