The daily sentinel., 1905-07-21


j. " Richards Of PaIlsade Is in
roEn today
Many country people are in town
today attending the circus
Special Low prices on watches Al
songs. 1eweler and optician-
Mr. and Mrs James Nensfee are
visiting friends Iu ScofeId. Utah
A l. Gourley and ] W. Fleming
left TODAY for ThOuasviIls or a hsh-
Ing trip
TIE family Of r C. Walker vlI
leave tomorrow for weeks outing
on hannah creek
The directors OF the Chamber OF
Commerce VIII meet This evening in
regular weekly session
Section ! OF the Ladies Union OF
rhe Christian church will hold a cake
sale ar the Crown Furniture store
rumorrOw afternoon
According TO reports. many prairie
sch0oners and iumi iErants are now
vending their way 10 Grand June
tion from nearly every direction
An entertainment under she aus
pices Of the ladies OF the Christian
church will be given al the church
on Thursday evening Of next week
The county commissioners have
agreed 70 DO ali in thei- pc=cz So
ting the national Eagles home for
Grand Junction
The carnival grounds were crowd
ed until the midnight hour last night
and every show did big business In
spite of the big crowds no disorder
on the grounds was reported
Next Monday evening Chancellor
Henry n Buchtel Of the Denver Tn
iVersity Will deliver his lecture on
Roosevelt. the Man" ar the Method
ist church The lecture viii be free
Madame Costello is srim sleeping
In her grave and hundreds of peo-
pie viewed her features last evening
and today She viii be taken TO the
opera house tomorrow and brought
our Of her long trance.
4 large cnugreE cation was ont last
ereuiug TO hear Rev James Flheld
OF Kansas City ar the CONGREGATIONAL
church. and the brilliant minister de-
ii@ered a splendid address He viii
be heard a-siu this evening
On account Of their largely in
rrelsiug Zee cream trade. the Lutes
Confectionery have been compelled
20 install gasoline engine for run
niuz their freezer. This place is en-
joFinz a we'll deserved reputation for
superior goods ar all times.
Rev r F. Walters OF the Chris
tian church VIII sing a solo and con-
duct the song service AZ the meeting
az The Con sregatioual church this
evening Rev. Fifeld will speak on
very interesting subject. A cor
dlal Invitation 20 attend is extended
10 all.
Parties have leased the vacant lots
east and south OF the Suitorium. and
viii erect a large number OF tents
a afaaTHHH#rr and Ia 70
areommodarions for hundreds Of peo-
pie who viii be in the city during
the registration period. Hundreds
OF tents will probably be put up all
over the city.
Mr. and Mrs A r Hendricksou Of
Indianapolis. Ind, who have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs z. W. Scott
for several days. will leave Sunday
morning for the east. En- route TO
Denver they will spend several days
ar Gleuwood Spring gs- Mr. Hen
erickson Is delighted with the city
and the surrounding country
Mrs ~ l. Roberts OF Pocatello,
Ida. formerly a resident Of this city
for many years. was an arrival in
the city yesterday. Mrs. Roberts IS
homeward bound from a two months
eastern trip. which included Boston.
New York and other eastern points
She notes many new improvements
10 the city. Mr. Roberts is contem-
plating a trip back 10 the Gunnison
on her return to take a day or so
al his old fishing grounds.
There was a large number OF peo-
pie in attendance at the social last
night given by the gentlemen Of ST
Matthew 's recfory- The refreshment
tables we're placed In coy hooks and
the scene was lighted by the soft
rays Of japanese lanterns. The In
dian band was present and rendered
many beautiful selections, this feat
ure being one Of the most delightful
OF the social. The refreshments con
sisted Of ices and cake. and were
served in dainty style The social
was a success in every way
An immense crowd was ont this
afternoon TO witness the performance
OF the Gentry shows. and from all re-
ports the performance was good from
start TO finish Gentry has many
new features this season and the pop
ular shows have improved in every
line. The ponies. dogs. monkeys and
elephants were seen in many remark
able acts and the special features
were OF the highest class The pro
gram occupies more than two hours
The tents are pitched on South Fifth
opal Emma. the little daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. c. n. Danford. died at
the family home in Denver Wednes-
day morning July T.. aged years
and 8 months. The funeral services
were held at the home on the fol-
lowing morning. conducted by Rev.
5. II. Kirkbrlde Of the First Method
Isl church. after which the remains
were laid TO rest in Mountainyiew
cemetery. Mr and Mrs. Danford are
well known in Grand Junction and
have many friends. who hear with
sincere regret the announcement OF
the death of their daughter.
Joseph NJ Irwin. editor OF the Fruit
Grower Of St Joseph. Mo. one OF the
leading horticultural papers OF the
country. was an arrival in the city
yesterday. and today he Is being
shown over the fruit districts by
Judge William a. Marsh. Mr. Irwin
thinks this is one Of the greatest
fruit sections in the country and he
is delighted with the great orchards
Of the valley Mr.. Irwin states that
there has not been a successful apple
crop In Missouri for several years