The daily sentinel., 1905-01-27

spending the day IN the city.
R. y. Hanson of the Denver & Rio
Grande route is in the city today.
J. J. Lumsden is still in the east
and will not return for several days
! yet
b. F. Hughes, the well known
ranchman of Fruita. is in town to-
day.
At least forty new residences are
in course OF erection in the city at
this time.
Mrs. J. A. MeLuen. who has been
quite i'll for the past two weeks, is
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Matchett of
Fruita were among the visitors in
the city last night.
Regular meeting of the Christian
Club Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
at the Presbyterian church.
If you're not quite ready for a
spring Derby, buy one of our new
soft hats. H .Ackerman.
A. Gardner and John F. MARINER
of Las Animas are attending to busi-
ness matters in the city today.
Go to the Congregational church
Friday evening, February 3, and for
yourself read a wireless telegraphy
message.
Editor Joe Swan of the DeBeque
Bugle was in the city last evening
looking after the interests of the oil
company.
The ladies of the Christian church
will hold their cake sale at the
Crown furniture store on Saturday,
January 2s.
James A. Hearne's famous old play
of "shore Acres" will be seen at the
Park opera house Thursday night,
February ?.
Giuseppe Creatore and Nine. Joan
ma Barili were guests at the Grand
hotel during the stay of Creatore's s
band in the city.
The work of sending out notices
to the taxpayers of the county is
nearing completion at the county
treasurer's Office.
The La Court hotel has fitted up
the building on West Main street,
formerly occupied by Davies. the
paint man, for sample room.
Hotel business has picked up rap
idly and handsomely during the past
week. The three leading hotels have
been full nearly every day for the
past week
One of the grandest theatrical pro-
ductions ever seen on the local stage
will be Charles b. Hanford's Don
Caesar de Bazan." Tuesday evening.
January 81.
Quite number of Palisade and
Fruita people were in the city last
night to hear creatore's band, and
all were delighted with the magni-
ficent concert.
Judge Joseph p. Sweeney is assist
ing in the county treasurer's office
during the usual January rush of
business. The judge is a member of
the night force.
Glenwood Avalanche: Walter
Powers, an engineer on the Rio
Grande, who recently moved to
Grand Junction, was shaking hands
with friends at the depot yesterday.
Creatore and his great band of 30
musicians left the city last night for
the west. The band plays in Salt
Lake City Saturday and Sunday. The
big organization travels in a spe-
cial train of Pullman cars
The right kind of an effort on the
part of the business men of Grand
Junction would secure for the city
the next meeting of the Colorado
Realty Association. which would
mean the presence of at least fifteen
hundred prominent business men
from all sections of the state in
Grand Junction for several days,
The manager of the Palisade Fruit
Growers Association will make his
annual report on the business of the
association within few days. The
Palisade association has had a most
prosperous year. Several thousand
dollars were expended on buildings
and sheds this season. The stock
holders will receive handsome div
idend.
1t is understood the the Glenwood
Hot Springs Company has receded
from its position and will reopen the
baths and big swimming pool at
Glenwood Springs February and
the Hotel Colorado April 10. When
the company was recently refused
an electric light franchise by the
town council. they announced that
they would keep the baths closed
all winter and would not open the
hotel until June or July.
At the meeting yesterday after
noon of the members of the Cham
Der of Commerce and the two gem
tlemen who propose to put in a can
ming factory at this place If the prop
er support is forthcoming. the mat
ter was discussed but no action will
be taken until this evening, So in