The daily sentinel., 1906-02-19

MIR. and Mrs. Charles II. Berry
of Montrose. are the guests of friends
in the city.
The Boston Orchestral company
which has been filling engagements in
this section of the state for the past
week spent Yesterday in the city
leaving last night for Aspen.
The worlds record for indoor
shooting with a .22 calibre rifle at
20 yards was broken at the tourna-
I ment of the National indoor rifle
league, Saturday at Grand Rapids.
Michigan when W. A. Tewees. of
Jersey City. n. j.. made 2.4s1 points
out of possible , 500 points.
waiver is being circulated among
all those under the stub ditch so that
money may be obtained in advance
OF the sale of the bonds. The recent
decision of the supreme court as to
the constitutionality of such irriga-
1 tion districts as the one proposed
makes ii perfectly safe to sign this
waiver.-Palisade Tribune
Rev. Grimes. the able and con-
seientious young pastor of the Christ
ian church. is meeting with much sue
cess in the series of revival services
| he is conducting at his church The
| meeting has been in progress two
weeks, the interest manifested has
been very satisfactory from the open
ing service and the attendance has
kept at n high average. The series
of services will result in much good
Every fruit growers who was able
10 be present at any of the sessions
of the horticultural meeting pro-
nounced the gathering a big success.
The good accomplished at the two
dnN-G' ha, L.,
ed and will make its influence felt
for long time 10 come. Much cred
It for the success of the meeting is
due to Manager John f. Moore, of
the Grand Junction Fruit Growers
association who spent much time in
working up interest in the meeting.
Such gatherings should be held more
frequently.
A special meeting of the directors
of the Palisade Fruit Growers as
sociation was held Wednesday even
pursuant to the petition of the five
members whose names follow. f.
NJ Burger. DR.. J. d. Divine. Geo. /
Wister, w A. Powell and j. j. Hamp- |
ton. DR.. Divine announced to the 1
assembled directors that in view of /
the wide difference between the two /
factions 1t seemed TO him the hest
for one of them to either buy or sell 4
The proposition will be reduced to
writing and acted upon at a meet
ing in the near future.-Palisade
Tribune
Charles Bigham is the proud nos
SCISSOR of flock of thoroughbred
light Brahi Iaa chickens. and ne has
b-en Boosting to his friends of the
number OF eggs they have furnished
aim this winter. Thursday Mr.. Big
ham noticed that one of his 2-year
old hens was remaining longer on
the nest than usual. and when she
tnally left the nest and started ac-
rosse the lot with a sort of I'm lay
ing-for-your' expression, Charley ap-
preached the nest and picked up an
egg Y inches long, E inches in cir
cumference. the small way and
weighing ounces. When IL is re-
membered that an ordinary egg
weighs about ounces, the size of
this sample of hen fruit may be i'm
agined. If anyone in the country has ,
a hen with better record than this
the Post will welcome the particulars. {
.Glenwood Post.
Large congregations attended the
services at the Christian church yes
ierday morning and evening. In the 4
evening Rev. Grimes plainly illus
rated his subject to the children
4 magnet, tacks. nails old and new.
rocked and straight, showing how
nuch easier it is for the pure and in
locent to cling 10 Jesus than IL is
or those who have sown wild oats
md have lived long in sin At this
'ervice Sterling Burton and Glen Hut
on sang very beautifully duet en-
tiled, AS We've Sown So Shall We
teap. There were three additions
o the church at the morning service
The evening theme was Heaven.
lr; Grimes pictured Heaven" TO his
audience as a most desirable place
which God has prepared for those
Who love him and urged all to make
preparation for going as they would
we're they contemplating long
ounrney here on the earth Ward
luton gave beautiful rendition of
hat famous ballad, "The HOLY CITY"
he theme for tonight is THE Invi-
alton of Jesus