The daily sentinel., 1905-02-25

TonighI The fYd Little Waifs
will be seen at the Park opera house
w. NJ. Wilson of Tarkio, Mo. is
the guest of friends in the city this
week
Joseph O'Conner of the Salt Lake
Herald is visitor in Grand Junction
today.
Frank Haskell, clerk of the dis
trict court. returned last night from
Montrose.
William D. Bailey of Manhattan.
Ia, arrived in the city last night and
will spend several days in the city.
G. w. Arterberry and J. L. Hill
of Cimarron arrived in town this
morning and will remain several days
here.
The weather forecast for sc hours
ending 6 pm. Sunday is: Western
Coioratio-IraTttiisy ttiisy cloudy tonight and
Sunday.
James Sileox drew fine ladies'
gold watch in one of the fifty-cent
prize boxes sold at Moody's auction
| Thursday night.
Rev Dr. Merritt. the new assist
ant pastor. will fill the pulpit tomor-
row morning and evening at the
Methodist church.
Man" is the subject of the lesson
sermon at the First Church of Christ
Scientist, Sunday, February 20. Ser
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The meeting of the law and en-
forcement party was well attended
last evening. Full account of the ses-
sion is given elsewhere.
A large audience will be out to-
night to see Lincoln J. Carter's great
melo-drama, 1.-The Two Little Waits"
The company is strong one
Today was the opening day of the
Independent meat market. F. p Ges-
sert is the proprietor. and he has had
long experience in the business.
The funeral of Paul Byers. who
died yesterday at the hospital, will
take place tomorrow afternoon at
Fruita. Interment at the Fruita
cemetery.
Miss Ethel Cloister. who resides
just east of the city. will entertain
several young lady friends of the
city at house party at her home
today and tomorrow.
O. II. Shoup, general manager OF
the Grand Junction Town & Devel
opment Company, came in last night
from Colorado Springs. and is giy
ing his attention to important busi,
ness matters.
One or two of the candidates or
the city ticket of the law and en-
forcement party believe that they
Will get the endorsement of the re
publican party. and are so express
ing themselves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shellenber-
ger, parents of L. p. Shellenberger
proprietor of the Fashion, left this
morning for their home at Mound
City. Mo, after pleasant visit of ten
days in Grand Junction.
Remember the date of the great
scientific lecture by w. j. Clark, n
scientist of national reputation. Al
the Congregational church, March G.
Ertra admission tickets can be Sc
cured, Fifth number of the Grand
Junction lyceum course.
A letter received today by the fam
lily from Mr.. Mcmillan. proprietor OF
7 tho NNastarn hotal Gtatac that op Ia ie
arrival at Grand Island, Neb.. he
found his mother some better, hav-
ing regained consciousness. There
is hope for her recovery.
This week the Delta County La
borer makes its appearance as an s.
page. 5-column, all-home-print paper
The Improvement is a great one. The
Laborer is wide-awake paper. one
of the best weeklies in western Colo
rado, and is enjoying prosperity.
Joseph Murphy, the veteran actor.
supported by a metropolitan company
of artists, will appear at the Park op-
era house. Wednesday evening,
March s, in one of his famous plays
Mr.. Murphy is one of the wealthiest
actors in the world, being classed
with the multi-millionaires.
Where is there located a large de
posit of alum. not far from Grand
Junction? This question is asked
us in letter from prominent Salt
Lake City mining man. II is repre-
sented to him that there is noun
tain of it. Can anyone furnish him
with the desired information?
The market was visited today by
large number of people. and flow
ers We're distributed to the ladies'.
The business is in very attractive
quarters; all the fixtures are of late
patterns and are well arranged. The
market is first class one in every
particular and Mr.. Gessert promises
splendid service.
Last night at Fruita a large num-
Der of Masons and their wives held
meeting and organized local lolSe