The daily sentinel., 1905-02-24

The second edition of the Church
News viii be distributed tomorrow
Skating at Turner hall for chill
dren only. Saturday morning. to
12. Admission, 1Oe; skates free.
All kinds of repairing done in la
dies department of the Suitorium.
Enthrance on Fifth street under the
bank.
To pass a pleasant evening pro-
vide yourself with some late music,
good game or good book-all
at vorbeck's store,
A specially built wagon for NOV
ing pianos and other heavy goods.
All orders promptly attended to by
Barton & Platt. the liverymen.
You will always get satisfaction if
yeu patrsnize Barton & Platt. the
liverymen. Good horses and com
Portable rigs. Stables corner Colo
rsdo and Fifth streets.
Glenwood Avalanche: Grand juno
ton must be pretty fast town. The
newspapers down there refer to the
young man" with Champagne ap-
petite" and his "aleeky season of
life.
Lorin A. Staley returned home to-
day from Buena Vista, where he has
been seeking better health through
The hot springs baths at that place.
He returns feeling somewhat i'm
proved.
Fred l.. Hale, who has for the past
several years been employed as tele-
graph operator at the union depot,
mas resigned to accept position in
the east. He will leave for his new
post in a few days.
Glenwood Avalanche: Grand juno
lion has very active Chamber of
Commerce. They have taken an act
i've part in the matter of getting the
normal school for that place and
their committee is now in Denver vis-
iting with the legislature on that
subject.
Glenwood Avalanche: Glenwood
Springs has an excellent show to get
4 bill through the present legislature
establishing a normal school here.
We are not sure what town comes
next. so for that reason we would
like to see Grand Junction go there
and 'spress themselves.
wendall P Ella returned home last
night on No. from California. He
has been out of the city about three
months and visited in that time many
points in the famous land of flowers.
He met many old friends and his
drip was one round of pleasure. He
returns home in good health and
merry spirits.
Plateau Voice: Last Sunday night
was certainly a record breaker for
frigidity in Plateau valley. Untest-
ed thermometers over the valley reg
lstered from SO below upward: but
the United States weather bureau in
struments at Collbran, in charge of
J. J. Putney, registered just 80 de-
grees below zero. At Mesa IT was
20; DeBeque, -2S; Grand juno
ton, -23; Fruita, -2S. The cold
wave was general throughout the
middle west.
Telluride Journal: One of the
largest, if not the largest. audience
ever gathered at the opera house was
present at Beatty Bros. picture show
last night, and only expressions of
satisfaction at the entertainment fur
nished are heard today. The Beatty
Brothers are liberal advertisers. run
ming from 20 to 80 lines of locals
in the Journal daily for the past |
week. There may be no connection 1
between this fact and the necessity |
for filling the aisles with extra chairs, |
but the Journal prefers to think
there is.
Telluride Journal; The Journal
who started for the east
morning, went by way of
Grand Junction. and between trains
hat evening visited the Elks head
quarters. and he puts it, Il found a
'oyal lot of good fellows" adding a
P. S. to a brief business not as fol-
ows: Give the C. j. Elks a good
'end-off at every opportunity; they
ire all right. royal good fellows and
,ave a fine home" As the Journal /,
las heretofore observed, this is the
eport that everyone who visits
irand Junction brings of the EIks
lown there.
The play. the comedy and the
tage equipment of 1.-The Two Little
yaifs." by Lincoln J. Carter which
ONES to the Park opera house, Sat
irday, February %. are far above
he average furnished at the popular
riced houses. Unlike so many mel
dramas, this piece does not rely on
teamboat and railroad explosions.
lie driving and river accidents,
lood-curdling murder and the like
Or its popularity. but is on straight, :
sgitimate acting that the piece finds
S way into the heart of every one
man, woman and child-that ever 4