The daily sentinel., 1905-09-25


P. J. Stevens. of Monttose. is in
town today.
Many OF the fruit growers are pick
ing apples today.
Il. Webber. OF Vernal. Utah. is in
town on a short business "trip.
Chester Ault. of San Diego. Cal, is
visiting with friends in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Morgan. of Pal
isade. are spending the day in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Bryan. of Lead
Vile. are the guests OF friends in
the city.
George A. Bible, the popular pas
senger agent of the Rock Island, is
in town today.
DR.. George r. Warner has about
recovered from his illness and is
again able to be at his office.
In a letter to the Sentinel NJ. G.
Woolverton, who is now in Chicago,
states that he would like very much
to see some Colorado sunshine.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Green. of Fair
field, Iowa. are the guests of friends
in the city. They arrived Saturday
night
Mrs. J. r. Rawlings. of Salida, left
Sunday night on No. 6 for her home
after spending two weeks visiting
with Mrs. J. T. Montague, of this
city.
Theodore Lorch and company who
will be seen at the New Auditorium
this evening in DIR. Jekyl and Mr..
Hyde" arrived yesterday and are
guests at the Grand hotel.
Hear Phidela Rice, the brilliant
young reader. Miss Ferbrache, the
popular soloist. Mill Della Lumsden,
the talented pianist, at the Method
list church this evening. Admission
, . and 30 cents.
The rain yesterday was most re-
freshing but brought disappointment
TO many base ball enthusiasts who
were anticipating a great game of
ball yesterday afternoon between the
Red Clim and the Delta teams.
One OF the best programs ever
arranged for home talent entertain
ment Monday night at Methodist
church. Phidela Rice, Miss Fer
brache and others viii take part
BY an early hour in the after
noon Saturday nearly every exhib-
it in the big exhibition han at the
fair grounds had been removed and
the hall was practically deserted.
j. w. Clarey, j. II. Engert and
Charles Holland left yesterday morn
an extended hunting trip.
Miss Lottie Mckenzie and Mrs.
j. ID. Montague left last night for
Denver on No. 6. They were accom-
panied as far as Salida by Mrs. Raw
lings, at whose home they will visit
for week, afterward going to DEN
YER Miss Mckenzie Will go to Buff
falo. n. Y, nd many other eastern
citys, being absent "A year.
Ig.rs. ten, g.f
Fellows will leave this city for
Frulta to assist in the third degree
work at a meeting at the Fruita
lodge this evening. "A very import
ant as well as pleasant meeting is an
ticipated. The members OF the Fruita
lodge have made great preparations
for the entertainment of the Grand
Junction odd Fellows who Will be
present.
Tommorrow night big audience
composed of Woodmen of the World
and their friends viii hear Hon. ],
/. Boak, head consul of the Pacific
Jurisdiction of the Woodmen of the
World at the opera house. Mr..
Boak Is an orator of great ability
and his address will be a rare treat
Several other features will make up
splendid program. Following the
meeting at the opera house Mr.. Boak
VIII he entertained at luncheon
AT the Windsor Cafe.
Merrill & Polinger. the hardware
men. are this week moving their
old frame building out of the way
so that the ground may be used to
erect the new office and store room
building upon. The new home Is
10 be built of cement blocks which
they manufacture and Will be p by
siXtey feet. two stories high, with
a large basement. This will make a
subctantial and business like struc-
trre nd make great addition to
the appearance to their Fruita prop
erty.-Fruita Record.
This evening the New Auditorium
opens its theatrical season, the open
ing attraction will be "Dr. Jekyl and
Nr. Hyde" with Theodore Lorch. the
distinguished young Russian actor in
the leading role. The work of re-
modelling the interior of the audi
torium has been completed and those
who 70 to the auditorium tonight
will find Il a comfortable, attractive
and modern theatre. There has been
large sale OF seats and big aud
ience is assured for tonight. A full
orchestra win be in attendance.
Hon W. IL. DiXson, speaker of the
Colorado house of representative
SAYS. II regard Rev. Monroe Mark
ley is one OF the most eloquent
speakers of the day. His splendid
deep voice and magnetic presence
are of themselves sufficient TO com
mand the attention of any audience
and when you add to these the mag
nificent command of language and
polished phrases of which he is a
master You have an orator of the
highest style" Hear Rev. Markley
at the CONGREGATIONAL church on
Oct. Sd.
Last year the total output of fruit
from the Palisade association was 1871
care on Wednesday % cars had
already been sent out by freight and
so by express, total of 175 cars
Almost the entire apple crop yet re-
mains to be shipped and the peaches
are not Yet all on. so that it is Ger
tain that this association will greatly
exceed last years shipments. No
definite reports were given by the