The daily sentinel., 1905-02-27
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". s. Waliaoe is III today and con
fined TO his home.
Very low rates to Buena Vista and
return Colorado Midland
William B. Beck of Fruita was in
town yesterday. the guest of friends
Frank P Tayemer of ouray was
the guest of friends in the city yes
terday
Maggie B. Yelton has purchased
lot %. block l6. Grand Junction.
1 Consideration. 800.
Barney Brooks. stenographer in
the Wallace realty Offices, has been
i'll for the past two days
Fred Mantey left yesterday for
Redding, Cal, on a business trip.
He will be out of the city about ten
days.
Miss Minnie Graham. who has been
very i'll for some time at her home
on Colorado avenae, is some better
today.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Rawlings, who was so badly
burned Saturday. is getting along
very nicely.
An immense sign was placed in
position today over the business
house of the Mesa Paint & Wall Pa
per Company.
George Garrison returned last
night from a business trip to Delta.
Frank Gowan of Norrie is in town
visiting friends.
Frank r. Kiefer of Fruita is in
town today and viii remain over to
attend the meeting of the Mesa Coun-
ty pioneers tonight.
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Downing on Ute avenue a card
social will be given by the young
ladies of the Catholic church
Junius o'Connor of the Salt Lake
Herald left for Utah last night after
spending two days with his rela-
tives, w. G. Choate and family, of
this city.
Weather forecast for sc hours end
| ing 6 pm. Tuesday: Western Colo
rado-Partly cloudy tonight and
Tuesday, with local snow in the
south portion.
The gentleman who purchased the
Forty ranch on Fruit ridge arrived
Sunday from the east with car load
| Of household goods and has taken
possession of his new home.
Painters and decorators are at
work on the interior of the c. D.
Smith drug store. Many changes will
be made toward making the hand
some store even more attractive.
II. r. Rodda of Glenwood Springs.
a prominent telephone man, who this
week assumes charge of the TelIu-
ride district, is in town today. Mr..
Rodda formerly resided in Grand
Junction and has many friends here.
The congregations have been
steadily increasing in size at st. Mat
thew's Episcopal church during the
past few months. Rev. Lyon is a
very popular pastor and St Mat
thew's church is rapidly growing in
strength.
A strong protest against the open
ing and operating of the two skat-
ing rinks on Sunday afternoon and
evening was made yesterday morning
by Rev. c. w. G. Lyon of St Mat
thew's church. in the course of his
morning address. Rev. Lyon be-
lieves that the Kinks should be kept
closed all day Sunday.
Gunnison ews-Champion: ID. w.
Sampliner has sold his interest in
the dry goods and clothing business
to relatives in Grand Junction. as
appears by the large display ad else
where. He has bought an interest
in similar business at Cleveland, o. |
Mr.. E. ]. Sampliner will hereafter
conduct the Gunnison store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom VanBuren en-
tertained the East End Whist Club
Saturday evening at their home on
East Main street. About thirty mem
bers of the club were present and the !
hours were pleasantly passed Mrs |
Ed NJ. Hardy won the ladies prize.
and the gentlemen's prize was award
ed to Mr.. ]. f. Brink. Delightful |
refreshments were served.
The last grand masquerade ball
of the season will be held at the Au-
ditorium Tuesday. March Z. The |
management is making special prep |
arations to make this closing event |
of the social season one of the best
masquerades ever held in the city. /
Everyone should make preparations
to attend this event. as nothing will
be left undone to make it time of
the greatest pleasure. Costumes can
be secured at the Auditorium not
later than the 9th of March, the day
preceding the event.
An interesting collection of rare
old books are to be seen at 'Ye
Bookman's Dem phese books are
owned by a Grand junction family.
and must be of considerable value.