The daily sentinel., 1905-05-26


The city clerk is still writing re
ceipts for dog licenses.
Henry r.. Rhone with a party from
Ouray left today for Rangeley.
b. Causton was an arrival in the
city last night from Penn Yam. n. Y
b. c. Drew of Riverdale. Utah, is
visiting friends in town this week.
Panama hats just in. Made up in
different shapes. At Ryan's Famous.
On June II Chndren's day exer-
cises will be held at the Christian
church.
Misses Lula Shaw and Elizabeth
Meter are the guests OF friends here
this week.
Charles B. Hill has been quite i'll
/ for the past week at his home on
South avenue.
Miss Pearl Osborne has been quite
| i'll for several days at her home on
{ North Fifth street.
Fred j. Paradice, the well known
/ travelling man, is i'm town calling up
on the local plumbing firms.
Saturday Bacon & Spaulding will
have a special sale of their 40c full
cream caramels at 25c. Their own
make.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. GriGiths Of
St. Edwards, Neb.. are new arrivals
| in the city. They will spend several
days here.
A. b. Laurence, connected with
the Uintah railroad, was an arrival
in the city last night, leaving today
for the west.
o. c. Nelson. an attorney at law
of Ogden. Utah, is in the city look
I.
locating here.
Full cream caramels. their own
make, the 40c kind. will be sold at
special sale Saturday by Bacon &
Spaulding at 25c per pound.
The city schools closed today for
the summer vacation after one of the
most successful and pleasant terms
in the history of the schools.
Louis c. Kelsey of Salt Lake City.
an engineer of long experience. is in
the city with a view of interesting
the city in constructing paved
streets
f. p. Kellogg of Denver. adjuster
for the Continental Casualty Com
pany and an old-time friends of II
e. Frost is a pleasant visitor to the
city today.
A large crowd will take the trir
to the Little Book cliffs tomorrow on
the excursion train to be run under
the auspices of the Presbyterian sun
day school.
And don't you forget it! The phys
cal culture entertainment to be given
at the opera house on Friday even
ing of this week. Parents, especial
ly. should be interested.
Mrs. j. NJ. P. Martin. Miss Harriet
Toubyne and Miss Greenfield will
leave the first of the week for the
east. Each of the ladies will visit
relatives for several weeks.
w c. Uline, the well known pen
sion examiner of Denver. was an ar
rival in the city yesterday. Today
Mr.. Uline and Hickman Walker Went
to Fruita on a business trip.
You have probably heard of this
before; but 1t won't hurt you to be
reminded again. The physical cul-
ture entertainment to be given at
the opera house on Friday evening
May %.
This afternoon the junior base ball
team and the Indian boys are play
ing a game at the Indian school
grounds. A large number of Young
people went out from the city to
watch the game.
A. Bergeron. the tuner the most
generally known, the most generally
recommended as being the most re-
liable and competent piano tuner and
lives in the city. Leave orders at
Bannister's furniture store,
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce meet this evening in reg
ular weekly session at the Offices on
Main street. full attendance is
desired. Several matters of import
ance are to be given consideration.
The First Spiritualists Society of
Grand Junction will hold meetings
every Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at Odd Fellows hall. Tests are given
at each meeting. Lyceum call nt
O'Clock. Those interested in these
meetings take notice.
The Rebekahs will initiate eight
candidates this evening at a big meet
ing at odd Fellows hall. Following
the business session social session
will be held. An informal program
and an elegant luncheon will be
among the pleasures of the occasion
This evening Superintendent Bur
ton of the Indian school leaves for
Pueblo to meet his daughter, Miss
Maude Burton, who is en- route to
Grand Junction from Fulton. Mo.
where she has been attending col
lege Miss Burton will spend the
summer months with MIR. and Mrs.
Burton at their home at the school
Mrs. George Gordon. wife of En-
gineer Gordon. left last night upon
the receipt of telegram. to attend
at the bedside of her sister, who is
dangerously i'll at Truro. Nova SEQ
tia. She was accompanied by her
son. Graham Gordon. Mrs. Gordon
hopes to reach the bedside of her
sister. who is hardly expected to live.
before dissolution takes places.
The article published in The Senti-
mel few days ago relating to the
opening of the Uintah reservation
was widely read and there was
great demand for extra papers con
tanning the article from those inter
ested in the opening, and although
one hundred extra copies were print
ed. the supply was exhausted in two
days. This was the first article Civ
ing complete and reliable details of
the opening of the great reservation
published in the county.
Wednesday evening Superintend-
ent Burton of the Indian school re-
turned to the school from two