The daily sentinel., 1905-02-03
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
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Miss Juanita Goodwin has re-
turned from visit to relatives at
New Castle.
George c. Pierce. a prominent
business man of Vernal, Utah. is
visitor to the city.
"Yon Yonson." Tuesday evening,
will be the next attraction at the
Park opera house.
Mrs. Frank Burger of Palisade is
very i'll at her home in Palisade. She
is suffering from measles.
c. H. Speers. general manager of
the Colorado Midland. left the city
today after spending two days in the
city.
Harry Lyons, who has been i'll for
the past week, was able to be down
at the store today for a short time.
He is feeling much better.
Quite a number of people owe hard
falls to the icey covering that
adorned the pavements during the
early hours of the forenoon.
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce will meet tonight in reg
ular session at "Ye Bookmans Den"
A full attendance is desired.
Denver News; Social functions
and things are coming so thick and
fast at Grand Junction that the ed
itor of The Sentinel hasn't had his
boots OF for week.
The work of sending out notices
to the taxpayers is about completed
and the rush" that has been so no
ticeable at the county treasurer's Of
flee will lose some of its force.
An elderly gentleman fell heavily
on the icey sidewalk this morning
in front of the old stand Of Davies.
the paint man. His head struck the
sidewalk but no injuries We're sus-
tanned.
]. R. Mitchell, the genial repre-
sentative of the Hamilton
Shoe Company. was in the city yes
terday afternoon and today calling
on his customers and greeting his
many friends.
Capt. ]. A. Lyons this morning re
ceived telephone message from
Palisade announcing that the little
3-year-old child of Mr. and Mrs.
songer of that place died this morn
ing after an illness Of measles.
The Auditorium bulletin published
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lods of dullness will visit that pop
ular amusement center this month.
Every night in the month there will
be something doing" at the Audi
torium.
The board. of directors of the
Grand Junction Brewing Company
win meet March l for the election
of five new directors. AT that time
ii is anticipated that nearly or quite
all of the stock will have been sub
scribed and that the work of build
ing will commence shortly thereafter.
Attend the Weighing Way social
tonight at THE Methodist church
\ most interesting program has been
will be amusements of a new and
unique nature among which will be
the weighing" a small fee will be
charged for the refreshments and
a good time is promised.
Rev. Eugene H. Smith returned
last night from Denver after a stay
in that city of two weeks He re-
ceived the treatment of specialist
for throat trouble and returns very
much improved However, he will
probably deliver no sermons for sew
eral weeks in accordance with the
advice of the physicians.
w S, Wallace. who returned to-
day on No. from Denver. says that
the thermometer registers below ze-
ro in that city and that the weather
while he was there was most disa-
greeable. Mr.. Wallace stated that
the warmest thing in Denver just
now is the Colorado legislature.
Asked to express his opinion of the
affairs connected with the guberna-
torial contest, Mr.. Wallace begged
to be excused
Belle Theadore. who takes the
part of Ann Berry. wife of Martin
Berry. the stern old father. in the
play of shore Acres" and Mr.. Ed
win Haskell, manager of the Park
opera house, were members of the
same theatrical company twenty-six
years ago. Last evening they re
called the memories of other days
when both were young and new in
the profession. and the meeting OF
the two proved a pleasure to each.
Belle Theadore has been with Shore
Acres ever since that grand old
play made its appearance, being a
member of the original cast. She is
an actress of decided ability.
SUNDAY THOUGHTS.