The daily sentinel., 1905-01-26
creatore tonight.

today from Denver
Tonight the woodmen of the
World hold a meeting.
For Kansas City eorR-fed beef. go
to ]. w. Osborn & Sons
W. A. Beltz of Santa Shore. S. D..
is new arrival in the city
A. Holmes of Telluride is in the
city today looking after business
matters.
Mrs. A. c. Newton will entertain
at card party tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Sadie osbern of Palisade
spent yesterday in the city visiting
friends.
Mrs G. vanHoorebelIe entertains
the East End Whist Club tomorrow
evening.
There were twenty-five guests at
the Grand yesterday and eighteen at
the La Court.
Several ear loads of sheep and cat
tie were shipped out last night by
the Goshen brothers.
c. H. Martin, editor OF the PAL
isade Tribune. is in town and will
remain over to hear Creatore.
DR.. Knude Hanson left the city
yesterday at noon for the west on
several weeks pleasure trip.
DR.. Knude Hanson left last night
for Preston and Phoenix. Ariz., to
spend n months vacation from his
work
Miss Rieve Ferbrache will enter
tain a number of the young social
set at a duplicate whist party to-
night
Tommorow night a social will be
given at the eAIthodist church by the
Epworth League. a most pleasant
evening is promised
LosT-A1onday evening. round
gold brooch. with opal center sur
rounded by circle of pearls. Return
to this office and receive reward.
Tomorrow evening the directors of
the Chamber of Commerce will hold
meeting-the regular weekly ses-
sion-at the Office OF the secretary.
The Modern Woodmen. of America
held a meeting last night at the
Masonic hall and transacted business
Of Importance. The attendance was
large
Howard Fletcher of the Fruit
Growers association. who takes his
vacation in the winter time. leaves
tonight for Bloomington. Ia, to
spend two weeks.
The Shadow of the Cross" one
Of the company's feature productions
will be presented tomorrow evening
at the Auditorium by the Marie
Fountain Theater Company.
salida Mail: An amusing yet dis
graceful incident took place during
the Italian funeral procession Sun
day. At the corner OF the park sew
eral of the participants got engaged
in free for all fight. an event not
down on the program. No arrests
as yet.
Burley and Malin. charged with
robbery of DR.. Warmers office and
who were on trial yesterday. were
bound over by Judge sweeney to
await the action of the district court.
The bond was fixed at $3.50 in each
case, which the young men were
unable to fill
DR.. Smith, DR.. Johnson and. Miss
Lindley will present the needs and
benefits of physical culture at the
parents meeting tomorrow evening
at 1880 in the Congregational church
at which parents. teachers and others
who are interested in this import
ant subject will be welcome.
This morning the Kempton Kom-
edy Kompany. well known in this
city, spent some hours in Grand
Junction. The company came in
from the west and left at 10 O'Clock
over the narrow gauge Mr.. W. H.
Kempton, the veteran actor at the
head of the company who has scores
of friends in this city. has been very
Ill for the past eight weeks in
Denver hospital. He is suffering
from Bright's disease. Mr.. Kemp
ton has visited this city with his
company frequently for years and his
engagements in Grand Junction have
always been most successful. The
company played here in July for one
week to reoord-breaking houses
R. J Meyer. a well known young
man Of this city. has just perfected
an invention that will doubtless
prove decided success. The inven-
tion is a pruning knife. unlike in al
most every detail to anything that
has yet been placed in the hands of
the fruit grower or tree cultivator
The pruner consists of two steel
blades arranged in the shape of tri-
angle within metal frame. The
blade works on a pole of any length
desired. All that is necessary to
operate the machine is to place the
blades on the Limb to he cut and give
the pole a push or thrust. and the
work is done and done smoothly.