The daily sentinel., 1905-03-23
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town on. short business trip.
Gordon Kambell. well known cit
izen of ouray. is in town today.
E. S. Reams. who has been i'll for
several months, is improving slowly.
Several new arc lights ordered by
the council are being installed this
week.
! j. c. Plank and r. A. Magill went
to Whitewater today on a short busi-
ness trip.
The officers of the Flying Dutch
man Mining Company held a meet
ing last night.
The Owl Whist Club will be en-
tertained this evening by DR.. and
Mrs. H. r. Bull.
Fred Frohmeyer has added a very
handsome front porch to his residence
on West Chipeta.
Mr.. Boyle, vino formerly resided
here and is well known in the city,
is in town today greeting friends.
The sale of seats for the engage
ment of David Harum" is moving
along in very satisfactory manner.
Allen Mcclure has sold to H. L.
Carrick ten acres of his fruit ranch
in the Fruitvale community for s2.-
500.
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce meet tomorrow night at
1880 at the offices in "Ye Bookman's
Den"
There has been several big real
estate deals during the past week
made by Grand Junction real estate
dealers.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Smith of Port
land. Me, were guests at the Grand
hotel yesterday en- route home from
California.
One of the largest crowds of the
season will doubtless see David
Harum" Monday night at the Park
opera house.
The Women's Relief Corps initial
ed several candidates yesterday after
noon at a meeting held at the odd
Fellows hall.
J. f. Aston of the Pueblo Chief
tain, who has been in the city for the
past four days, left today for other
points in Colorado.
The work of shearing the several
thousand sheep Goslen brothers have
in their pens near the sugar factory
will begin this week.
Eugene Underhill, the new land
lord at the Western hotel. will be
gin at once the work of improving
the hotel in many ways.
Mrs. James Crossen and Mrs. b. b.
Malin of Telluride were visitors in
the city this morning. leaving at 10
O'Clock over the narrow gauge.
The skating rink drew large
crowd again last night. There is no
abatement in the skating craze that
struck Grand junction some months
ago.
Mr. Bert Dooley has consented to
take part in the Eagles minstrels.
Mr.. Dooley has great reputation
throughout the east as blackface
comedian.
New furnishings are being placed
in every apartment of the Western
hotel. The Crown Furniture Com
pany is placing the new furniture in
the house.
There is not much talk regarding
the matter of voting a franchise to
the Citizens Gas & Coke Company
The vote on this proposition will
probably be light.
Tomorrow evening the members
of the Mesa Dancing Club will have
the Auditorium skating rink to them
selves, and all are expecting very
delightful evening.
Bishop Spalding. who is the guest
of Rev. C. w. G. Lyon, is greeting
his friends in the city today. The
bishop is very popular with the mem
bers of Rev, Lyons congregation.
George w Hickman yesterday pur-
chased from ]. b. Chandler twenty
acres of fruit land in Fruitvale Con-
sideration. $500. ]. F. Byers. the
real estate man. made the sale. Mr..
Hickman and his family will take
possession at once. They came to the
valley from Iowa short time ago.
and will make very desirable citi-
zens.
Rev J. A. Becker has received no
tice that John b. DeMotte. the famous
scientific lecturer on psychological
subjects, can be engaged for next
years lecture course. Prof. DeMotte
is in great demand and is to be found
on all the great lecture courses of
the country. Rev. Becker has made
repeated efforts to secure him for an
engagement here. 1t is probable that
Ex-Governor LaFollette of Wisconsin
Will be one of the attractions for the
next course, as the management is
making strong efforts to secure the
distinguished statesman.