The daily sentinel., 1905-03-21
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Ben F. Frye OF Nepna is a visitor
in the city today
George L. Brosius OF Montrose is
the guest of friends in town today.
Eli Mahannah. the well known
whitewater merchant. was in town
this morning.
Joe F. Selby. formerly of this city.
now of Denver. is in the city on
short business trip.
C. H. Whitcomb of Northwood, Ia,
arrived here this week and may To-
cate in Grand Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs T. D. Chaplin left last
night for Iowa to visit relatives and
friends at their old home.
The Gourley-Platt Furniture &
Undertaking Company will receive a
big car of fine furniture tomorrow.
W. C. Scheu of the Spencer Seed
less Apple Company is now in Mon
\ treal. Canada, and will within a few
days close up some important con-
/ tracts for the company.
TO TRADE-Salida dwelling house
for Grand junction of Mesa county
fruit land. Inquire 32S Chipeta or
phone Black 531.
Instead of on Saturday evening,
David Harum' will be seen at the
Park opera house on Monday even
/ ing. March 27. Seats are now on
sale at Haskell's pharmacy.
Mrs. Glasco. daughter of Mr.. John
son of the firm of Johnson & Glasco,
realestate men of this city. who has
been i'll at her home in Willow Lakes.
S. D., is reported much better.
James Perigo and family arrived
Saturday from Albion. Neb., and ex-
pect to make their home in the val
ley. Mr.. Perrigo and family are old
time friends of Nate Allen, the
Fourth street barber.
The trial of the Perry brothers
is still in progress in the district
court. There are a large number of
witnesses on each side. The court
room is filled at each session. the case
being watched with interest by hun
dreds.
This evening initiatory work will
be done at the meeting of the odd
Fellows. The five candidates who
last week were taken through the
second degree will be given another
weeks rest before the third degree
is conferred.
This evening the committee ap-
pointed by the Woman's Club to per-
feet the organization of the Civic I'm
provement Society will meet at "Ye
Bookman's Den" The members of
the committee are very enthusiastic
over the matter.
Tonight at the new City hall the
candidates on the democratic ticket
and the members of the city central
committee will hold meeting. All
democrats interested in the success
Of the party are invited to attend the
meeting.
Every rehearsal of the Eagles min
strel show proves that the entertain
ment is certain to be one of the best
home-talent entertainments ever seen
on the local stage. The gentlemen
are working hard for the success OF
the entertainment.
Friday evening of this week will
be reserved exclusively for the Mesa
Dancing Club at the Auditorium skat-
ing rink. The members of the club,
in taking advantage of Manager Boy
er's offer of the rink for an evening.
have selected Friday evening. Those
who will compose the skating party
are anticipating a very pleasant oc-
casion.
S. C. Ruhl and j. c. Kelley are in
the city soliciting for the Pueblo
Chieftain, one of the best state pa
pers in Colorado. That they are
meeting with splendid success goes
without stating the fact. The Chief
tain is gaining an immense circula-
tion throughout the western slope for
the reason that it reaches its sub
scribers upon the day of publication.
There was merry-making at the
meeting of the Yeomen last night un-
til late hour. Following the busi-
ness session, social features of var
ious kinds were enjoyed An i'm
promptu program, card games, made
the hours intensely pleasant. The
luncheon served late in the evening
consisted of the choicest viands and
was served in an admirable manner.
A large crowd was out and the ses-
sion proved one of the most enjoya-
BILE the Yeomen have had in many
months.
A good-sized audience attended
the Fouche recital at the Methodist
church last evening. given under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society
of that church. Prof Fouche de-
lighted everyone present. He is a
reader of remarkable talent and ex-
GELS in almost every phase of the
art Not a number was displeaslng.