The daily sentinel., 1905-06-02

w. W. Harfell OF Colorado springs
is in town today.
J. w. Steel and h. E. Stewart OF
Delta are in town today.
Miss May Carroll left today for
visit with friends at Ouray.
Superintendent j. II. Allen of the
city schools is out again after a short
Illness.
See Jane: or Tangled Relations
the great comedy. tonight at the op-
era house.
Work on the buildings of the In
dependent Fruit Growers Associa-
tion will start the first of next week
r. A. Magill. the real estate man
took party down below Fruita yes
terday to look at some real estate
Jesse Grubbs, formerly connected
with the Barton G. Platt stable, has
accepted a position with the Grand
hotel
The regular weekly meeting of the
directors of the Chamber of Com
merce will be held this evening at
the offices on Main street.
j. w. Clary yesterday transferred
to II. A. Jepson, who recently arrived
in the city. his residence property on
Colorado avenue. The transfer was
made through the Horace T. DeLone
real estate agency.
o. c. Skinner, Jr., OF Montrose
accompanied by his wife, was in the
city this morning en- route home from
visit to Fruita. Mr.. Skinner has
engaged to take charge of the Fruita
Record, the paper which has been
run under the management of Edgar
Beard for some time past Mr.. Skin
ner has been raised in the printing
business and will doubtless make the
paper a success.
Thomas Hadcock has purchased
lot IL. block 1875, just east of the
old water company office on Colo
rado avenue, and will start work on
modern blacksmith and machine
shop at once. which Mr.. Hadcock
will conduct himself The consider
alton was private. The property was
Boulder The DeLong and Ramey
Brothers agencies made the sale.
This evening the new high school
building at Fruita viii be dedicated.
A splendid program has been ar
ranged for the occasion and an ele-
CANT banquet will follow the exer-
cises. The citizens of Fruita are
naturally proud of the new build
in this section, and propose to make
the dedication a big event. Quite
a number of Grand Junction people
will attend the exercises.
Monday evening j. II. Heron ac-
companied by Mrs. Heron and his
two daughters, Misses Nola and
Madge, will leave the city for the east
on an extended visit. They will
spend some time with relatives and
friends in Nebraska, and will then
go east to Illinois and Ohio. visiting
quite number of cities. The family
will be out of the city about two
months. Mr.. Heron has not taken
a vacation in quite long time and
he expects to thoroughly enjoy his
long leave of absence from his work.
The Handler Stock Company is
one of the best repertoire companies
that visit Grand Junction. Play
given by the company are all first
class and each production is worthy
of a large audience. Miss McCorkls.
the leading lady. is very talented. and
she is seen in plays that give he.
splendid opportunity to demon
strate her ability as an actress. She
never fails to please. Bert Alden
the jolly comedian. and the other
eight or ten ladies and gentlemen OF
the company make up strong rep
ertoire organization.
This morning Miss Bessie DeLone
and Jasper Bogue, who will repre-
sent the Grand Junction high school
in the inter-high school contest to
be held in Montrose this evening
Long, Miss May Carroll and Prof
| e. Il. Cole accompanied the young
speakers. The contest will be made
big affair, as nearly LOCO tickets
have been sold. thus guaranteeing a
large attendance. Miss DeLong and
Mr.. Bogue are able young orators
and their many friends are sure that
they will be able to hold their own in
the contest
DR.. w. E. Doan, the Denver News
states. was arrested in Grand June
tion Monday by Deputy United
States Marshal Frank and taken to
Denver. He is charged with selling
liquor in the Indian Territory. and
was ordered by Judge Moses Hallett
to be removed there for trial. Doan
told the judge that he did not know
it was Illegal for druggists and ply
sicians to sell liquor for medicinal
purposes. DIR. Doan had been a resi-
dent of Grand Junction only a short
time when arrested. His family is
now here. Doan is a man of pleasant
appearance, and made quite a num-
ber of friends during his stay here.
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