The daily sentinel., 1905-03-20

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Dramatic popular rectal II lns
II Z church Monday evening March
20.
Charles z Christlansen. a promI-
nent businessman Of Pueblo. is Wis
itor in the city.
4 H MeKenna Of sIlrerton, Colo.
Is spending few days IL Grand juno
rion with friends
We sell you what cut you want.
rot what We think you want Inde-
pendent Meat Market
Ernest Sumner came in Saturday
night from Telluride TO join his fam
fiy- They VIII leave this week for
saiida-
zalAae 2 eees-5s " ii Bailey Oi
Grand Junction was shaking hands
with his sahda friends this week
He is going 10 Oklahoma 10 live.
Mrs William Il. Crawford Of Den
yer. formerly a wen known resident
Of this city. is in Grand junction TO
spend some weeks with friends and
relatives
The county clerks Office was
crowded Saturday night between the
hours Of and 2 O'Clock by people
who had delayed registering until the
last moment
Prof Pouches program tonight al
the Methodist church viii doubtless
prove one Of the best entertainments
Of its kind Grand junction has had
in quite . long time.
Francis D. Pastorius. Charles
sharpless Pastorius and Charles z.
Wright Of Colorado Springs are in
the city on business trip. They ar
rived Sunday morning.
Eugene S. Dunbar today purchased
25 acres Of choice land under the
Price ditch from D. y Wheeler and
George v. Miller Consideration.
$500 Edgar A Yelton made the
sale.
Red ChH Blade / y. Bunting.
editor Of The Grand junction senti-
mel. has been nominated BY the dem
oerats OF that city for mayor It is
hard matter to keep the brethren
down
Pueblo Opinion; / y Bunting
editor Of the Grand junction senti-
mel. has been nominated by the dem
ocra1s for mayor Of that city He
ought TO be elected because he will
make a good mayor
M and Mrs. c. A. Wilson and
baby of Pittsburg, Pa. are the guests
Of S B. Eskridge and family of this
place Mr.. Wilson is a son-in-law Of
Mr. Eskridge. The visitors will
spend some weeks here.
The Yeomen expect to have a big
meeting this evening. Following the
regular business session a social hour
viii be enjoyed Refreshments viii
be served. a program rendered and
a general good time had.
Presiding Elder n. H Lee filled
the pulpit at the Methodist church
yesterday morning. Communion ser
vices followed the sermon. Rev.
Lees discourse was a splendid one
In the evening DR.. Merritt delivered
a sermon OF great power.
The Eagles held a rehearsal of the
minstrel show Saturday evening Re
hearsals have been held nearly ev-
cry night for the past week Every
thing is moving along very salts
fac:orily and a splendid performance
is promised. Jack Conley has charge
Of the rehearsals.
A large audience will hear
Prof Fouche, a Wen known imper-
senator and elocutionist. this evening
at the Methodist church. His pro
gram will be a varied and brilliant
one. The entertainment is given un-
der the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society OF the Methodist church.
The family OF Mr.. Chandler. the
1T AAA expert tlupiostA us Aue Grdul
Junction Fruit Growers Association.
arrived in the city Saturday from
the old home in Illinois Mr.. Chand-
Ter and his family expect to perma-
nently reside here and are occupying
the residence just south Of the Meth
odist parsonage.
S. F. Duree. editor Of the Rural
Talk, returned yesterday from his Wis
it to the east. Mr.. Duree was present
al Washington during the inaugur-
alton celebration. and met and had
a conversation with President Roose-
welt. He visited many eastern cit
les and the trip was one OF the great
est pleasure from start to finish. Mr..
Duree was out Of town about Eve
weeks
Yesterday afternoon a party passed
the city going down the Grand river
in a fatboat or seow. There were
three men. two women and several
children The party had a cornnIata