The daily sentinel., 1905-03-15

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V. H. Endner of Gunnison is in
town today
Mrs. P A. Rice has been III for
seyeral days.
Alfred Leonard of Whitewater was
in town today.
Mrs. Adama Urban is suffering
from la grippe.
John ]. Lumsden returned last
night from Mack. Utah.
Mr.. Beach. the well known mer-
chant of Fruita, was in town today.
Misses Ballway have moved into
their new residence on Chipeta ave
nue..
Louis Kunz is over from Monte
Vista on visit to his old-time
friends.
The city council meets again to-
morrow evening in special adjourned
session.
Miss Maude Allen entertains
number of friends this evening at
birthday party.
Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ. Merrill are at
home from their pleasant visit to
Buena Vista and Denver.
Secretary Falconer of the Cham
Der of Commerce Will return tomor-
row from his trip to Denver
B. F. Hughes of Fruita was in
town today attending district court
and looking after business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hunter of
Providence. r. l., are visitors in the
city en- route east from California.
Quite a number of Palisade peo-
pie are in the city this afternoon to
attend the funeral of Harry II. Ly-
ons.
Weather forecast for SO hours
ending 6 pm. Thursday: Western
Colorado-Partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday.
w. l.. Conley and family are new
arrivals in the city. They came from
North Carolina and will reside here
permanently.
The Eagles propose to make their
home talent minstrel performance
one of the best amateur productions
ever given in the city.
Our vegetables, fish. oyster and
game department will always contain
the latest the market affords. Inde-
pendent Meat Market.
r. L. Magill, the real estate man,
traded this week for house and
two lots at Blanchard. la. C. l..
Rankin formerly owned the property.
Mrs. Denning. who has been the
guest of Mrs. e. r. Simms for the
past week, left this morning over the
narrow gauge for her home in Mont
rose.
Joint ball, one of the biggest of
the year, Auditorium, Friday night,
March II. Given by B. of r. T. and
the Ladies' Auxiliary. Fine music
and complete arrangements.
Make your plans to attend the big
joint ball at the Auditorium. Friday
night. March IT. You will regret
it If you miss one of the most de
lightful balls of the season.
David Harum" will be seen at the
opera house Saturday evening. March
25. A splendid company is present
ing the famous comedy and the seen
ic equipment is magnificent.
The different parties have canvass
ers in the field working early and
late, looking up the unregistered vot-
ers and ascertaining as far as possi-
BILE the strength of each party.
Otto Mueller, who left this week
for California on visit. will leave
for the east shortly after his return
to Grand Junction and will take pas
sage at New York City for Germany.
Il. N. Case. the real estate man, is
moving his offices today to the room
adjoining Judge Sweneys office. Mr..
Cases friends and patrons will now
find him at his new quarters, Sal
Main.
Friday is St. Patrick's day and Fri
day night the Mt. Garfield Lodge.
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
and the Ladies' Auxiliary will give
a big joint ball at the Auditorium
Every arrangement for good time
is being made. Secure your tickets
Prof, J, Frank Fouche will give
an entertainment at the Methodist
church Monday evening. March 20
Prof. Fouche is an accomplished i'm
personator and elocutionist. He is
an artist in his line and the program
will be a splendid one Remember
the date.
Don't forget the big joint ball, to
be given at the Auditorium on Fri
day evening, March II. by the Mt.
Garfield Lodge, b. of h. T.. and the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the brotherhood
of Railroad Trainmen. Oregon Lodge
No. 151. One of the biggest affairs
of the season.
a large audience was out last
night to see the various steps taken
along the rOute "Erom RAGS IN Pfcb