The daily sentinel., 1905-08-05

II p Woods Of Frui1a Is in
own today.
There were S. guests at the
Grand hotel yesterday.
-CowIes Brothers have opened q
paint shop on Second street
See the Handler Vaudeville
C0mpany- Ever body says the show
g. good
John Hampton, q prominent cit
zen OF Delta, was in town this morn
ing 70 register
w. F. VIerigg and family OF
Lovelaud arrived in the city a few
days ago and will permanently re-
side here
Prof and Mrs Otto. who have
been lu the city visiting relatives for
the past month. viii return 70 their
home in Las Vegas Monday.
a brother Of r L. Nichols ar
rived in the city last night from Chi
cagO on q visit 70 his brothsT and
also for the purpose Of registering
Mrs. r. Bernan. D. H. Curry.
j. s. Murphy. Charles Crowley. John
Pierce and c. F. Fly Of Cripple
Creek were in the city yesterday TO
register
To-day w $. Phillips. manager
uf the Book Cliff railroad. took a
small party Of friends TO the mines
on a pleasure trip. Mr. and Mrs.
James Hamilton and guests sv
=iiiJtrs OF the party
The Denver News Of yesterday
morning contained an excellent pic
ture Of the Grand Junction telephone
girls. iu connection with an account
OF rhe young ladies registering for
lands in the Uintah.
The funeral Of Glenn Lamb. who
fFHra TTHrHH-==H1-- ae-Ar9frr~ az che home
Of bis brother. Cliff Lamb, in this
City. viii take place tomorrow after
noon from the Lamb residence. In
terment ar rhe Orchard Mesa ceme-.
terry
The funeral Of Mrs. Wallace
OEnes Of Fruita. who died ar Elleus-
burg. Wash. viii occur at Fruira to-
morrow afternoon ar Z;3g O'Clock
The many friends Of the family are
invited TO attend the last services for
The dead
This evening senior Aquabella,
assisted bE Kisses Bannister and Fer
brache viii give free concert al
fhe Methodist church. The program
viii be one Of the best Of IT'S kind
ever heard in the city. Everybody is
invited 70 attend
-T0morrow afternoon at the fair
grounds the Elks and Eagles bsse
I ball teams viii meet iu conflict. That
I it will be a great game there is no
doubt. and everybody should be out
I 10 see IT. The game viii be called
promptly al pm.
Charles E. Mckinney Of Chica-
l 90. accompanied by his wife, is visit
Ing ia the city. Mr. Mckinney is
| brother OF Scott Mckinney, the we'll
I known engineer. and of Myrou Nc
7 Kinney. The gentleman is quite tax
I eu with Colorado and especially the
1 city of Grand Junction
] At the home Of the groom last
I night. on the GuuuisOn, f. sam
/ steele was united In marriage TO
/ Mrs. Eme Won Wrinkle. The ceremony
was performed by Justice Joseph r.
I sweeney in the excellent manner In
which he performs all such duties Of
/ sentiment and Of the heart. At the
I conclusion OF the ceremony a we'd
[ ding supper Was served for the bride
and groom and quite few assembled
] guests
The Sentinel Acknowledges re-
aeipr OF ticket favors for the West
ern slope fair 70 be held an Mont
I rose September 1922. Great pre-
I paratiOus are being made for the big
meet bT the officials and MOntroEe
4 expects TO entertain thousands of
people during the week. $4,000 in
race premiums viii be given and all
20 liberal premiums viii be given for
products OF field and orchard. ". o
Reddiug Is president of the Western
Slspe Fair Association.
Dwight Lewis. secretary Of the
railway commission Of the state Of
Iowa. accompanied by a friend. ar
rived in the city last night over the
narrow gauge for a short visit with
MT Lewis old-time friend, Capt. J
A. Lyons. Mr. Lewis was "a stenog-
rapher I'm the service Of the state
government when Capt. Lyons was
auditor OF The state. He has rapidly
advanced and now holds one OF the
best offices in the state. Mr.. Lewis
has been making tour of the west
while in town this morning he reg
istercd
Denver News. A number of Of
Gcials AT the state house are plan
ming to register for the Uintah open
ing. Secretary of State James COwie,
with j. w. Nilsson, melter of the
mint. expect to 20 over to Grand
, Junction IN a day or two Others
I'm the secretary of states Office who
want TO take a hand In the drawing
are C. H. Bailey. r. ". Werley. C..
McCalfee and w. b. Slife. II is said
that W S Daniels and j. L. Frazer
of the auditors office. and s. j. Sack
EFT of the game commissioner of
nee. viii try their luck.
"A splendid free concert will be
given al the Methodist church to-
night by Senior Ramon Aquabella.
The concert will be entirely free TO
the citizens Of Grand Junction and
the visitors to the city. Senor Aqua
bella Is one of the most noted plan
lists of this country and the program
II arranged for tonight viii please the
! most critical musicians. The Meth
odlst church viii accommodate q
: thousand people ar least so that
there need be no fear whatever OF
( being crowded. The concert is given
by Senior Aquabella, who happens TO
be In the city, as a compliment TO
The people of Grand Junction. and
I there should be a grand turning out
s of those who like fine music A num-
I ber of local artists viii also appear
s in the program.
New regulations looking to the
prevention of any more boys running
| away from the Indian school have