The daily sentinel., 1905-05-11


D. w. Bowles of Denver, we'll
known here. is greeting friends in
the city today.
Mrs. NJ. II. Getz and children of
Z Delta are the guests of friends in the
city this week.
J. w. Woodard Of Golden is in
town today giving his attention to
business matters.
Tomorrow evening the directors of
the Chamber of Commerce will meet
in regular session.
The racing matinee advertised for
this afternoon will be given some af-
ternoon of next week.
The Independent Fruit Growers
Association had a phone put in yes
terday. 1t is Mesa 103.
Auction sale of household goods.
Friday afternoon at o'clock. corner
Ninth and White. Special rates on
piano.
Quite a number of Grand Junction
people are attending the Congrega-
tional Association in session at
Fruita this week.
Mrs William Wells and daughter
Of Fort Smith. Ark. were arrivals in
the city last night and will spend
several days here.
Regular meeting of Grand juno
ton Chapter No. "a. r. A. NJ. this
evening at S O'Clock. a full attend
ance is requested.
This evening the Silver Trill Man
dolin Club give their cunce = and So
cial at the Methodist church. There
promises to be quite large attend
ancs.
j. w. O'Brien. a well known min
ing man of San Miguel county. who
owns considerable property near
Fruita, is spending several days in
the valley
U. C. Cosler yesterday sold to R
y. ID. Butler lots II, 2 and the
northwest half of lot 13. block II.
Consideration, Sl,250. e. y. Case
made the sale.
The Yeomen have secured the very
best talent for their entertainment
to be given next Monday night at
/. o. o. f. hall. and all not present
will miss treat.
Frank Lyons will not arrive in the
city from Guthrie Center. Ia, before
the latter part of next week He ex-
poets to leave for Colorado Saturday
or Sunday, and will spend some DAYS
in Denver.
Dr. Bolton. the eye specialist. of
S33 Sixteenth street, Denver. will be
at the LaCourt hotel all this week.
Consultation and examination free
this visit only. Office hours II to
1870 o'clock.
A full orchestra will furnish the
music at the Women OF Woodcraft
ball tomorrow evening. Messrs. Ba-
con & Spaulding of the Elite win
serve ices and cake on the stage all
during the evening.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Samuel J. Higgins of Coll
bran and Miss Estelle Leona Bott of
Collbran. Mr. Higgins is a young
ranchman. Both parties are well
known in the Plateau valley.
John T. Burns of the Colorado
Realty Association, left the city this
morning for other points in the
state Mr.. Burns called upon a large
number of local business men dur
ing his short stay in the city.
Tonight Rose d'Erina, the noted
vocalist, and G.. r. Vontom. tenor
and humorist. will be heard at the
Auditorium under the auspices of the
Catholic ladies. The entertainment
is deserving of a large audience.
Tomorrow evening the big May
Day ball of the Women of Wood
craft, postponed from May , to May
II, will take place at the Auditorium.
There has been large sale of tick
cts and the guests will number sew
eral hundred.
S. II. Griffiths. manager of the In
dependent Fruit Growers Associa-
tion, left for Denver last night on
business connected with the new as
sociation. j. T. jackson has charge
of the Office during the absence of
Mr. Grihiths.
Teller county has introduced some
thing that should be adopted by ev
cry county in the state. Each notary
now holding commission is request
ed to leave with the clerk and record
er his signature and impression of
seal for future reference.
The Mesa Dry Goods Company ad-
vertisement yesterday read silk
Waists" when it should have read
silk Dresses" The correction is
made today, as Manager Green stat
ed that a $1O.75 silk waist is rather
an expensive piece of feminine ap
parel.
A large number of ministers are
attending the Western Congregation
al Association now in session at
Fruita. Last night Rev. f. T. Bay
ley of Denver delivered an address
before large audience and this ev
ening Rev. Belsey of Telluride will
deliver an address. All the sessions
are largely attended.
Frank p. Kirlin. formerly engaged
in the clothing business in this city,
was an arrival last night from Iowa,
where he has resided since leaving
Grand Junction, at his old home in
that state. Mr.. Kirlin is being greet
ed by his many friends today. He is
accompanied by James kirlin and
Miss Katheryn Kirlin.
Frank w Barnes of Telluride one
of the wealthiest and best known cit
liens OF that city, has been in town
for the past two days. Mr.. Barnes
is largely Interested in the Spencer
Seedless Apple Company. He con
trolls the state rights for Indian Ter
ritory. Oklahoma, Texas and Arkan-
sas. Mr.. Barnes has many friends
in the city.
Mrs. Paul De La Mar and Mrs.
Kate Phillips We're chosen by the
Grand Junction Woman's Relief
Corps as past presidents to represent
the local organization at the depart