The daily sentinel., 1904-05-07
LITTLE LOCALS.
By the Wayside.
FROST WARNINGS.

number of addresses.
VIM. Atkinson is a new arrival from
Basalt.
Most reasonable prices at Gordon
Drug Co.
New car of furniture just received
by The Grown Furniture Co.
E. B. Dobbins goes to Fruita to en-
gage in the mercantile business.
Buy a little wagon and roll the ba-
by out. The Grown Furniture Co.
Furnished room for rent. Well To-
Gated. See Ramey Investment Co.
Miss Lizzie Ness of Salido is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. W. H. Nc
Carty.
P. j. Nix of Ouray arrived in the
city last evening for an extended visit
with friends.
There was no quorum of the board
of directors at the Chamber of Com
merce meeting last night.
The new school census shows an
increase in school population for this
district of 250 since year ago.
Weather conditions for western
Colorado Grand Junction and vicinity
are showers and colder tonight. Sun
day fair, colder. Frost tonight.
Initial steps toward the organiza-
tion of TIE shot gun club were made
yesterday and about twenty five sig
natures of old shooters were secured.
A meeting will be held Tuesday night
next, at some place designated later,
to perfect the club, and all these in
terested in any way should be present.
as several interesting propositions will
be presented.
Frederick Warde and Katheryn
Kidder Will be joint stars next season
in a magnificent production of 1.-THE
Daughter of Hamilcar.'' The settings
and scenery will be massive and elab-
crate and the supporting company one
of the best to be procured. They have
been engaged as one of the early at
fractions at the Park opera house next
season.
Adolf G. Fucks of Lead s. D. is in
the city visiting his brother Carl
Fucks, driver at the Excelsior Lam
dry. and his sister Mrs. Frank Buehr-
ing. Mr.. Nucks is he manager of The
Lead Steam Laundry aud is here at
the head of a party of several families
of that place who intend to settle in
this valley and buy ranch property if
conditions look favorable to him. He
is being shown around by his brother
and several real estate men and will
remain several days to thoroughly in
vestigate the country. We have no
doubt that his visit here will be the
means of adding several families to
the famous Grand Valley. There is
room for more.
Chicken industry in this vicinity
has received several serious set backs
recently-almost enough to discourage
it as one of this famed valleys enter
prises. Out at Fruitvale a farmers
wife had loaded an incubator with 100
eggs and the other day, when they
were expected to hatch, she investi-
gated and found that he- young hope
full had endeavored to hasten the nat
ural process bv turning ON more heat,
with consequent result of baked
chickens galore. A similar disaster
occurred when in town several day ago
when a housewife who had brought
fourteen small chickens into the house
and deposited them ON chair to warm
that neighbor had come in and sat
down on :hem. thus blotting out
another worthy effort. Truly, such
discouragements are not calculated to
inspire success in an infant indr stry.
The special meetings which have
been in progress for the past five weeks
tn" Baptist church conducted by evan
gelist. Tom Graham. will close tomor-
row night. These meetings have been
attended by marked success in more
ways than one. Many souls have been
brought into saving knowledge of
Jesus Christ and God has graciously
blessed many others. Eternity alone
will reveal the extent of Gods grac-
ious hand among His people during
these meetings. What this world
needs is the Bible. People are preached
TO death. Mr.. Graham is not a
preacher as the world knows one-for
truly he is Gods MESSENGER tn give tn
the world the pure Gospel of Saliva
tion. No one who has heard him can
doubt this. He preac les the plain