The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-01-22

city yesterday.
The Ramey families leave tomor-
row for California.
II. A. Stroud, the DeBeque mer-
chant. is in town today.
The Ministerial Alliance of the city
held meeting this morning.
A. b. Moore. a business man OF
| Lawton. Oklahoma. is in the city
II Everything is working smoothly
and nicely at the city water works.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Pollock of Fruita.
visited friends in Grand Junction yes
terday.
over 5000 feet of good sidewalks
were laid in the little city of Pail
SADIE during the past year.
I The Modern Woodmen of America
meet Tuesday night at Elks hall al S
O'Clock. Important business.
Many Palisade and Fruita people
! expect to witness the performance of
EiOthello" tonight at the Park opera
house.
The city clerk and water superin-
tendent are after all delinquent water
users and the rentals are coming in
pretty steadily.
A, T. Pierson, who has been en-
ployed in the Loehler tailoring es-
Enlistment is arranging to open
tailor shop at Palisade.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Reed. of Pail
SADIE came in today at noon for the
purpose Of attending the performance
of "Othello" this evening.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Railway
Trainmen VIII give a ten-cent card
social. Thursday afternoon at obi
Fellows hall. Refreshments will be
served
Misses Marie Mckay and Bertha
Morris and Messrs. s. X. Henning and
ollie Morris. young people of Pail
SADIE, were the guests of friends here
yesterday.
The minimum temperature this
morning was 6 degrees. The maxi
mum temperature yesterday was 29l
degrees. Fair and not so cold to-
night and Tuesday.
Promptly at Sis pm. O'Clock to-
night the curtain viii be raised for
the first act of "OtGello." owing to
the length of the performance. No
one Will be seated during the first
act.
Roy BurShardt who had his leg
broken Saturday morning while
working at the Scoville ice house on
the Gunnison river. is getting along
very nicely but win be unable to get
out for several weeks.
l. II. Mccoy, Of this county. and
Tor several years connected with the
c. ID. Smith drug store in this city.
mas accepted position with the Peo-
pies Pharmacy AT Delta and will re-
move with his family to that city.
Yesterday afternoon the Industrial
workers had big meeting in their
nail over Loefler's store. Many adj
dresses we're made. The meeting was
held in celebration OF the first ami
Versary of the Russian Revolution
), +. Jamison and family. Miss
Mabel Huggard and brother and ]
T. Monroe and wife. of Cover. Mo.
We're the members of party arriving
IN the city Saturday. They were
guests at the Grand hotel. The party
was enroute to California.
A big fish hatchery is to be estab-
lished at Glenwood Springs. A site
was selected Saturday by State Game
commissioner Woodland on the ranch
or Mrs. g. r. Thompson near Glen
wood. The hatchery will be ready
Tor occupancy about April LIST.
Sunday night Alexander Moore a
brother of G.. c., c. w, and l., l..
Moore. of this county. died at Ourav
aiter suffering for many months from
cancer The Moore brothers OF this
county We're with their brother when
ne passed away The deceased was
wei known here.
e. Chapman. Colorado Mid
land engineer, residing at Colorado
CITY, who recently invented an i'm
proved method on the Westinghouse
air brake system, is said to have re-
FUSED S25O,OOO for his patent rights.
MT Chapman is a pioneer mountain
englneer and has been In the employ
OF the Midland for seven years. He
known n
in this city
The Green River country is at
tracing the attention of many Pail
saue people, Some time ago parties
from the upper end of the valley Wis
lteu the Green river country and
nroushl back glowing reports regard
ing the resources and conditions that
many have determined to make in
designations A number of Grand
junction people are also contemplate
ing visiting that section at an early
date
Many copies of SATURDAYS Seminal
containing the report of Manager
Moore of the Grand Junction Fruit
Growers association, have been mail
ed TO friends back east by numerous
sentinel readers. This morning the
independent Meat Market and Gro
Gerry house opened for business in the
new quarters in the middle room of
the old Fair block The grocery busi-
ness is new department and Mir
Gessert has complete and fresh
stock OF fine groceries and expects 10
give the very best OF service
Between sturday night and Sun
day night there were twenty COW
plete conversions at meetings held
ny the salvation army at their bar
racks on West Main street. There
We're seven conversions at the meet
ing Saturday night and yesterday at
me afternoon service il is reported
that the number OF professions OF re-
'igion made We're thirteen. Nearly
all OF those who made known their H.
tention to become true Christians
were Young people. Rev. II n
Croft conducted the services vester-
Jay afternoon, delivering a strong
ana convincing sermon. The eongre,
cations at all the services YESTERDAY
We're extremely large. Owing to The
large attendance that marks Inc
nightly services it has been found nee
essary To tear away the partitions in
the barracks and make additional
room Tor those who attend.
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