The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-05

The gas plant has-now been in sue
cessful operation for several days.
Everything is working smoothly and
in manner most satisfactory TO the
management. The company has a
large force at work piping houses.
Nearly every day Secretary Aup-
perle receives letters from eastern
people who are contemplating locat-
ing in Colorado. All legitimate and
truthful Inducements are offered de
sirable people to come to Grand juno
tion and Grand valley to make theiI
home.
h The maximum temperature yes
terday was Z degrees. the minimum
temperature this morning was 20 de
grees. The precipitation was 0.01
inch. The official forecast for the
80 hours ending tomorrow at 6 p.
m. is Fair tonight and colder. Tues
day fair.
Mrs. f. W. Danes who was injured
in the frightful runaway accident
that resulted in the death of Mrs.
b. w. Sease Friday afternoon. is i'm
proving at her home on Chipeta ave
nue.. Her condition is not danger
Gus, but she will not be able to leave
her room for some time.
Mrs Sidney Krebbs is dangerously
i'll at her home in the Crawford addi-
ton. She is suffering from typhoid
fever. Mr.. krebbs is a well known
railroad man having charge of one
of the local switch engines Mr.
Diellerson. Mrs. Krebbs'aged father
is just recovering from severe at
tack of la grippe.
Water superintendent Vedder and
the employees of the pump house
of the city water works were busy all
Ap..a 4 tn IA. ~.
pumps. This is a necessary prepare
ton for the spring water 1t is a
task of no little size, requiring much
hard work and considerable expense.
The plant is in good condition.
a marriage was solemniZed Sat
urday afternoon at four O'Clock at the
CONGREGATIONAL church. Coney De
bois and Miss Mary Flack. prominent
young people OF Fruita We're the prlnz
cipals in the happy affair. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. George
Gekkeler of the German Lutheran
church. The young couple left for
the lower valley at once, The bride
is very pretty young lady
A new edition of that splendid little
booklet, THE Little Empire OF the
Western Slope" has been issued and
is being distributed throughout the
valley by tht Grand Valley National
bank. The book has been revised and
brought down TO date and is one of
the very best advertisements of the
galley. The Grand Valley bank
made the Chamber of Commerce an
offer this morning. through the adj
vertisang committee that it would
furnish that organization 5000 of
these booklets free If the chamber
would undertake to distribute them.
The offer was gladly accepted by the
advertising committee.
With the largest and hest glee
and mandolin organisation that has
ever represented the University of
Colorado, the annual tour of the state
VIII begin on the night of March
IN Boulder with the initial home CON
cert, says a dispatch today from
Boulder, The trip viii last three
weeks and will take In all of the larg-
err cities and important towns Of the
state. The success of the club dur t
ing the past two years has caused
considerable interest TO exist concern
ing the clubs and their annual tours,
throughout the state by the friends
of the university. This year there 4
will be some thirty-slX young men
who will compose the two clubs and I
the management The glee club will .
he the largest. having about eighteen Z
voices. while the mandolin club will t
have about thirteen or fourteen in /
struments. The clubs have been .
picked recently and though they may
one or two slight changes I
just preceding the home concert here /
they are practically intact as they
stand at present. /