The daily sentinel., 1905-03-11
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Mrs. Bessie c. cubit is visiting
friends in Denver ana Pueblo.
q T. Perry returned home last
night On 10. from a trip along the
Green river.
Henry Droegemier and family left
yesterday for silverton to spend sew
eral days visiting friends.
Secretary Falconer of the Cham
Der of Commerce will leave this ev-
ening for Denver on business trip.
The regular Saturday night dance
Will follow the speaking tonight at
the Auditorium, beginning at 9
o'clock.
Tonight a good-sized audience will
hear Bohn, the national organizer of
the socialist labor party. at the Au-
ditorium.
Louis Chandlee will move his fam
lily to a ranch up the river next week.
Mrs. E. A. Bartlett is recovering
after a short illness.
Herman Hoesch returned home
last night from his visit to the prop
critics of the Flying Dutchman Min
ing Company in Utah.
Weather forecast for Sc hours
ending pm. Sunday: Western
Colorado-Cloudy tonight and Sun
day, with local rain or snow; warm
er tonight.
Today Mr.. Bohn. the national or
ganizer of the socialist labor party,
arrived in the city at noon. and is
the guest of S. b. Hutchinson, the
party leader in this city.
Rev. F. F. Walters delivered four
sermons at Rife this week, filling
the pulpit at the Christian church
there on four different evenings. He
returned home Friday night.
James Purcell arrived home last
night from Omaha. Neb.. to which
city he accompanied the remains Of
his father, Michael Purcell. The in
terment took place in that city.
A handsome sign was painted to-
day on the window of the Colorado
shoe store The front of the build
ing was repainted yesterday and pre-
sents a very attractive appearance.
Persons who have moved from one
ward to another since the last cleo
tion should be sure to see that the
proper change is made on the regis
tration books before the books are
closed. Residents who were not able
to vote at the November election ow-
ing to the fact that they had not
lived here long enough, if this quail
hcation is now fulfilled, should regis
ter at once.
Hon. Benton Canon is a visitor to
the city today. en- route home from
visit through the famous new gold
mining region of Nevada. Mr. Can
on, who has not been in the city for
some little time past, is surprised
by the march of improvement which
is most apparent. He speaks quite
highly of the prospects of the Neva-
da gold fields and may later locate
there temporarily.
The social last night by the Mesa
Club was more largely attended than
the previous dance. There was much
more enthusiasm and pleasure. The
music was good and all the mem
bers and their ladies entered into
the spirit of the occasion with en-
thusiasm. The next dance of the
club will be the last one. and will
occur on the night of March 81. At
this dance there will be guests and
good time is anticipated.
The big Shay engine. owned by the
Book Cliff railroad, arrived yester-
day and is being unloaded today,
and will be in operation on the
tracks of the company's road within
few days. The engine has been in
the shops at Lima, o., for several
months, undergoing extensive re
pairs, and it returns to Grand juno
tion almost remodeled and in first
class condition, prepared to give bet
ter service than ever. The Shay en-
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and is of great power. For the rea-
son that the engine has been in the
shops in the east, the road has not
been in operation during the past
winter. but with its return work be
gins with renewed force.
The season for millinery opening
is at hand. One of the prettiest
openings in Grand Junction this sea-
son promises to be that of the The
Leader, located in the Columbine
Music Company's building. The pro-
prietor. NJ. A. Garstke, will offer for
the inspection of the ladies selec-
tion of millinery goods, strictly styl-
ish and new throughout. embracing
everything late in the millinery
world. The days of the opening are
Friday and Saturday, March II and
is. Milliners OF competency and ex-
perience are in charge and an up-to-
date dressmaking establishment has
been opened. A cordial invitation