The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-11-17

The woodmen of the World own
the city today.
! Harvey Crossfelds spent Sunday
; and Monday in Denver
Woodward of Aspen is among the
s many visitors in the city today.
]. RIB. Kirlin of Delta is in town
s today miDgliug with woodmen hosts.
Another new switch board has just
3 been placed in The local telephone
; offices.
The official count of the vote of
( the county was completed yesterday
3 morning.
s Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Knight of
s Cederedge. Colo. are guest of friends
I in the city.
Mrs Mulleuough. who resides on
ouray Ave-, is very ill. She has
typhoid fever.
A special train brought over one
hundred Woodmen from Fruita to
this city today.
The work on an additional room
: to the residence of J. S. Carnahan is
: nearing completion.
The Misses Hardy of Cripple Greek
are the guetss OF their brother, f.
NJ. Hardy and family of this city.
The socialists polled 200 votes in
the county in the late election and the
prohibition tickets received l0s votes.
Mrs. Herman Hoesch will entertain
the Womau's Relief Corps tomorrow
afternoon at her home on No. Second
st.
j. j. Beck, head clerk of the Wood
men of the World, arrived last night
from Denver and is guest at the La
Court.
About forty couples attended the
dance last night at the Auditorium
and vrey pleasant time was had by
tho dancers.
The Order of Washington held an
interesting session last night.
Much business was transacted and
good time had.
. Mr.. and Mrs Orson Adams and
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Smith left
last night for Denver where they will
spend few days.
A special car was run to Palisades
this afternoon, which brought down
quite large crowd to attend the
Woodmen festivities.
The Metropolitan or Little Gem
restaurant on Fourth street below
the postoffioe has closed its doors
owing to poor business.
W. W Griffin and wife left today
for Salt Lake on short visit. Mr..
Griffin is fireman on the Grande.
They reside on Colorado avenue.
Quite large number of out of
town woodmen arrived last night aud
this morning Every train during
the day brought in a large nun Der.
The work was started yesterday on
the new addition on the Grand Valley
Bank building. The addition will
be erected on the lot in the rear OF
the bank and will face Fifth street.
Mis-. Abbey of Victor. who has
been the guest of Mrs. A. A. Miller
for the past week, leaves today for
her home. Mrs. Abbey has many
friends here to whom her visit has
been pleasure.
Twice as many accountants and five
times as many stenographers are re-
quired now as there were ten years
ago. How are we to meet this ever
growing demand? Ask Grand juno
tion Business College.
The smoker billed to be held last
night by the Eagles at the opera
house was called OFF yesterday after
noon owing to the fact that one of
the prize fihgtres who was to partic-
ipate in the boxing match did not
arrive. The smoker may be held
Saturday night.
Great preparations are being made
by the fair management for the big
racing matinee to be given ON the
afternoon of Thanksgiving Day at the /
fair grounds The program will be
an extensive one. There will be trot-
ting and running races. cowboy races,
broncho busting and many other fine |