The daily sentinel., 1905-10-11
big demand Tor SO Bankers session. No assembly, the apple crop

Gould better weather be desired?
noon.
There was very light attendance
at district court today.
T. $. Ramey expects to make a
business trip 10 Denver this week.
Inc merchants are receiving large
shipments of fall goods almost daily.
Ladies Emporium millinery open
ing and special sale Saturday. Oct
IL
II. c. Mcmillan. the palisade res
taurant man, is in the city this after
The tourist travel remains heavy.
day.
Special orchestra of five pieces to-
night at the Auditorium. Good music
and plenty OF it,
r. II. Bancroft and Messrs. Wilson
and Gibbons, of Palisade, are in town
this afternoon.
The range and stove men are en-
loyiug a splendid trade this week,
and the ice mans business is falling
OF
Yves Flagg has had a very unique
and attractive sign lettered on each
of the front windows of his barber
shop.
w E. ogburn and family have
rented the w. e. Paine residence,
ready furnished. and will occupy It
during the absence of the Payne fam
lily in the east.
This is the night Mr Walsh sings
The Desert Star" Good Night.
Sweetheart, Good Night THE Two
Congregations" and other classics at
the Auditorium.
Because She Loved Him So.
promises to be the best attended le-
gltiment drama of the season. Prices.
%, 80 so and rs cents Seats on
sale at Arthur's drug store, Cor. 5th
and Main.
The old gentleman employed by the
city to keep Main and side business
streets free from paper and other
trash, does his work well and the
streets are thereby kept in a clean
ly condition.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the o. r. /.
C. have completed arrangements for
n card social and luncheon to be
given tomorrow. Tuesday afternoon
between the hours of 2:30 and $3.50
In the Elks hall An invitation to
attend is extended to all
Those who wait until the last min
ute will be disappointed in securing
their seats for the Auditorium to-
night Tomorrow night the people
of Grand Junction viii be permitted
to witness "The Game of Life" Sc
cure your seats for this splendid en-
tertainment
Lastevening quite a large party of
friends called on Miss Della Oakes
very Unexpectedly and had merry
time for several hours in celebra-
tion of the seventeenth birthday OF
the young lady Games of various
kinds were played and light refresh
ments were served
Secretary E. l.. Green, of the Spen-
Ger Socdless Apple company, this
morning received a message from w.
c. Scheu. general manager of the
stating that the latter had
reached New York City and was al
ready down to business. Mr. Scheu's
family Is with him.
Joe Presgast. manager of the Delta
opera house, says that the Marie
Fountain company is the best they
have had in years. This company
opens a three nights engagement at
the Park opera house on Thursday,
October y. The opening play being
"A Romance of Kentucky Prices
. ,. g 10 and 80 cents
Today shortly before noon the case
In which II. p. Holt is plaintin and
Constable Welsh is defendant, and
which has been on trial in the dis
trict court since Monday at noon was
given to the jury after lengthy argu-
ments had been made by the attor-
neys on each side The case involves
many points of law and is consider
ed one of the most complicated civil
cases that has been tried in the Mesa
county district court for a long time.
on Wednesday evening, October
. 9Th the first annual banquet of the
auxiHarIes OF the African Methodist
church will be given at the church
An excellent menu and an attractive
program of toasts Will make the oc-
casion a happy one. The committee
on ARRANGEMENTS is composed of Mrs
Kate Woodard, Mrs. L. c. Lunn,
Miss A. Sails, Mrs. G. W. Ester, Mrs.
j. II Newman, Allen Grant and Jas
Harris. It is proposed to make the
banquet memorable occasion in the
-,.{,r IfFa pf tho church.