The daily sentinel., 1905-04-27

Z 'he ID Dui iiuSAOh IOute' WIN heduuudi
ters at Denver. is in town this after
noon.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to Frank johnson
of Kingman. Kan, and Miss Amanda
Ebbert of Fruita.
Tomorrow evening the Masonic
banquet. the annual social evening of
the lodge, will be enjoyed by the
members of the lodge.
The Congregational ladies are en1
tertaining friends this afternoon at
tea at the home of Mrs. w. C. Nc
Curdy on Grand avenue.
Yesterday afternoon marriage
license was issued to George Bur
dette Welch and Miss Sue Mary
White, both of Grand Junction
Mr.. Hoch. the right of way man of
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad.
left the city this morning. after
spending yesterday with Judge c. f.
Caswell.
A. T. Marks, who is organizing
lodge of the Fraternal Union of
America in Fruita. came in on No.
6 last night and returned to Fruita
on No. 3 today.
Elden c. Bacon of Logan. Utah,
was in town this morning en- route to
Ouray to see his brother, Ernest Ba-
con. editor of the Ouray Herald. who
is dangerously i'll with pneumonia.
c. E. Steyn. the well known insur-
ance man of Denver, who is one of
the principal promoters of the pro-
posed electric railway, was an arrival
in the city at noon and will spend
several days here. Mr.. Steyn is very
enthusiastic over the outlook.
Pueblo Chieftan: The Grand
Junction Civic Improvement Society
has been organized and is doing eff
fective work "to make the good
things better and the worst good
Evidently Grand Junction does not
propose to be left behind in anything
that tends toward the upbuilding and
uplifting of that city.
Montrose Enterprise: o. d. Lout-
senhizer, pioneer of Montrose county,
left Friday for Grand Junction, from
where he will go to Utah where he
has property and valuable mining in
terests. Mr.. Loutsenhizer came in
to the Uncompahgre valley long be
fore there was any effort at settle
ment by the white men
Aspen Democrat: Parties from
Grand Junction are now in the city
and have purchased a number of va
cant and partly delapidated houses
here which they are tearing down
and shipping the lumber to Grand
Junction. 1t is good to see the old
houses, which are perfect fire traps,
torn down. and il is hoped still more
may be taken.
The ladies who have attended the
dances of the Mesa Dancing Club is
sue invitations this week for dance
to be given at the Auditorium on
the evening of Friday. May ). in
honor of the gentlemen of the club
very swell affair. They entertain
the gentlemen in return for the many
pleasant evenings afforded during the
past season by the club.
The Colorado Telephone Company
has just issued a statement of its
business for 1901, and the year
proved the most prosperous in the
history of the company. The gross
earnings of the company for the year
were S1,497,S5O. The expenses were
S1,l1S,196, the net earnings of the
company being $397.154. The mum
ber of subscribers on December 81
was 37.1O2, an increase of 6.S76
over 1908. The affairs of the com
pany are in splendid condition as
shown by this statement.
The production of Soldiers of For
tune" will be most elaborate one.
as the company carries all of its
scenery, costumes and stage effects
as well as furniture and other prop
critics used in the play. The com
pany supporting Whittlesey is a very
strong one and includes a choir for
the rendition of the music in Hearts
ease" Among those in the Whit
| tlesey company are Eugenie That's
Lawton, Virginia Brissac, Alta Perry.
Edith Campbell, Halle White and
Messrs. Harry d. Byers, Reginald
Mason, Taylor Curtis. Erville Ander-
son, Carl Yoho. Charles sherman and
Earle Williams,
Last night at half past S O'Clock
George Burdette Welch and Miss Sue
Mary White We're united in marriage
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. f. f.
Walters. Rev, Walters pronouncing
the ceremony. Immediately after
the wedding the young couple took
possession of the home MIR. Welch
had in readiness for his bride. be
tween Third and Fourth streets on
| Pitkin avenue. The young people
4 4.