The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-11-27
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No; 3 was about thirty minutes
late this afternoon.
Nothing doing today at the new
depot on account of the weather.
There was a heavy fall of snow on
Grand Mesa yesterday and last night.
]. w. Clary. the barber. has been
quite ill for several days and unable
TO be at his shop
The Woman's Relief Corps will
Y give big social tonight at Odd Fell
lows hall. A large attendance is ex-
/ pected.
Weather report for this section is
rain turning to snow and colder to-
night; Tuesday snow and much
colder.
There are many attractions in town
tonight. big show, a concert, Elks
social, w. r. c. social and several
other affairs.
The Reviewers club holds a ses-
sion this afternoon at the pleasant
home of Mrs. Charles H. Arthur on
East Main street.
The trial of Mrs. Ida Hughes Dar-
ling, who drew gun on man at the
sugar factory, was postponed until
Wednesday when she will be given
hearing in Justice Byers' court.
Clint Martin left this morning for
Delta on business trip He may go
to Silverton before returning to
Grand Junction. Mr.. Martin has
rented residence on Rood avenue
and his family have taken posses
sion.
The ladies of the Methodist church
have been making preparations for
the past two weeks for big bazaar
to be held at the Gourley- Plat furni-
ture store on Saturday A great array
of nice articles suitable for Christ
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The shipments now being made
from the fruit growers associations
are light compared with those of a
few weeks ago. The shipping season
is almost at an end. However the
big force of clerks is kept busy receiv-
ing the returns from the fruit buyers.
Editor Hall. of the Bagley. Iowa
Gazette, is in the city visiting friends
among the former Iowa people. Mr.
Hall came as far as Colorado Springs
as a delegate to the grand lodge of
Yeomen and decided to extend his
trip to Grand Junction. He will
spend several days here.
Rev. Ward, prominent evangel-l
list who has been engaged in his work
in Colorado for some time is now
holding "A series of revival services at
Pear Park church. LARGE congrega-
lions are attending and the meetings
are arousing much interest. Rev.
Ward is a minister I remarkable
power.
The society event of the season. the
joint concert and ball to be given at
the Auditorium on the night of De-
eember 9Th. Cosgrove's famous or
chestra will give the concert and Will
then furnish the music for the ball.
One 50-cent ticket grants admission
to the concert and the privilege of
dancing at the ball.
Henry Holland, the fifteen-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Holland, re-
siding ON Hannah creek, was brought
to the city Friday and placed In the
hospital. Some time ago the young
man had leg broken in an accident,
and although the injury was given
proper attention at once II has given
him much trouble and is still of a
very serious nature. 1t may become
necessary to amputate the limb.
This morning nearly one hundred
and twenty quit claims we're filed with
the county clerk and recorder to be
recorded, and Deputies Caldwell and
Steele had their hands full for some
time numbering the deeds and en-
tering them upon the reception book.
These deeds were filed by the Grand
Junction Construction company, the
company which is to erect the cleo
trio street railway. Many other
similar deeds will be filed by the COM
pany at an early date.
Thomas ]. Rogers who was arralgn-
ed for trial Saturday afternoon in
Judge Sweney's court charged with
breach of the peace was discharged
by the court after hearing the testi-
mony of the witnesses. Rogers and
Arthur Gax. both employed at the
Barton & Plat livery stable, had a
personal encounter Friday night and
Rogers was arrested on warrant
sworn out by Gax. The evidence
proved that there was no case against
Rogers consequently he was dismiss
cd