The daily sentinel., 1905-03-10
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ETsrytody should attend Bohn S
nee lecture at the Auditorium, 30
pm. sharp SATURDAY, March IL
J. A. McI-uen. the real estate man.
is out in the country today showing
some property to prospective buyers.
From present Indications all re-
served seats for Tuesday nights car
niyal will be taken before Saturday
night
The directors of the Fruit Fair As
sociation met last night and ad-
journed until this afternoon without
transacting any business.
Weather forecast for 36 hours
ending 6 pm. Saturday: Western
Colorado-Partly cloudy tonight and
Saturday. with local snow.
Yesterday the sale of season tick
cts for the lecture course was very
heavy. Those who desire tickets
should secure them at once
The management of the Auditor
ium is building elevated seats on the
stage to accommodate parties pur-
chasing reserved seat tickets.
A nurse was sent by the Eagles
yesterday to care for Mrs. H. c, Olds,
who is still very i'll. Mr.. Olds is a
member of the Eagles lodge.
Parties owning their own skates
will secure tickets at Arthur's drug
store for the carnival. Maskers only
on the floor until after 1890.
The sampliners have an elegant
display of W. l. Douglas shoes in
their big Main street window today
Read the announcement in their ad-
yertisement today.
The agent for the German Ameri-
| can Fire Insurance Company is in
the city today to adjust the loss on
the Swaney rooming house This
company had $1,000 insurance on
the building.
The Evening Telegram of New
Yerk City in an edition this week
had an extended and comprehensive
write-up of the Spencer seedless ap-
pie. Splendid cuts of the apple were
used in the article.
Leave orders at once with the
cemetery committee for the irriga-
zion and care of your lot before the
grass and trees are injured for want
Of water. Do not delay longer. but
place your order today.
B. w. Mingus left last night for
Guthrie Center, Ia, and will return
to Grand Junction about March is
with his family and car load OF
household goods Mr.. Mingus has
been looking over the valley for
some time and has decided to make
his home here.
C. Ewell, who recently moved to
the city from Iowa. has purchased
some desirable property on Hill ave
lue, and the family will permanently
reside here. Mr.. Ewell is native OF
Kentucky. but has been resident OF
Iowa for many years. He thinks that
Grand Junction has great future.
Royal l.. McCabe has just returned
| from Denver and has consented to
open the Bohn lecture at the Audi
torium. 7:30 Saturday night. March
II, by speaking the piece that won
him the prize in the Denver speak
ing contest. Everybody in and near
! Grand Junction should attend this
free meeting and give Bohn and Nc
Cabe full house.
Elegant cards. bearing fine pic
lures of the Spencer seedless apples
and few concise statements regard
ing the wonder of the horticultural
world. have been issued by the COM
pany, and in handsome frames will
occupy prominent positions in ho-
tells, railroad stations and other
places where they will be seen and
read by hundreds of people every
week.
Guy r. LaCoste of Denver. a broth
er of w. II. LaCoste, chief clerk in
the Lay-Nattinger Company store
has just finished the collaboration Of
a novel with young Denver friend.
and the same is being issued by
Dodd. Mead & Co. The critics speak
in the highest terms OF the work and
Mr.. LaCoste will undoubtedly reap
rich returns from its sale. as Dodd.
Mead & Co. don't take anything
which has not merit to present to
their constituency.
The delegation to the district con
vention of the Woodmen of the
World returned from Buena Vista
last night. J. b. Matthews, one of
the delegates, stopped at Glenwood
| Springs en- route home. The gentle
men are highly elated over the fact
that they succeeded in securing the
election of John b. Mann as a dele
gate to the head camp convention
at Los Angeles. Cal, They greatly
enjoyed their visit to Buena Vista.
Tonight at the meeting of the di-
rectors of the Chamber of Com
merce action will he taken m tho