The daily sentinel., 1905-10-21
Fred Milchen, of FLORENCE. is in


ing the day in the city.
W. T. Jones and c. ]. Jones, OF
Fruita, we're in town this morning.
Mrs. II. B. Neff. of Vernal, is spend
ing a fed days in the city with friends.
c. J Holland, of Milton. Iowa, is in
town with view of locating in the
valley.
J. G. Nelson. of Stewart. Iowa. is
visiting friends among the Iowa peo-
pie in the valley.
Miners are wanted at the Book
Cliff mines. Apply at the yards on
West Main Street.
Mr.. Haggerty, day clerk at the
Grand hotel, is on duty again after
a short illness of fever.
Miss Nellie l. Stewart. of Carbon,
Iowa, arrived in the city last night
for visit with friends.
Bergeon will keep your piano in
tune for year for almost the price
of one tuning. at Vorheek's.
We are able to furnish help of any
kind by the day or month. Catering
especially. Inquire al the A. NJ. E.
church parsonage corner of White
and Second or phone Red 1921.
Jackson Alder, OF Marion, Ken
lucky, who has spent the past two
years in the Yakima valley. in Wash
ington. arrived in the city yester-
day en- route home to Kentucky. He
is an old friend of r. c. Walker and
family.
This morning about ten o'clock ii
man considerably under the influence
of the juice of corn boarded the
merry-go-round for ride With a
bottle in one hand and the other hand
gripping closely the ear of one of the
wooden steeds he held a firm position
while yells and whoops that would
have done justice to a Comanehe
brave gave evidence of the hilarious
spirit that possessed him. Before
he finished his ride he had twisted
the ear Off the wooden horse and ere
ated somewhat of a breezy sensation.
William A. Marsh yesterday receiv-
ed a copy of the Des Moines. Iowa
Daily News, containing very ex.en-
sive write up of the fruit resources
of Colorado in which special auto.
tiou is aid to the Grand valley ard
was called forth by the splendid f,'ui:
display made at the Iowa state fair
at Des tfoines by w. G. BrAt.dpn-
berg. representing the Colorado State
Ccumt roiai association. Mr.. Hrln-l-
rnherg Nisii.d many fairs in lowz IL, d
1t at n eG widespread attention
every where.
The demand for seats for The
Pit" still continues great and the ad-
vance sale of seats is immense. The
big attraction will be greater by an
audience that will pack the house
from orchestra pit to the topmost seat
in the gallery. The sale is most
gratifying to the management and
such patronage extended to the
atrical attraction of this class-the
highest class has a tendancy to bring
more of the very best attractions to
the city and make Grand Junction a
better show town than ever. 1t long
ago was demonstrated that none of
the great big attractions need fear
Grand Junction as a place to come TO
for a one nights stand for the peo-
pie of the city will literally support
high grade show.
"The Harvest Supper" given last
evening by the ladies of St Mat
thew guild at the rectory was q
success in every way The supper
was served between the hours of five
O'Clock in the afternoon and nine o.
clock in the evening and scores of
people partook of the rare hospital
.tg that Characterizes every entertain
ment given by the ladies of the guild.
The rectory was thronged all during
the hours of the evening and of mer-
riment, good cheer and mice things
to eat" there was a great plenty, The
harvest supper was a sumptuous one
and the manner in which Il ives serv-
ed was superb. The AFFAIR was even
a greater success than anticipated,
and the guild deservedly realized
handsome amount.
Mrs NJ NJ. Madden who conducts
the big rooming house on the cor
ner of Fourth and Ute lost some
money this morning in rather pecul-
lar manner. She had several bills in
her hands of different denominations
and laying them on a chair until she
went into another room a young bull
dog, who is a pretty frisky individ
ual, seized the bills in his mouth and
proceeded to chew them up. When
Mrs. Madden returned she found the
bills in small pieces and the pup still
having fun with the costly remnants.
II is needless 10 say that that dog
received a well deserved chastise-
ment Mrs. Madden succeeded In
gathering up the pieces sufficient in
all probability to make the bills COM
pleie and money viii probably be re
deemed for her by the bank which
issued the currency.
The foot ball game scheduled to
take place this afternoon between the
Gfand junction team and the Fruita I
high school team was called off yes
terday afternoon as the Fruita boys
notified the Grand Junction team that
il would not be possible for them to |
come to the city tomorrow. This |
action on the part of the Fruita team |
was quite a disappointment to the /
Grand Junction boys who had made 1
all arrangements for the game and /
had gone TO some expense in adver- 1
tising same. The next big event in I
athletic circles viii be the contest /
at this place between the Grand June |
ton and the Delta foot ball and 1
basket ball teams which Will take
place next Saturday. The Delta boys /
and girls will come down on spec /
ial train and two good and excit-
ing games and a jolly time is prom
ised.
The condition of J f. Webb. the
member of the Denver University II
football team who is suffering from
appendicitis in this city. is reported
better today by DR.. Ursa S Abbott
The young man was en- route to Salt
Lake City with the other members
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