The daily sentinel., 1905-01-16
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The Garments ball at the auditor
ium Wednesday night
Sherman W. Moody left yesterday
on business "trip TO Salt Lake City.
The Grand Junction Electric &
Gas Company will soon install a day
current Read their ad.
Boyer's fun orchestra at the ball
Of the brotherhood Of Railway Car
men on Wednesday night
Walter wlhelmy of the Grand
junction Brewing Association spent
Saturday and Sunday at Glenwood
Springs.
H H. Lyons is able to be out again
today after weeks illness of la
grippe. He is feeling better today
than he has for weeks.
Plateau Voice: Grandpa Blain of
Grand junction has come to this
place to make his home with his
daughter. Mrs. VIM. Underhill.
L. F. Wickersham. assistant cash
Ter OF the Grand Valley National
Bank. left yesterday for Bainbridge.
O.. to spend a two weeks vacation.
Palisade parties have secured a
contract with the Grand Junction
Artificial Ice Company to furnish
them with ice during the coming
summer.
VIII Volmer. William H. Lee. Ar
thur Wadsworth and r. b. Cassels
left last night for Golden to attend
the meeting of the state Grocers
Association which convenes in that
city today.
Minimum temperature this morn
ing. 10 degrees. Weather forecast
for 36 hours ending pm. Tuesday:
Western Partly cloudy to-
night and Tuesday with local snow;
warmer tonight.
Manager Boyer of the auditorium
announces the engagement OF the
Marie Fountain Theater Company at
the auditorium one week beginning
Monday night January %. The
company is said to be a very strong
one.
Saturday the preliminary hearing
of the five Perry brothers on one
of the grand larceny charges against
them began in Justice Byer's court
The trial was in progress all day
and late in the afternoon was con
tinued until Wednesday OF this week.
Three OF the boys are in jail and
two are out under bond
James l.. Hamilton and family ar
rived in Grand Junction Friday ey-
ening from Ouray and have taken
/ possession OF the handsome cottage
home at SIG Gunnison avenue erect
ed by NJ. +. Fredericks Mr. Hamll-
ton is commercial man. represent
ing the Strouby EstabrooS Company
of Denver. Mr.. Hamilton will make
this city his headquarters in The flu
ture.
The stockholders of the Fruita
Fruit & Produce Association elected
directors Monday afternoon. Only
one change was made in the personel
of the board. The old officers were
/ reelected and they are as follows;
I b. F.. Hughes. president; William
Schwarz. treasurer. and Frank d.
Keifer. secretary. The association is
comparatively new one. but is rap
idly building mp large business.
Mrs Mary j. Reynolds, an aged
! lady, died Saturday az her home in
the southern part OF the city. near
the sugar factory. The funeral ser
! vice was held at the house yester-
day. Interment at the Orchard Mesa
cemetery. Undertaken w h Ban
mister in charge Paralysis and pneu-
monia were the causes of death Mrs
Reynolds is survived by three chill
dren. Charles Bliss. a son who re-
sides at Telluride. came to the civ
to attend the funeral.
NJ. r. Moore, after spending two
weeks in this city visiting his fa-
ther-in-law, j. \. Lyons and family
returned the latter part of the week
I to his home at Guthrie Center, Ia,
with the intention of closing out his
business interests there and return
ing to the Grand valley to reside pre-
manently Mr.. Moore operates a
large grocery establishment in Guth-
rie Center. He was most favorably
impressed with this section and has
great faith in the future OF the city
and valley.
The funeral of Judge W. c. Sloan
took place yesterday afternoon from
the Methodist church. The services
at the church were largely attended
Rev. Eugene H. Smith delivered q
mastery address and paid a high
tribute to the deceased There We're
many beautiful floral offerings A
large concourse of friends followed
the remains TO the grave. The in
terment took place at Orchard Mesa
cemetery. Undertaken Gourley in
charge. The members of the Mesa
. 81.