The daily sentinel., 1905-01-20

day
George b. Phillips OF Fruita was
in the city this morning
Another cloudy day. The snow
expected last night did not make its
appearance
See the pretty line Of folding baby
carriages ar the Gouriey- -Platt furni-
rure house.
The Grand hotel looks very aturac-
tive since the work OF repainting has
been completed
The Turner's are enjoying a good
patronage at their skating rink op-
ened last week.
Next week will be a most siren
nous one in the social and amuse-
ment circles OF the city.
Mrs ] " Kurtz Of North Fourth
street is recovering from rather
severe attack Of tonsilits.
The Christian Club viii hold Its
regular service Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock at the Presbyterian church
Mrs A. C. Newton is entertaining
this afternoon at cards. Quite a
large number Of ladies are present
w. r. Haines returned today from
Denver where ne has been attending
to business matters for the local ET1s
lodge.
The work Of putting in the new
steel ceiling In the Haskell pharmacy
is about complete and makes q very
handsome showing
Secure your tickets for the Nc
Clellan pipe organ recital ar Thomp-
son 's jewelry store. One Of the mu-
steal treats Of the season.
The Silver Tdu Mandolin Club
held IT'S regular weekly meeting last
night at the Methodist church Near
ly all Of the members were present
The preliminary trial Of the two
men charged with the robbery Of DIT.
George r. Warmers dental offices
viii be called up for hearing tomor-
row morning In Justice Byers' court
d. D. Mayo. manager Of the Globe
express. was in the city yesterday
visiting the local Office. Mr.. Mayo
bas his headquarters I'm Denver and
visits this city about three times a
year. He left today for Aspen and
Geinwood Springs TO visit the Globe
Offices there
A big crowd was out last evening
at the Auditorium skating rink. and
the fun kept up until the midnight
hour. \ hundred people were on
the rink every hour during the even
ing and the spectators numbered ov-
er two hundred The roller skating
craze has certainly revived.
The clerical force at the county
/ treasurer's Office has been doubled
during the past week and a force is
now working every night. The Office
81 preparing the semi-annual report
and the big task Of sending ont six
thousand letters notifying the tax
payers that their taxes are due is
being performed. Treasurer Will
liams and his assistants are rapidly
clearing away the work
Tomorrow the annual meeting of
I the stockholders OF the Grand juno
( tion Fruit Growers Association will
be held at the offices OF the associa-
| tion Much Interest Is being taken
by the fruit growers in the meet
ing. New directors viii be elected
and the report of the manager on
( the business Of the association for
the past season will be heard The
past season has been the most pros
porous in the history of the assoei-
alton.
over forty ladies were present yes
terday at the open meeting OF the
I woman's Home Missionary Society.
and the afternoon was passed in a
most pleasant manner. The program
was well made mp and fully enjoyed.
Miss Mary Catherine Tupper gave q
reading from George EIHots great
book. The Mill on the Floss" which
proved one Of the most delightful
features OF the entertainment. Re
freshments We're served and So
cial hour spent.
Walter Kenley, a notorious aIu-
ance guard in Telluride during the
recent trouble in that mining camp.
and who was in Grand Junction a
few nights ago making himself OBJ
noxious. was arrested in Cripple
Creek Yesterday with Tom scanlon.
another notorious character. and
fellow named Chipmau. whose repu-
ration Is rather unsayory. The men
are charged with robbing the assay
Office at Cripple Creek. scaulon and
Chipman were also guards Iu the
employ Of ihc Citizens Alliance. The
trio is tough one.
The Spencer seedless Apple Com
pauy yesterday closed deal in
which the state rights OF Oregon
and Washington were sold 90 party
Of prominent business men Of the
far west. Tire contracts were made
out today. The men who purchased
the rights Tor these two states were
also Interested in the contract made