The daily sentinel., 1905-10-18

( Bibles at the Postohice Book store.
Henry r. Lowe. of Telluride. is
in town today.
John c. Richardson. OF Glenwood
. Springs, is in town today.
civil service examination Is be-
ing conducted in the city today.
Miss Anna Gadeiman. of DeBeque,
is visiting with friends in the city
/ this week.
The Elks will give big social ses-
sion in their lodge rooms within a
short time.
w. A. Wallace. OF Louisville. Ken
lucky, is spending a few days in the
/ city enroute 10 the coast.
i ST. Matthews Guild VIII serve sup
/ per in the guild room at the rectory
Friday evening from > to s, 25 cents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Kemp, Of
Fairmont, Neb., arrived in the city
yesterday and viii spend some time
in the valley.
( For two bits you can have all you
can eat at the guild room Friday
night. The guild needs the money
/ Be generous.
The Grand Junction people who
are attending the grand lodge Of Odd
I Fellows at Rocky Ford will not re-
turn home until Esidsly
Up to two o'clock this afternoon
lad been no Identification Of
tLc on rs of the man who was kill
el train last night
I Don { delay getting your seats for
The Pit" Now on sale at Haskell's
pharmacy. One of the greatest at
fractions that ever visited Grand
Junction
Prompt attention is given to every
order placed in our hands We
take pains TO give the best of service
every week-The Excelsior Laundry
company.
Many day has come and gone in
the Chicago theatres since play
created an equal Juror and won such
an unmistakahle ovation, says the
I Chicago Examiner of "The Pit"
William Ditman came down this
morning from the Plateau valley to
attend the special session of the
board of county commissioners held
for the purpose of e1ecting a new as
SCISSOR
d. W. Aupperle is proving a popu-
+. lar secretary of the Chamber OF Com
merce and there is little doubt that
selection when they chose Mr. Aup
perle for the position.
l.. KeByers arrived home yesterday
from an extended visit to Chicago
and other points in the east. The
trip was one of business and pleas
ure combined. Mr.. Byers was out of
the city several weeks.
Some employers declare that il is
a hard matter just at the present time
10 secure good day laborers for mines.
ranches and other fields of work, in
this city Very few good worlImen
are out of employment in the valley
at this time.
G. a. Miller found diamond ring
which was advertised as lost In the
Sentinel Monday evening. The ring
was lost between Moodys jewelry
store and the Grand hotel Il was re
turned to Mr. Moody and the finder
was handsomely rewarded.
Extensive preparations are being
made for a unique and delightful
Halloween entertainment to be given
at the Methodist church on Hallowe
en- eve by the ladies of Division No.
4 of the Methodist Aid society. Many
novel features are being arranged.
Hundreds OF copies OF the Palisade
Tribune Of Saturdays issue, contain
ing the reports from the various or
chards of the clifton district have
been sent out to parties throughout
the country and will do world OF
good, sound advertising for the val
ley.
The Grand Junction Sentinel is
lambasting Congressman Hogg be
couse that worthy don't secure a
public building for the Junction.
4 Wonder II the Sentinel really expects
our congressman TO quit telling funny
stories long enough to do such a
thing.-Montrose Enterprise.
Among the applications for the ap
preparation OF water made at the Of
fee OF the state engineer Of Utah
Monday was that of Jarvis l.. Ben
nett, OF Grand Junction who made APP
plication for two second feet OF water
from the Green river system. The di-
verting channel to be Q 800 feet in
length and two feet in depth.
The funeral OF Mrs. Judson Deu
con took place this afternoon from
st. Mattehw's Episcopal church. A
large concourse OF friends assembled
at the church to pay respect to the
memory OF the dead. Rev c. W. G.
Lyon had charge of the service. rhe
interment took place at Orchard
Mesa cemetry. There We're many
beautiful floral offerings
George Haggerty the former night
clerk at the Hotel Glenwood, and now
aning the position of day clerk az
the Grand hotel in Grand Junction,
has been very IN for several days
past with typhoid fever He is now
in the 81 Mary's hospital In that
lefty. Mr. Haggerty's many friends
in this city win be sorry to learn OF
his illness and wish him n quick re-
coyery -Glenwood Avalanche.
AT the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Denver X Rio Graudc
railroad company yesterday, ~ was
lauuouugal that from IulN / to Oct