The daily sentinel., 1905-03-29
No. was thirty minutes late TO-

for short visit.
The city election Tuesday of next
week, less than a week on.
A. c. Goodell of Montrose came in
last night and left today for Denver
County Clerk Mann and Judge c.
F. Caswell returned last night from
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Green of Moab,
Utah, were in town this morning en-
route east.
D. NJ Cooper and George Martin
of Moab. Utah, are in town on a short
business trip.
An arc light was ordered placed
on the corner of First street and
] Colorado avenue.
I c. H. Durant of Rife was an ar
rival in the city last night. He goes
out again this evening.
j. F. Fleming. well known bust
ness man of Red Cliff, was an arrival
In the city this morning.
J. S. Carnahan will return this ev-
ening from Montrose. where he has
[ been attending district court.
A very enthusiastic meeting was
held last night by the democrats at
the democratic headquarters.
Jesse Metcalf of Pitkin county is
( in town today looking after business
matters and greeting old friends.
r. +. Wentz of Wichita, Kan, ar
rived in the city last night and will
spend some days here with friends.
/ The matter of painting the street
signs was placed in the hands of the
street supervisor, with power to act.
Frank Tibbets is in Palisade today
looking up business for the Mesa
Paint 4 Wall Paper Company of this
city.
Alexander Dahl. who is employed
by the Fred Mantey Saddlery Com
pany. has been i'll for the past two
days.
The Spencer Seedless Apple Com
pany's Office was closed today while
a new steel ceiling was put in posi-
ton.
Persons desiring landscape gar
dening of any character will do well
to communicate with Samuel Grady.
30S Main.
Every member of the Red circle.
Women of Woodcraft, is requested
to meet at Ellls hall Friday after
noon at 2:30.
Armour's Star and Gold Band
hams and bacon sold round the
world. We have them. Independent
Meat Market.
Thursday. March 80. afternoon and
evening. attend Mrs. Roe's big milli-
merry opening at the Lay-Nattinger
Mercantile Company.
The council adjourned until the
next regular meeting. April IL. The
next session will be the last OF the
present city council.
Apannu tho na,,y L. IL, fI,a ,.a1
ley during the past week is b. f.
Simmons of Humbolt. Ia. who ex-
poets TO spend some time here.
The list of nominations for the
city offices appears in the Sentinel ev-
cry evening of this week and Mon
day of next week. Study the tickets
carefully.
George Nallery, general manager
of the Colorado Midland railroad.
left the city last night after spend
ing the day with the local officials
of that road.
Grand Junction Chapter No. "a. Il.
A. Nj, will meet this evening at 1870.
for the purpose of work in the II. A .
degree. Visiting companions are cor
daily invited.
Say. don't forget the big election
race on roller skates at the Auditor
ium, Tuesday evening, April L. Ev-
cry arrangement for a glorious time
has been made.
This afternoon meeting is being
held at the Methodist church by the
Woman's Missionary Union. Say
ing the World Through Children" is
the subject being discussed.
A sister of Mrs c. c. Rumsey ar.
rived in the city last night over the
narrow gauge. and. after spending
the evening with Mrs. Rumsey. left
on No 3 for Goldfield, New,
Weather forecast for Sc hours
ending 6 pm. Thursday; Western
/ Colorado--Cloudy tonight and Thurs
4 day; probably rain; cooler Thursday:
warmer in south portion tonight.
The next big event at the Audi
torium will be the election race on
roller skates, Tuesday night, April
1, election night. 1t will be hum
mer, You cant afford to miss it.
Samuel n. Wheeler filed an item
lied statement of bills which had
been disallowed. The bill was for
police court fees. The matter was
referred to City Attorney Carnahan.
The most exquisite and exclusive
! display of millinery ever seen in
/ Grand Junction, at Mrs. Roe's open
| ing thursday afternoon and evening
at the Lay-Nattinger Mercantile Com
pany.
The crowd of high school boys and
girls determined not to be cheated
out of the picnic planned for this
week by the disagreeable weather.
and left this morning for Monument
canon to enjoy the picnic.
The following election judges were
appointed to, fill vacancies: First
ward-H. L. Johnson. vice w. T.
/ Dowery; Second ward-Perry Rog-
ers, vice Mat Stoltz; Second ward
| ID. n. Wheeler. vice Il. A. Krohn.
Something unique-an election
race on roller skates at the Auditor
ium, Tuesday night. April 4. Every
candidate in the municipal race will
be represented There will be fine
music and election returns will be
received and posted.
One of the prettiest social events
OF the season promises to be the "Ir-
ish Jamboree" to be given this even
ing by DR. Eldridge. George n. Fal-
coner and their friends The fnvi-
tations have been generally accented
/ a program of elegant featurae hoo