The daily sentinel., 1905-03-22
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/ making daily trips to the mine.
The Owl Whist Club will be en-
tertained tomorrow night by DR.. and
Mrs. H. r. Bull.
Mrs. Charles G. Sumner leaves to-
night for Los Angeles. Cal, on an
extended visit to relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Osborne have
moved into the new residence of Miss
Rose McCary on Gunnison avenue.
Judge Walter S. Sullivan and
daughter, Miss Elsie, will leave Fri
day night for Denver to be gone a
week.
Oyerseer Jaynes is experimenting
the erection oil a very substantial and
attractive bridge over the canal near
Fruit ridge
Frank Hall of Moab is greeting
friends in the city. He accompanied
brother Odd Fellow. who is i'll, to
Grand Junction.
The ladies of the Fruit Ridge Mis-
sionary Society will give 15-cent
social Thursday evening at the home
I - 49, o. Cs %A1AiOAhs
A light snow fell during the early
morning hours. but it disappeared be-
fore 9 o'clock. doing its part toward
keeping the mud with us.
That sweet singer, Mr.. Brophy, will
sing two ballads in the Eagles min
strels. This feature alone is well
worth the price of the admission.
Oswald V. Meir. an old-time min
strell man and champion buck dancer
of Missouri will positively appear at
the performance of the Eagles min
strels.
Edmund Gilcrest. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. V. Gilcrest, after a two-weeks
pleasant visit in the city, left for Es-
ties Park last night where he viii
spend the summer.
John Moore, manager of the Fruit
Growers Association. DIR. f. r. Smith
and William Bomgardner left last
night on No. for Denver to attend
a meet of fruit growers.
There will be a masked skating
carnival for children only at the Au-
ditorium Saturday morning. Admis-
sion 0c, and skates 1Oc. A good time
is guaranteed all the little folks who
attend.
Charles A. Clark. the insurance
man. has been placed upon the re-
publican ticket to fill the vacancy
caused by e. A. Wadsworth declining
to make the race for alderman in
the East Third ward.
Let the children attend the masked
skating carnival given for children
only at the Auditorium Saturday
morning. Admission 1Oc. and skates
1Oc, There will be competent assist
ants and the best of order.
A. G.. Mann. who is employed by
the White Mercantile Company, is
seriously ill. About O'Clock this
morning bleeding from the nose be-
gan without apparent cause. and tho
flow of blood was not stopped for
several hours. Mr.. Mann is some
better this afternoon.
Manager Boyer of the Auditorium
is making arrangements for the big
roller skating election race. with the
expectation of it being one of the
most interesting events in the Audi
torium history. The unique skating
race will take place on Tuesday even
ing, April 4, the date of the munich
pal election. There Will be fine mu-
sic and many other pleasant features.
Election bulletins Will be received
and posted during the evening,
Paul Watkins and Miss Mary os-
borne We're united in marriage Sat
urday evening at the Methodist par
sonage. The marriage was a com
plete surprise for the many friends
of the young people, and when they
| took possession of their home on Sec
ond Fruit ridge there was a charivari
of the highest type. Mr.. Watkins re
Gently came to the Grand valley from
Oklahoma and Miss Osborne came to
the city not long ago from Georgia.
The groom is brother of Mrs. j. NJ.
Hickman.
Now is the time to subscribe for
The Daily Sentinel. soc per month.
Miss Elsie Kloster left the city
last night for her home in Wilmot,
S. D., after spending one year at
the home of her uncle. c. L. Horr
The young lady came to Grand June
tion for the benefit of her health and
she returns home greatly improved.
During her stay here she made many
warm friends and soon became very
popular among the young people. On
her departure last night large num-
Der of young ladies and gentlemen
gathered at the station to bid her
farewell, and her departure is great
ly regretted. Miss Kloster left with
the hope that her parents would de
eide at an early date to remove to
Grand Junction.
The argument of Attorney Samuel
n. Wheeler this afternoon in defense
of the Perry boys was one of the
strongest and best delivered argu-