The daily sentinel., 1905-02-06

Several very beautiful displays of
valentines are to be seen in the city
this week
Harry H. Lyons and H E. Frost
viii go TO Denver the latter part Of
the week on a short business trip.
Today has been an almost ideal
Grand Valley day. decidedly the
most pleasant day since the year
1904
W. H Frye and daughter left this
morning for their home in Price
Utah, after spending two days in
the city
Parties at Pueblo have written to
the local Chamber OF Commerce re-
garding the establishment Of a book
bindery in this city.
Charles H. Arthur left 1cIs.--
for points in Utah to look after his
cattle interests. He viii be out of
the city several days.
Weather forecast for 50 hours
ending 8 pm. Tuesday. Western
Coiorado-CIoudy tonight and Tues
day, with local snow colder.
A large crowd was OUT Saturday
night to attend the dance at the An
dirorium. but Just now roller skating
seems more popular chan dancing
The Grand Junction Fruit Grow
ers' Association buildings have taken
on their look OF auietness as the
dull season is now on in that busi-
ness.
Tomorrow evening the readi1g
circle of the Methodist church viii
hold its first session OF the winter
in the basement parlors OF the
church
The Boulder GIee Club starts on
its tour Of the state on March 9. but
Grand Junction and the other towns
OF the western slope are not inoIud-
ed in its itinerary this year.
MARSHALL Graham is being spoken
OF as a probable candidate for the
republican nomination for city clerk
There promises to be quite a number
OF republican aspirants for this Of
flee
Over thirty loads OF sand were
placed in the alley between the post
Office and Canon block yesterday.
The water that had gathered in the
alley threatened to run under the
buildings.
Hon Hugo seIg OF Mcntrose. the
new district attorney. was an arrival
in the city yesterday and is widen
ing his acquaintance in Grand Juno
rion today. Mr.. seHg promises to
make a popular official
Arthur G. Leonardson, a weE
known railroad engineer OF this eity
and Miss Genevieve F. Stewart. a1
attractive young lady of the Fruita
community. will be united in mar
riage this evening at the home OF
the bride.
The Chamber Of Commerce has
telephone in its Offices. though the
number is noe given in the director
les owing 70 the change made in the
Offices. Ring Junction IS when you
.
Chamber of Commerce.
Last evening Endeavor Day wal
httingly celebrated at the Christian
church A splendid program WIS
rendered and a large audience thor
oughly appreciated the Efforts o. the
members of the Eudeavor The mn
steal numbers were excellent
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Core on to-
morrow evening will entertain in eel
ebration OF their tin wedding ami
versary at their home on the corner
OF Eleventh and Rood The evening
will be a delightful one for the
guests at the Core home
Lincoln wicEersham. assistant
cashier of the Grand Valley National
Bank. returned home yesterday from
a pleasant visit to his old home at
Bainbridge. o. Mr.. wickersham en-
ioyed vacation OF three weeks and
returns to work in fine spirits.
The board of examiners appointed
by Judge Theron tSevens to examine
the books of the county treasurer.
completed its work Saturday after
noon and adjourned The books
were found to be in a most satisfac-
tory condition The examiners were
in session three weeks
Yesterday the city water was rath-
er muddy for several hours Super
intendent Vedder states that this is
a result of being unable to use the
big sSimmers during cold weather on
account OF the danger of freezing
The water was almost at its normal
condition this morning
Harold Russell. aged II years.
died last night at his home in Pal
isade. He first suffered from an a.
tack OF measles. then spinal menin-
gifts developed and death resulted.
Undertaken Bannister sent a casket
to Palisade today on No. 4. and the
funeral took place this afternoon at