The daily sentinel., 1905-10-12

Fred Mitchell. of Florence. is in
town today.
J. G. Sheldon, of Telluride. is in
town today.
Charles Warner, of Alamosa. is
in town today
Mrs. l.. W. Allen. of Provo. is visit
ing friends in the city.
The petit jury was dismissed yes
terday by Judge Stevens.
The Woodmen of the World meet
this evening in regular session.
Mrs. c. II. Ketchum left today
AT noon for her home in Seattle.
L. w. Worth. of Grass Valley, is
spending a few days in the city.
Miss Ethel Grihith left today for
Salt Lake City for a visit with friends
ing and special sale Saturday, Oct.
IA.
c. H. speers. general manager of
the Colorado Midland is in town to-
day.
Capt. and Mrs. B. A. Collier. Of
Hastings. Colo, are spending the day
in the city. en- route west,
e. V. SToms. of Telluride, a mem
Der of the Telluride Power company
I is visitor to the city today.
Mrs. Samuel J Bennett left the
-st of the week for Denver where
IN make an extended stay.
Ttls ai ernoon the Ladies Auxiliary
30 ~" order Of Railway Conductors
is ente taing quite large crowd at
social in Elks hall.
Tonight "A Romance OF Kentucky
at the Park opera house. A beautiful
play presented by a splendid com
pany. Popular prices.
/ Mrs Fisher and daughter, who
have been residing on Chipeta avenue
I left last night for Denver where they
viii reside In the future.
Charles T. Trobitz is slowly i'm
proving, II is not thought that the
attack of appendicitis is not seious
enough TO make an operation neces-
sary
Grand Junction Chapter No. "a r.
/ A. NJ. Will meet at eight O'Clock this
evening in regular communication.
All companions are requested to be
present.
There Will be a complete orchestra
at the Auditorium tonight. There is
MOI slow moment from start TO
finish. The specialties tonight VIII
be new and pleasing.
Horace T. DeLong has purchased
I lot &c in block o., and residence
He will make extensive repairs and
improvements on the property at
once.
Tickets for chinatown" are to be
had at Arthur's drug store, but you
] VIII have to hurry to get them.
Prices range from ? to s1.00. the
same as in Denver and other large
cities.
"The Game of Life" is a drama Of
human interest and Of far more than
commonplace merit, The prices are
only 25. 35, so and 70 cents and the
] Auditorium should be overllowing to-
night
The Womans Relief Corps is hold
I ing an important meeting this after
! noon at Odd Fellows hail. Mrs. Ma
gill, the department president. of
( Denver. and the state inspector are
present.
c. b. Pitts. one of the editors and
/ proprietors of the enterprising little
weekly, "The Plateau Voice." is in
the city this week, greeting his many
friends The Voice is enjoying
prosperous year and is well deserving
of success.
A cordial invitation to attend the
reception to be given this evening
in the parlors of the Methodist church
in honor of the pastor. is extended
too all friends of the church The
reception viii be held from S TO 10
o clock
The jury in the case Of Holt YER
sus Welsh reported at late hour yes
terday afternoon that no agreement
could be reached and Judge Stevens
discharged the jury and the case
must be given another trial, The
trial was in progress several days
and II being such a complicated case
"A hung jury was not unexpected.
Alowese Rupp, cook at the Com
mercial restaurant. has demonstrat-
ed that he is as adept with the rifle
as he expert in using the carving
knife. by returning from the vicinity
of Rifle today with 25O-pound
silver tip bear, the victim of his aim.
"Thc Game of Life is four act
melodrama teemlng with beautiful
situations. There is no horse play"
at any stage of the game, and lovers
/ of the stage have something here in
which they may well take interest.
T Tonight at the Auditorium
The talk of all Grand junction is
Are you going to see Midnight in
3 Chinatown? The auditorium Will
/ be packed and early purchasers OF
of getting seats, now selling and
few choice ones left at Arthur's drug
store
Mr. and Mrs, John Fleming left
yesterday for their home In Well
mann. Iowa. after an extended and
very pleasant visit with their son,
~, t. Fleming and family. MIR. and
Mrs. Fleming have visited the val
/ ley every two years for a number of
years and are much attached to this
81.