The daily sentinel., 1904-10-03

the Park opera house, in "Desper-
ate Woman" A change of program
will occur nightly. The company is
pertoire company.
Mrs. H. Bunting, mother of l. N.
Bunting and her son, W. NJ. Bunting.
who have been spending the past four
or five days in the city, will leave in
the morning for Fort Worth. Texas. to
visit relatives. going fom there TO
st. Louis and to Florida.
The eleven year old daughter of
John Murray, residing on the Hoover
ranch near Palisades. died yesterday.
A casket was sent to the late home of
the decreased yesterday by Bannister
undertaken The funeral services
" i'll be held today at Palisades.
Local Weather Observer. R. H.
Sullivan arrived home yesterday from
his visit to Indianapolis. Mr.. Sullivan
was in attendance at the session of the
National Weather Observers associa-
tion and reports a most pleasant time.
He will not assume the duties of the
office in this city until next Saturday,
his vacation extending until that time.
Among the numerous prettily ar
ranged show windows in town this
week. Bannister's big windows rank
among the lovliest. One contains a
display of fine hand painted china,
another shows elegant pieces of antique
furniture. the third represents beau
tifully furnished bed room. Every
thing is tastefully arranged and very
attractive.
John r. Wallace of Bloomfield.
; Iowa. brother of W. S. Wallace, was
an arrival in the city Sunday noon.
Mr.. Wallace was to have accom-
! panied his brother w. S. Wallace on
his recent trip to California. but was
detained on account of sickness. Mr..
Wallace has visited Grand Junction
before but notes many important
changes and improvements.
Joseph Franklin Blake. of Palisade
and Miss Leona Kendall. of this city,
were united in marriage at the home
of the brides mother. Mrs. Kendall
220 South street last night. The Ger.
emony was performed by Justice
Joseph P. Sweeney, in his usual happy
manner. Following the ceremony the
happy couple and number of invited
guests sat down to an elegant wedding
supper provided by Caterer Gait. The
young people will make their home
in this city.
Joseph Newman, the popular enter
tainer and his splendid company filled
Saturday evening. A large audience
was present and of course everybody
there was highly pleased with the en-.
tertainment for Joseph Newpan never
disappoints au audience. The young
ladies of the company are entertainers
of the highest class. The program
was varied one and the numbers
we're new and catching. Every fea-
tu-e received profuse applause Joseph
Newman and his company have visit
ed this city before. The people know
the worth of the organization and the
genial singing comedian" is always
sure of large audience when he plays
at Grand Junction.
The Spencer Seedless Apple COM
pany received a letter today from
Louis Eaucher. of Hongg hei Zurich,
| Switzerland. The gentleman is the
| president of the horticultural society
of Zurich and has been in communica-
tion with the company in this city
before. Mr. Daucher, who seems to
be one of the most influential and
largest growers of fruit stock in Eu-
rope. makes application for the state
of Switzerland, to become the chief
agent of the Spencer Seedless Apple
company in that country. He gives
abundant credentials that has beef.
operating in France. Switzerland, Bel
gium and other European states and
the company will pass upon his appli-
cation at their regular meeting to-
morrow night.
| A burglar entered the bed room of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt. at the eating
house at the Union station. last night
about one o'clock. Mr.. Pratt awoke,
while the burglar was in the room
and gave chase. In leaving the room
the burglsr took the pants of Mr..
Pratt with him. Pratt followed the
man across the railroad yards en- des-
habille. the fellow attempted to cross
a high board fence, when Mr.. Pratt
reached him. scuffie ensuing. but the