The daily sentinel., 1905-03-24
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D. NJ, Cooper Of Moab is in town on
short business trip.
Several court case. were argued in
the district court today.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Glass
ford. this morning. 1O-pound son.
NJ. ]. Green of Louisville. KY. is
spending a few days in Grand June
ton
Judge j. f. ong arrived on the
noon train from business trip to
DeBeque.
c. H. Mayo, well known to many
in the city, was here yesterday greet
ing old-time friends.
Mrs. NJ. E. Doland of Macomb. H..
spent yesterday in the city en- route
home from California.
There was important work in the
/ E. A. degree at the session of the
Masonic lodge last night.
Oratoricai contest this evening at
the high school assembly room. The
attendance will be large.
/ James A. Sumner, a prominent
business man of Leadville who is
well known here, is in the city today.
The ladies of the Christian church
will hold a cake sale tomorrow after
noon at the Crown Furniture Com
pany
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Lloyd of Pali-
sade are spending the afternoon in
town. They recently returned from
an extended visit to California.
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce meet this evening in reg
ular weekly session. 1880 is the
time. Full attendance is desired.
Only few more days to wait
Keep the date in mind and watch for
the big parade. Eagles minstrels.
opera house, Wednesday, March 20.
George Garrison, the plumber, who
has been i'll at hisAhome for the past
two weeks, is better and hopes to
be able to be down town in few
days.
Charles II. Arthur. accompanied
by his son. Rex. left on the noon
train today for the cattle and sheep
range of the Webster City Cattle
Company.
Judge c. f. Caswell. Postmaster
Edwin Price and Cashier Orson Ad-
ans of the Mesa County Bank will
leave tomorrow for Denver to attend
the Wolcott memorial services.
See the original up-to-date YER
sion of Uncle Toms Cabin This
funny burlesque is one of the big
features of the Eagles minstrels.
Park opera house. Wednesday. March
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Mr.. Steyn of Denver. one of the
promoters of the Grand Junction
Electric Street railway proposition.
is in town for few days Mr.. Steyn
is well known here and very popu-
lar
Miss Ethel Peck. after a short visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Peck, left today for Greeley to take
up her work in the normal school.
Miss Peck will remain in Greeley all
summer.
The Auditorium skating rink will
be turned over to the Mesa Dancing
Club this evening by Manager Boyer.
and the members of the Club will
turn out in fun force to enjoy the
popular pastime.
Mrs. IL. S. Henderson, wife of DR..
II. S. Henderson, arrived in the city
today at noon, after an extended Wis
1t to Denver. where she has been TAX
ing advanced studies in music. She
has been absent several months.
The orations to be delivered this
evening by the young men of the high
school are original and will prove
interesting to all. There will be sew
eral excellent musical numbers and
delightful entertainment is prom
ised all who attend.
Felix AllIire. the republican alder
manic candidate in the Second ward
is rejoicing today over the arrival
at his home of fine baby boy. Mr.
Alkire Is remembering his friends to-
day with the very best the land az
forCfs in the quality of the weed.
Field Marshal Wilson and his elev-
er band of fun makers announce that
they will take the town by storm on
our principal streets next wednes-
day. March 20, and wind up with a
grand demonstration at night. the
Park opera house being the scene of
action.
Mr.. ogburn. a prominent tobac-
co dealer of southeastern Virginia,
arrived in the city last week Mr.
Ogburn comes to the valley of the
Grand for the benefit of his health,
and. if the climate proves beneficial.
he viii probably send for his family
and permanently reside here.
The Saturday Evening Post is, per-
haps, the most popular weekly maga-
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