The daily sentinel., 1904-12-31
S. G. sIgfrIed OF ouray is in town

Schools resume work Monday
morning
James U. Harris returned today
from Denver.
There will be more than half
dozen watch parties in the city to-
night
Fire and burglar proof safe box
es The Grand Valley National
Bank.
william B. Beck of Fruita was
in town today attending to business
matters.
Misses Alice Boyce d Ida Tou-
this evening.
District Attorney S. C. McMullin
and little son are at home from a
trip to Denver.
william Conway of Berlin, ontar-
10, was a visitor in the city today,
en- route to the west.
If you are a member of the Cham
ber of Commerce. attend the annual
hitttihb utoody hight
The county commissioners will
meet Tuesday or Wednesday of next
week for a short session.
A party of nine Delta people spent
last evening in the city, going out
today over the narrow gauge.
The Silver Trin Mandolin Club
met last night at the Methodist
church and spent two hours at prac-
tice.
The banks, postofice, public build
ings and majority of the stores
win be closed Monday. as it is a le-
gal holiday.
Dr. E. F. Eldridge returned yes
terday from a trip to Denver. He
reports a most enjoyable visit to
the capital city.
Edgar A. Rossiter. who is engaged
in mining in the Unaweep country,
is in the city spending a few days
with his family.
j. B. Boyer. the architect, has
moved his Offices from the Canon
block to the rear rooms in the new
C. B. Rich building on Main street
between Fifth and Sixth.
The Christian Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at
the Presbyterian church. A good at
tendance is desired at this the New
Years meeting.
A. T. Wood and family of Tellur-
ide were visitors in the city last
night and this morning. Mr.. Wood
frequently visits Grand Junction and
has many frinds here.
j. ]. Lumsden expects to leave to-
morrow night for Denver to pur-
chase the remainder of the machin-
cry for the boat he and other par
ties will operate on the Green and
Grand rivers in Utah.
Several new features were re-
hearsed for the first time last night
at the meeting of the "a Night in
Mr.. Best, who has charge of the
rehearsals, is highly pleased with the
progress being made
Open house will be kept at "Ye
Bookman's Den" tonight. Mr.. Fal-
coner will entertain number of his
friends. The party will bid the old
year good bye and extend its hearty
welcome to the new. There will be
music, singing and other pastimes.
1t will be an evening of genuine
pleasure.
Yesterday James U. Harris of this
city was for the fourth time elected
president of the Colorado State Bee
Keepers Association Mr.. Harris
has proven the most popular presi-
dent the association ever had. The
meeting adjourned yesterday after
a most profitable and well attended
session.
Nine or ten couples of young peo-
pie made up skating party last
evening, and had jolly time on the
ice for several hours. They skated
on the large pond south of Wurtz s
grove. The ice was in good condi-
tion and the young ladies and gen
tlemen, out for good time, enjoyed
the strenuous sport to the fullest
extent
At the Park opera house, on Fri
day, January c. the attraction will
be Sullivan. Harris & Woods fine
production of Theodore Kremer's
successful play. 1.-The Fatal We'd
ding" This play has scored such
an enormous hit throughout the
country that its fame is well known
to local theater goers. The play will
be presented with the same scenic
splendor which marked its presen-
tation in New York city.
The remains of Alexander Struth-
ers. Jr., were laid to rest Tuesday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock in the
Paramount cemetery in Denver On
ly the relatives and few immediate
friends of the family were present
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