The daily sentinel., 1904-12-28
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Another cold day.

s. C. McMullin will return tonight
or tomorrow from a trip to Denver.
Miss Flora Green. who has been
quite i'll for several days, is better
today.
Louis Schmidt is i'll today and is
threatened with an attack of la
/ grippe.
Howard Fletcher has returned
from short visit to friends and rel
atives in Delta.
Our safety boxes rent for less than
two cents per day. The Grand Valley
National Bank.
A good crowd is expected out to-
night to enjoy the mid-week dance
at the auditorium.
Warmer weather is promised for
tomorrow. A change in the temper
ature will be welcomed.
Miss De La Matyr. the music in
structor. leaves soon for the south
west seeking better health
Fred Mantey is unloading big
car of fine buggies today. Don't
fail to call and see them.
The children are enjoying the holi-
day week immensely. There will be
several parties during the week.
Charles Boyer spent Sunday and
Monday in Glenwood Springs with
friends, returning home yesterday.
The 1904 and 1905 model wheel
of merriment. Grimes Cellar Door"
nothing but fun-at the opera
house tomorrow.
Miss Amelia Irving, who is teach
ing school out of the city. is in town
this week spending the holidays with
frieEds and relatives.
The sale of tickets for the ball of
the volunteer firemen is being eff
fectively pushed by the boys and a
great many have been sold.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j.
C. Plank, who has been i'll for many
months. has not been as well as
usual during the past few days.
There were fourteen guests at the
Grand and ten at the Western hotel
yesterday. Travel is very light this
week and will be until after Janu-
airy l.
NJ. G. Woolverton, the real estate
man, was i'll yesterday and unable to
attend to his Office work. He was
at work as usual this morning, but
is still slightly i'll.
DR.. Rood is fitting up his new
Offices over the Union Trust & Bank
ing Company in a very handsome
manner. He will be ready for bust
ness in a few days.
The express offices are still crowd
ed with delayed Christmas express.
An enormous amount of pieces have
been handled by the two local of
fees during the past week,
A daughter of Mr.. Mofit, who re-
sides at 547 Gunnison avenue, ar
rived this week from her home in
Nebraska and will spend some weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Mofitt.
Miss Stella Hornicker will enter
tain at a New Years eve party at
her home on Grand avenue. Satur-
day evening. The young people are
anticipating very happy time.
Within the next few days new
plate glass front will take the place
of the present windows in the build
ing occupied by M. II. LoefIier &
Co. This will be decided improve
ment
The minimum temperature this
morning was 10 below zero. Wea-
ther forecast for SO hours ending
6 pm. Thursday: Western Colorado
Fair tonight and Thursday; ris-
ing temperature.
Half of the big plate glass win
dows were covered with an impene-
trable coat of ice this morning. as
result of the low temperature. The
windows in Grand Junction do not
often get in that condition.
A joint installation of officers will
be held next week by the Woodmen
of the World and the Apple Blossom
Circle. Women of wodcraft. The
meeting will be one of the biggest
in the history of the two local lodg-
es.
A meeting of the people who will
participate in "A Night in Bohemia
was held last night. The rehearsals
will soon be under way. The pro
duction promises to be a splendid
one and the show is being looked
forward to with joyful anticipation
by the Elks and their friends.
Mrs. e. r.. Foreman. mother of
Mrs. George Hagner. was the victim |
of painful accident yesterday after |
noon. While walking on the side |
walk at the Hagner home, Mrs. Fore |
man fell. and the bones in the left |
lower arm were broken. She was
also badly bruised. The injured lady |
is getting along nicely today.
DR.. A. S HAYES and wife of Wash