The daily sentinel., 1904-12-22
Snow is predicted for tonight.

noon.
H. G. Lee of Delta was in the city
Yesterday.
Read Arthnr's Holiday Adv
Changed Daily.
Mrs. N Henry of Salt Lake City.
is visiting friends in the city.
This has been another great day
for Grand Junction merchants.
Watch Arthur's Big Front win
dow Display Changed Daily.
Mrs. H. E. Thomas of Montrose is
the guest of friends in the city.
The Wednesday night dance at the
Auditorium was largely attended.
rhe work on the new Fair build
ing will begin by the first of Febru-
ary.
will Primrose is assisting in the
Gordon Drug Store during the holiday
week.
Fred Paradise of Denver. represent
ing the L. Wolfe Mfg Co. is in the
city today.
Large crowds attended Thompson's
sale again last night. Many sales
were made.
George W. Knowles of Meeker.
we'll known citizen of that place. was
in the city today.
An elegant souvenir program will
be issued for the Elks play. IA
Night In Bohemia "
Messrs. Brumbaugh and W. 7. Ad-
AIMS of Fruita were in the city today
attending to business matters
Mrs. II. H. Beach, wife of the ven.
cradle Baptist minister. is recovering
from quite an extended illness.
b. r. Sapree. Mrs. D. v Smith and
Mrs. E. Grimes. all Of Collbran are
in town doing Christmas shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Bombeardner
will leave tomorrow or Sat urday for
California to spend several months.
j. W. Bucklin is contemplating
I
California to spend several months. .
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bond and children
of Los Angeles, Calif.. were in the
city today enroute home from the east.
There were twenty-six guests at
tho. Grand yesterday. TWENTY-FIVE at
the Western and fourteen at the La
Court.
The indications are that the Engin.
eer's ball to be given Monday night
Will be the largest attended dance of
the season.
Rose NJ. Reeves sold to local party
ten acres of fine fruit land in Fruit
vale. Consideration $3.50 f. A.
Yelton made the sale.
Sti big crowds pour into the
Fashion store every day and Mr.. Shell.
lenberRer reports splendid business
The stock is goiug rapidly.
Christmas turkeys are selling on
the local market st twenty cents per
pound. Thanksgiving turkeys sold
at twenty two and half
Len KennedT who is attending the
Agricultural college at FIT. Collins,
will arrive tomorrow to spend the
holidays with relstivs and friends.
Occasional shipments are still being
made by the Grand Junction Fruit
Growers association. A good sized
force is still kept busy in the offices.
The Charity Ball given last night
at the Auditorium by the W. r. @.
deserved much larger patronage than
was accorded. The proceeds were for
a worthy cause
d. l.. Howard has sold his fine
ranch containing seventy acres, five
miles east of the city on the Palisade
road to Nebraska parties. Consid-
eratiton private,
The W. r. @. desires to extend
thanks to the many friends of the
Corps who contributed to the success
Of the ball given last night for Char.
ity's sake at the Auditorium.
Advertising matter is being distrib.
uted today over the city announcing
the production of "A Night In Bohe.
mia" on January l4th. at the opera
house, under the auspices of the Elks.
A civil case was called in Justice
Byers' court this morning. but the
parties secured a change of venue to
Judge Sweeney s court. The case was
Long VS.. Allen Mcclure, money de
mand.
Mr.. Ellis of Ogden arrived in the
city last night and is guest of J. A.
Mccullough and family. Mr.. Ellis
is relative of the McCulloughs He
will spend several days in Grand
Junction.
Moody's window, which is always
a center of attraction is more enchant.
ing this week than ever. As usual