The daily sentinel., 1905-02-23

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guezza yssteFday
J. II GueEaey Of -GIs4sso.sd Springs
is visitor in the city
The county commissioners viii
meet again on March s.
C D. Clark of Howard Neb.. Is
here with 4 view OF locating
Rev F F. Walters has been III for
several days. but is much better to-
day
Walter GozIen. the cattIeuau. is
in Salt Lake City looking after busf-
ness interests
The Fifth Street Whist Club viii
be entertained this evening By Mr.
and Mrs A A Miller
The law and enforcement party
holds a meeting tomorrow night at
the Presbyterian church
James 3. wiekard. x4II kna~u
business man Of Meeker. IS greeting
friends in Grand Junction
The city council held an adjourned
session Tuesday evening The pro-
eeedings are given elsewhere
Tomorrow evening the directors
Of the Chamber of Commerce will
meet in regular weekly session
i The Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Firemen were well pleased with the
result Of the big ball last night
a large audience viii SEE Lincoln
+ J. Carter's great play. The Two
Waits Saturday night at the opera
house
George Barton returned home last
night from Salt Lake City. where he
was called to attend the funeral OF
his brother.
T c. Hickman and family will
leave Tuesday evening OF next week
for Los Angeles. where they will
make their home
Tuesday evening big crowd was
out enjoying skating at the Audi
torium rink Only couples were al
lowed on the rink
The day current of the electric
light company was turned OF yester-
day at noon for the rest Of the day.
it being a legal holiday.
Werner z. Reed of Colorado
I Springs. the well known capitalist, is
in town today meeting his friends
and looking after business interests
Mr.. Bergeron has the endorsement
Of all the music teachers in town as
a plano tuner Have you any work.
Thompson Jewelry & Music Com
pany-
A lengthy and important session
was held Tuesday evening by he Or
der of the Eastern star There vere
three limitations 4 social session
concluded the evenings work
There was large attendance at
the meeting OF the reading circle on
Tuesday evening in the basement
I parlors of the Methodist church. The
program was well arranged and in
teresting.
Washington's birthday was gener-
ally observed in Grand Junction yes
terday- All public Offices. banks etc.
were closed all day and some of the
business houses closed for several
hours during the day.
II. l. Cheedle and E. NJ. Cheedle.
both prominent citizens of Patton. Ia.
arrived in the city yesterday and may
locate here The gentlemen have
quite a large number of friends
valley
Tonight the famous Nellie Peck
Saunders Concert Company will be
heard at the Congregational church.
Don't fail to hear it. Fourth num-
Der of the Grand Junction lecture
course. Single admission tickets.
soc each.
I Mrs. Horace T. DeLong left last
night for Denver to join Senator De
Long Tonight Senator and Mrs. De-
Long. in company with the senator's
1 fellow members of the finance COM
! mittee. will leave on a tour OF the
state. visiting the various state insti-
| tutions.
4 George y. Faleoner's article on
/ Washington in The Sentinel Tues
/ day evening was admirably written
and very interesting and entertain
I ing The article elected much favor
able comment from our readers Mr..
1 Falconer is an able and eomprehens-
i've writer.
4 S. B. Hutchinson returned home
yesterday from Denver Mr.. Hutch
inson is we'll pleased with the result
of the big oratorical contest held at
the Coliseum in Denyer Sunday even
4 ing. the arrangements for which were
completed by Mr.. Hutchinson. The
attendance-was very satisfactory.
Hear Mrs. Saunders, the brilliant
reader and impersonator; Allen
I Campbell, the remarkable singer;
4 Miss Edna Earle Crum. the highly
4 talented yiolinist. and Miss Elizabeth
Eidt. the cultured and professional
pianist and aeeompanist. With the
I Nellie Peck Saunders Concert Com
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