The daily sentinel., 1905-01-30
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Attorney $. y Wheeler left last
night for Denver on business trip.
Frank H. Haskell. clerk of the dis
trict court. went to Montrose this
morning on official business.
Large crowds were out yesterday
afternoon and evening at the Audi
torium and Turner skating rinks
Mrs z. R Foreman. who has been
very III for some weeks. is now able
to sit up and is improving steadily
The union label on our Colorado
hats, etc, plainly shows what kind
Of a store this Isl. II. Alderman
W. L. Mack. manager Of the Inde-
pendent Lumber Company. returned
home last night from a trip to Delat
David T Clark. the well known
capitalist and sheepman. is in the
city the guest OF his son. Walter
Clark and family
The railroad passenger traffic CON
tinues to be very light. On some of
the trains during she past week there
y - AABA a ADEFh pdn1flA- SETS
Frank Leslie. the city clerk, will
complete his work in the Offices of
the sugar factory tomorrow. and will
again be found at the city hall
Special meeting OF Grand Junction
Chapter No. "a. r. A. NJ, this even
ing for work a full attendance is
requested Visiting companions cor
daily invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holmes will re-
turn to Grand junction from their
bridal tour tomorrow or Wednesday
and will occupy nat in the T. NJ
Todd residence.
NJ G. woolevrton returned yester-
day over the narrow gauge from
Montrose where he spent two weeks.
Mr. Woolverton returns feeling
greatly improved.
The date for the entertainment to
be given by the W. c. T. U. has been
changed to Friday evening. Febru-
ary 10. on account Of the many other
attractions in our city this week.
Mr.. Evans. who travels for the
Grand Junction Fruit Growers AS
soeiation, left this morning over the
narrow gauge for Hotchkiss and Pa
onia in the interest Of the associa-
tion.
Minimum temperature this morn
ing. &c degrees. Weather forecast
for go hours ending pm. Tues
day: Western Partly
cloudy tonight and Tuesday, with 10
cal snow warmer in south portion
tonight.
Last night at the Congregational
church Mckinley memorial services
were conducted Rev J. A. Becker,
the Congregational pastor. delivered
a splendid address touching on he
life and works OF the martyred pres
ldent and the song service was OF
delightful nature. The Women's Re-
lief Corps attended the meeting in a
body and goodly number of the
c. a. r. veterans were present The
veterans and members OF the corps
wore carnations, President McKin-
ley's favorite flower. The services
were largely attended.
Iuliette. Gail Murray's fine little
mare was not ranied on Saturday ow-
ing 10 some error made in placing
the numbers in the box. The raffie
attracted big crowd and the draw
ing had been in progress for an hour
or more when it was learned that
some OF the numbers had not been
handed in and the raiiie was called
on until today. This afternoon the
raffe was started again and big
crowd gathered at the old armory
building to watch the progress of
the drawing. More than five hun
dred chances were sold on the horse
The services at St Matthews
church yesterday were largely at
tended both morning and evening.
Bishop Spalding had charge of the
services and delighted the eongre-
cations with his able addresses. He
is man OF remarkable ability. The
song service both morning and even
ing was beautiful and called forth |
much favorable comment. The choir
Of St Matthews church is very
large and strong one. Mrs. Frank I
Leslie is the organist. Bishop Spald- I
ing accompanied by Rev. c. W. G.
Lyon left this morning over the mar /
row gauge for Delta. The bishop re-
turns to this city in March and at
that time Glass will be ready for
confirmation