The daily sentinel., 1905-02-21
TEE LOCAL NEWS.
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Could any body ask for a more de-
lightful day?
NJ. H. Kesler of Palisade was in
town last night,
c. L. Shively of salida is here on
short business trip.
Charles Morgan of Montrose. an
old-time friend of f. A Yelton. is
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jay of Delta
are the guests of friends in the city
this week.
Superintendent of Schools Mcclure
left last night for Denver on a busi-
ness trip.
Mr.. Wills of DeBeque, foreman of
the Bugle office. was in town TODAY
on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Vance of Bry-
ant o., are among the many visitors
in town this week.
Mrs. Bertha Kunz Baker left the
city last night on No. for Pueblo.
where she will give a reading this
evening.
S. B. Hutchinson will return from
Denver tomorrow at noon, being de
layed in that city by some business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Martin of Des
Moines, Ia, are new arrivals in the |
city They will spend several days in |
the valley.
Weather forecast for Sc hours
ending pm. Wednesday; Western
Colorado-Partly cloudy tonight and
Wednesday.
The street supervisor has large
force at work today clearing out the
bitches on the Main streets and
cleaning the crossings.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. h. Copps of Jack
sonville. Ga, spent yesterday and
this morning in Grand Junction.
They are making a tour of the west.
Extra tickets soc each for the Mel
lie Peck Saunders Concert Company
at the Congregational church Thurs
day night. great entertainment
If Mrs. Anna Thomas, recently
from Rifle, Will call at the office of
E. A. Yelton, 416 Main street. she
can secure information of import
ance.
J. NJ Wohlfort is in receipt of a Q
letter from DIR. Knude Hanson, who {
is now in Los Angeles, Cal The d
doctor states that his health has |
greatly improved and he is greatly
enjoying his vacation
w. H. Bannister, George Smith.
son of James II. Smith, and a Mr.
Hun were elected members of the !.
Elks lodge at the meeting last night
The membership of the popular or
der is ever on the increase.
The law and enforcement party =,
will hold its next meeting on FRIDAY j,
svening at the Presbyterian church =,
rhe result of the informal ballot will
1e announced and it is probable that e,
| ticket will be definitely decided .,
ipon at the meeting. r,
large number of odd Fellows m
rom Fruita are in the city to be D,
present tonight at the meeting of Al
he Odd Fellows at this place. The in
ession will be largely attended and
very important one. Work in the ty
bird degree will be accomplished SC
Last Friday two gentlemen ar
lived in the city and registered at
he Grand hotel, who are members
q ba caarat ear,-ira Tba,r pt
honed Night Marshal O'Neil to meet oi
hem, but left the city earlier than d'
hey expected to and he failed to 'li
meet them. The two men are thought pl
o be after big game. "
Yesterday a telegram was received -
" Mr.. Mcmillan, proprietor of the =,
Western hotel. announcing the very -,
erious Illness of his aged mother -
t her home in Grand Island, Neb. n,
Ir Mcmillan left on No. last night =,
or the bedside of his mother. He y,
rill probably out of the city for sew
nay pay visit to his old home in l..
One hundred and sixty-fve per- MI
ons signed the petition pledging to
upport James S. Carnahan if he is 60
lade the nominee of the law and ur
party for mayor Of this
ity. Those who had the petition in va
barge state that not more than one RI
bird of the signatures were those of
eople who signed the petitions
Lodging themselves to support the
ticket of the law and en- tn
orcement party. We
One of the best balanced musical vi
nd entertainment companies on the Oh
Dad today is the noted Nellie Peck oy
aunders Company. Nellie Peck Th
aunders, reader; Edna Earle Crum, Wis
iolinist; Allen Campbell, baritone, le
nd Elizabeth Eidt. pianist, make up an
lis talented organization. Every lei
,ur of this company has been a sue