The daily sentinel., 1906-05-07
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1.-The New Flower Queen" May Is.
David Wood. of Ouray, is spending
the day in the city.
I J. X. Gordon, of Pueblo Is greeting
Grand Junction friends.
Charles Johnson. of Oskaloosa, Ia,
Is new arrival in the city.
New sidewalks are being laid on
Ute avenue near Second street.
The Royalty Club on Colorado ave-
nue. IS being repainted this week.
7 The county commissioners con-
vened this morning for their May ses-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Knowles
were Sunday visitors in Glenwood
Springs.
Senator Horace 7. DeLong will not
return from Denver until the latter
part of the week.
Are you going east? Ask the Colo
RADIO Midland ticket agent about rates
east for teachers.
Rev c. w. G. Lyon of sa: Mat.
thews church, left this morning for
Delta, on a short visit.
DR.. l.. f. Ingersoll left for Denver
last night on professional business.
He Will return in few days.
A meeting OF the officials OF the
Mesa County Railway and Traction
company will be held this week
The mass meeting to discuss the
railroad proposition tomorrow night
is AT the Auditorium. You want to
be there.
Undertaken Gourley has as yet not
heard anything from the relatives
or Roy Thomas. the man who died in
the city jail.
NJ. f. Murray. ole Larsen. Warren
Larsen. and C. L. Lannston. all of
Ephriam. Utah. spent Sunday in
Grand Junction.
Be one of the many who will en-
Joy the home talent show tonight at
the Auditorium. Forty performers.
all well known local people.
Ira. L. Davis returned to his home
in Plains Montana, yesterday after
spending several days in The city look
ing after real estate interests.
Mrs. George Weir and baby left
this morning for their home in Pu-
eblo after an extended visit with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs, ]. F. Brink of
this city.
Tonight the big home talent enter
tainment for the benefit of the re-
lief fund Seats on sale at Arthur's
drug store. Best home talent show of
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burnett will
arrive home tonight from Denver
where Mr. Burnett Joined his wife
who is enroute home from her visit
to Europe.
e. e. Miller arrived home from
Denver. where he has been for the
past week with Horace r. DeLong,
perfecting the organization OF the
Miller Air motor company.
mt L..
session Wednesday evening at which
time the application of the electric
/ light company for a renewal of fran
chlse VIII again be taken up.
Book Cliff camp. Woodmen of the
World. meets this evening in regular
session in Fraternity hall in the new
Odd Fellows building. There viii
probably be eight or ten limitations.
Mrs. George J. d. williams OF
Grand Junction arrived Tuesday to
spend month with her sister. Mrs.
A. Hartman, who has been visiting
in the lower country returned with
her aunt Gunnison News-Cham-
pion
Two hundred large bags have been
/ filled with sand and placed in readi-
ness at the water plant 30 that II they
are needed in protecting the plant
from the encroaching waters they will
be available.
May 81. June /, to Is and 80. al
so July 9 the Colorado Midland will
sell round trip tickets for one fare
plus 5000 to Omaha, Kansas City,
Minneapolis. Chicago. St Louis and
returning oct. 81
DIR. w. E Collette of Denver. fill
ed the pulpit al the CONGREGATIONAL
church last evening. preaching n
strong sermon. DE- Collett visits
the city occasionally and is very
popular here. good sized audience
heard him last evening.
The country roads. especially in
the fruit district were fairly alive
with vehicles of all kinds yesterday
hundreds of people being out to see
the blossoming orchards and to enjoy
I the other beauties nature Is now pro-
viding.
Tomorrow night occurs the rail
road mass meeting at the Auditor
/ ium and all citizens are invited to be
present and to take part. It will be
an interesting and an important ga
thering. There should be large at
tendance.
The best talent In the musical, lit
erary and other lines OF entertain
ment. that Grand junction affords
will take part in the entertainment
tonight at the Auditorium. It is n
I big benefit show ad the house should
be crowded,
The other paper got wise to another
important business change Saturday
that the Sentinel had announced and
detailed on Friday. "When You see
it in the Sentinel today you will see
I it in the other paper tomorrow or
some later day"
Help great cause by buying a
ticket to the home talent entertain
ment tonight at the Auditorium given
I by local artists. Prices. 25. % and
80 cents. The program will be a
varied one consisting of the most en-
! ljoyable features, Don't miss II.
Another game of the bowling tour
nament takes place this evening. It
! is between the Athletes and the Office
men and will decide who holds first
place in the series. II will be a hotly
contested game and much enthusiasm
VIII he manifested.
Next Sunday is the anniversary of