The daily sentinel., 1906-03-17

There will be no meeting tomorrow
afternoon in the city park
The Eagles had a goood deal of
I business up for consideration last
night,
Madame Roe's millinery opening
/ Tuesday, March 20 at the l.ay-Nat-
+ finger Co.
! DR. Mahood will preach both
morning and evening at the Method
/ list church.
The State University glee club
quartette will sing at the Methodist
church Sunday.
The Fraternal Aid will meet to-
night at Odd Fellows hall and there
will be several limitations.
No. 8 due yesterday at noon did
not get in until this morning AT S
o'clock. coming in / S hours late
There will be a great young peo-
pies rally at the Methodist church
at three o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Tuesday March 30. Mrs Roe in
vites you to attend her big millin-
cry opening AT the Lay-Nattinger Co.
Tonight ST. Patriclt's day ball oc-
cure at the Auditorium. Fine music
and a good time for ALI who attend.
Attend the big millinary opening
of Madame Roe Tuesday March 20
al the Lay -Nattinger Mercantile Co,
The first section OF No. 6 reached
the city over an hour late last night
while the second section was over
four hours late.
Mr. Carl Hin. formerly of this
city and an old high school graduate
will sing solo a the Methodist
church tomorrow.
Are you going to take in St Pat
ricl1s day ball at the Auditorium TO-
night2 It's n jolly time and you will
have your share of II.
There is n large company of young
people at the Auditorium this after
noon enjoying the matinee dance.
The St Patricks day ball tonight so
be sure and attend.
You always have a good time when
you attend dance at the Audi
torium so don't miss the St Pat
rick's day ball tonight A congenial
crowd is sure TO be in attendance.
The families of David Vollmer and
]. II. Spencer arrived home last night
from California where they have
spent the winter months. Their stay
on the coast was a very pleasant one
for both families
There was no meeting of the board
of directors of the Chamber of Com
merce last night. the board had not
fully recovered from the big meet
ing on the night before and conse-
ouently not enough of the gentlemen
we're present to make quorum.
Only three were present.
From social standpoint the week
Just closing has been one of the busi-
est the city has experienced thSS
winter. Four big attractions at the
theatres. several dances. and great
number of private social anairs give
evidence that Lent does not cut mnch
figure with Grand Junction society.
To-day is St. Patrick's day and
scores of shamroclJs were in evidence
on the streets today. worn by many
other than loyal sons and daughters
of old Ireland. Several of the stores
have 81. PatriclS's day windows. the
decorations and the arrangements
of the color significant of the day
being very unique and attractive.
Grand Junction very worthily OBJ
served the day of the saint who is
supposed to have driven the snakes
and frogs from "out Ould Ireland.
We doubt If any man ever came
before the public of the lyceum
W0Eln WIN hutu ihliihlt9 VI hi'i NatA
such universal welcome as has
greeted Dr. Thomas r. Green Just
a year ago. obedient to what he con
sidered call to a wider ministry,
he resigned pastorate he had held
for fifteen years over one of the larg-
est Episcopal churches in the Unit |
ed States and stepped upon the plat
form To-day he is recognized as the
head aud leader of the present gen
Grafton of popular orators. He has
leclured practically every available
night of the winter and spring
Everywhere he has been the feature
of the course. On his second trip
into New England he was given such
a reception as TO be an ovation No
ono on the platform today so nearly
represents the high intellectual and
oratorical standards OF the older
school of Beecher Phillips ara
Brooks as does DR.. Green.