The daily sentinel., 1904-02-05

$. w Moody is in Denver on busi-
ness matters.
Mrs. ]. J. weintz is on visit to
Price, Utah.
The annual rabbit hunt was held
today west of the city. .
The formal opening of the Aud
itorium will take rlace on Tuesday
nihgt. February 9th.
B B. McCay. of Denver. will fill
position of Observer r. II. Sullivan,
during his fifteen day leave of absence
Work is being pushed forward on
the new railroad bridge which will
span the Grand river Just south of the
city.
f. NJ. Burgess. of Denver, general
superintendent of the Colorado Tele
phone company is visitor to the city
today.
William LaCoste, chief clerk in tt o
Law -Nattinger Company store, has
gone east to make the spring purchas-
es fer his house.
George Peters. one of the popular
freight conductors on the Rio Grande
Western, spent the past week in Mont
rose with his father, Cole Peters.
NJ. NJ. Detch, formerly court stem
ographer for Judge Theron. Stevens in
the court of this district, las decid-
ed to locate IN Seattle, Washington
to practice law.
Mike Guerin. wei! known railroad
man, has been chosen the new post
master at Salida. Mr.. Guerin's many
friends in Grand Junction will be
pleased to hear of his good fortune.
The Mesa Dry Goods Company has
had printed at this Office large bill
calling the public's attention to big
mil-snd sale which will be held at
that store during the coming week.
One of the most important announce
ments of the season is to the effect
that David Harum'' with its New
York production and an extremely
strong cast will be presented at the
Park Opera House February 10th.
The splendid weather of the past
month has given the ranchm'sn good
opportunity to work in their orchards
and about their farms Many of the
ranch properties throughout the valley
have been greatly improved this win
ter o.: i,',95. arc -
nr. II: r. Bull, who 'teft for Dent
yer. last; ninlit with Mrs. Bull, will
accompany Miss Meteila Short, form
erly e opg of the public school teach
ieps here's 10 Geneva. Ililnois.Ito Il san
iitarium for the, treatment OF nervous
diseases. -"
Mr.. and Mrs.nC. B."Rh6des. mother
and father Of Mrs. Annie R"Co1lins.
accompanied by Mrs. Collins brother.
George E. Rhodes. arrived in the city
last night to make THE Grand valley
their future home. They will reside
OH the Rhodes ranch. northeast of 1.-The
city 3. q -,. ~ ~
The dramatization of Westcott'
"Dayid ..Harum which is soon to be
seen, here. is now in it's third year and
it gives every promise of out living
all. of the book made plays that the
stage has known i'll the last decade,
Its success has been extraordinary apI
the demand for the comedy throughout
the country remains unabated.
IA. ], McCnpe, who has made the
survey for the Grand Valley Irrigation
project. is in the city today and says
they have about completed the run
ming of the levels through the land
includod'SG trla' district! 'He'stat
that he 'has been most" 6iifetul and'
paiHstakihg in thg matter. of tile stif,
W. Us he li6pes'tS' give tiG district a
ditch of which the entire country VIII
be sTou9;si- i Z; ~ -. -
Apple d3lossuht, Circle, Women cfi
Moodcraft received an; inviratfor last
night from Palisade Circle, to be the
quests of tiie tatter on the occasion of
tile dedication of their new hall 1t
is desired that all members, OF the Cir
Gle in this city hotify Mrs. Walter l..
Meriil, 81 theif intention to'be among
the number. that VIII, attend. so, that
the Circle at Parisade may have an
idea of the. humber to be provided for
Frank Drew ,t'wlIS FOR a'period 'ex-
tending nearly by'esT the time that The
Progress takery las been Established.
will leave his Old employer perms-
nently atHth6 end of this week. 'Mr.
Drew goes to Ffuita to establish Il
bakery and confectionery. i A build