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

feeling better today.
That screamingly funny musical
| trick farce comedy, "Grimes' Cellar
| Door" will be at the opera house
tomorrow.
Take the little ones to see Mackie
(Grimesey. Me Boy) slide down the
Cellar Door" at the opera house to-
morrow.
James B. Mackie. station agent"
with Hoyt's "a Hole in the Ground"
company. comes to the opera house
tomorrow with Grimes Cellar
Door"
The diamond of musical farce
comedies, Grimes Cellar Door"
B. Mackie, at the opera house to-
morrow.
Mrs. Ada Richardson has moved
from 433 Rood avenue to the resi-
dence at 1875 South Seventh street.
The new arc lights ordered by the
city council will be ready for service
this week.
Denver News: Collbran, Mesa
county. is all churned up over the
new creamery being opened up for
operation in that town. Mesa coun-
ty always did cut considerable cheese
in the state.
Miss Edith Richardson left today
for California, where she will re-
side. The young lady has many
friends among the young people of
the city, and her departure is gen
orally regretted.
Tomorrow night there will be two
attractions in the social circles that
will prove popular-the dance of the
Mesa Dancing Club at the auditor
ium, and the trick comedy, Grimes
Cellar Door" at the opera house.
Today the party of Indian school
teachers and officers left for Keam's
Canon, Ariz., to take up their new
duties. The party was eight in num-
ber. Every member of the little
band leaves many warm friends in
Grand Junction and the country ad-
jacent to the Indian school.
The ball of the Grand Junction
volunteer firemen promises to be one
of the largest attended and most en-
joyable dances of the season. The
boys are making extensive prepara-
tions for the big event which takes
place at the Auditorium on the even
ing of January 2.
Glenwood Avalanche: The Grand
Junction beet sugar factory is max
ing many contracts for acreage in
this county. 1t is said they have
arranged with the farmers about
Carbondale for over 200 acres. The
beets grown in Garfield county are
said to be higher in sugar than any
in the state.
Griffen, the man who killed
George Danson at Cameo. seems very
penitent in his cell in the county
jail. The conversation that Under
sheriff c. c. Knowles had with the
prisoner, as related in his testimony
before the coroner's inquest, shows
that the unfortunate man feels deep
ly the enormity of his deed.
Glenwood Avalanche: Grand
junction is to have first class
street car service and they will ap-
preciate that for they have had their
turn with the "old nag" Their city
council has just granted franchise
. to George Smith for the use of the
streets for that purpose. We be-
lieve the town will support a good
active service.
Last night the Glass Blowers op-
ened their four days engagement at
the Kippe block. Good crowds were
out during the evening. and the ex-
hlbition, which is a worthy and in
teresting one, was thoroughly en-
joyed. The moving pictures were
a splendid feature. The pictures
were new and we'll presented. The |
company will doubtless have a very |
successful engagement in this city. |
Glenwood Avalanche: The Daily |
Sentinel of Grand junction will use
two typesetting machines to get out |
their paper. 1t is small sheet, but
there is plenty of good lively stun in
it and 1t grows with the town. The
business men seem to appreciate 1t
and the advertising in it is large.
The paper will reflect the town ev-
cry time. Sometimes you may have
a live town but many dead mer-
chants,
Much excitement has been caused
in eastern Gunnison county by rich
strikes in silver ore. In the camps
of Ohio City. Bowerman and Pitkin,
the excitement is intense. Accord
ing to the reports. fabulously rich
body of silver ore has just been
opened in the Maid of Athens. While
prospecting in the old workings,
about 100 feet from the surface, an
S-foot body of silver was opened
that ChnWu pf1t-n,