The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-28
N. Henderlcllson. of Fl. Bragg.

his force at work ming up the holes
in the streets.
II. f. Fitzpatrick and wife. of
Ouray, are the guests of friends in
the city today.
Remember that nothing pays bet
ter than the want" column Of the
Daily Sentinel.
The red cross degree will be con-
ferred tonight at the meeting OF the
Temple Commandery.
The ladies of Maccabees meet this
evening at Ellks hall and will enter
tain at a social session.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Johnson, of
Illinois. are new arrivals in the city
and will spend some time here.
Cashier Talbert of the Grand Val
ley National bank, went to Palisade
this morning on a short business trip.
Samuel G. McMullin left last night
for Denver on bushes trip. He will
return to Goldfeld, Nevada. in few
days.
f. S. Grove, superintendent of the
Uintah Railway company is in the
city today.
Miss Pearl Shores, who is attend
ing college in Missouri is spending
the holiday season with friends in
Brookfeld. Mo.
No other Mesa County teacher out
side of supt Mcclure, is attending
the state meeting of Colorado teach
ers, now in session in Denver.
Have you had your tickets nailed
down for the jolly big ball of the fire
men to take place on New Years
night? All your friends will be there.
c. NJ. Baily came up from Grand
Junction, having driven through. He
will spend the holidays with his fam
lily Montrose Enterprise.
The Temple Commandry will meet
this evening and hold its election
and installation of officers. A large
attendance and an enjoyable time is
expected.
Let Barton & Plat do you'd trans
fer work and heavy hauling of all
kinds. Rates reasonable. Good SER
vice. Prompt attention to all orders.
house.
Miss Myrtle Goodrich came up
from Grand junction on Fridty night
on the freight. in order to spend the
holidays with her parents at West
Montrose Enterprise.
l.. G. Wrather. of Denver, the rep
representative of the Smith-Premier
Typewriter company, has placed sew
eral Smith Premier machines of the
newest make. in the city during the
past three days.
The annual meeting of the Colo
RADIO Editorial association will be held
in Denver. on Monday, January sta.
/ An interesting meeting is expected.
The meeting will be held at the Al
bany hotel.
Mr. Silcox. general ticket agent
at the Union depot, returned to the
city on yesterday mornings Midland
from Grand Junction. where he spent
! Christmas. He returned alone this
time, but won't next.-Aspen Demo
'crat.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Dan Voil-
mer and daughters. and Mrs. John
f. Spencer and daughters left for
California where they will remain un-
til spring. Messrs. vollmer and Spen-
Ger Will join their families about the
last of January.
Those who have attended dances in
Grand Junction during the past seven
years know that no ball given each
year proves a bigger success than the
annual bal of the Grand Junction fire
department On New Years night al
the Auditorium the tenth annual bal
will be held.
Prof. Sam Flint expects to close
his dancing school in this city with.
in few days and will probably leave
for the east. The school here has
been n great success, the classes al
being large. Prof. Flint is very
popular and an exceedingly compe
tent instructor.
There was a large and happy crowd
out last night to enjoy the dane,
II Given At Nnt Auhiloiiuhi III AWO
hours following the session of the
dancing school The throng was com.
posed mainly of young people. The
best of music was afforded and the
dance was merry one.
Tomorrow evening at the Audi
torium the Christmas dance of the
Mesa Dancing Club will take place
and II promises to be the most delight
full dance ever given by that popular
organization. Arrangements are be-
ing made toward making the dance
especially pleasant. A buffet lunch
con will be served and other features
will add to the joy of the occasion.
The attendance will be large
The call for the conference of rep
resentatives from sugar producing
states to be held in Denver on Jan.
IL has been issued by the Chamber of
Commerce of Denver. 1t is be-
lieved that every state engaged in the
production and manufacture of sugar
beets will be represented. The COM