The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-05-24

morning for their new home in Dur
ango.
Tonight the commencement exer-
scies take place at the Park opera
house.
J. L. Mediation. of Meeker. a prom
inent citizen of that city was an arriv.
al last night
David Wood. of ouray. who fire.
quently visits this city, is greeting
friends here today.
BANNER BAKERY GOODS HAVE
taken the town by storm-Smith-
| Thomas Grocery store.
One candidate, Stroud NJ Logan,
was given the third degree last
night at the meeting of the knights
OF Pythias. Three candidates for ad-
mission were elected and two new
applications were received.
Miss Belle Lay left last night for
Los Angeles, California, where she
expected to remain Indefinitely. Miss
Lays friends greatly regret to see
her leave the city but wish her a
happy stay in the coast state.
man put n two-line adv in the
Sentinelis want column" the first
of the week, stating that he wanted
house cleaning work. One days in
sertion of the adv. brought in over
half dozen answers in the next day
Just one of the thousand instances
showing the value of the Sentiners
want column"
Mr. c. A. Miller. a young man
from Chicago living at the Boyer
home on White street is i'll with pleu-
risy which his friends fear will de
yelop into pneumonia. Mr. Miller
came to Grand Junction about two
months ago to work in the Colorado
.
Mr.. Chamberlain of that firm in Chi
cago.
For the first time in the history
of the present city council there was
no quorum available at the adjourn
ed session last night and consequent
~ no session was held. The mayor
and four of the aldermen we're pres
ent but it takes five aldermen to
constitute quorum. The council
VIII meet in adjourned session tomor-
row evening.
A score or more of fraternal or
ders have signified their intention
of taking part in the G.. A. r. me
mortal day parade and a good show
ing viii be made in the procession
by the local lodges The G.. A. X.
Post is endeavoring to make the
parade next Wednesday the most ex-
tensive memorial day parade ever
made in the city
The banquet to be given this even
ing at the Grand hotel by the juniors
in honor of the seniors will be a
most charming affair and promises to
equal any similar event ever given in |
the city. The fact that the banquet
viii take place at the Grand hotel |
is sufficient evidence that the menu
VIII be fauldless. delightful pro-
nf
The banquet will take place at the |
conclusion of the exercises at the
opera house.
This morning the seat sale for COM
meneement exercises to be held this |
evening, opened at the Haskell Phar-
macy, there was grand rush of |
eager ticket purchasers. The sale |
opened at eight o'clock and for some
time before that hour there was a
large gathering of people waiting.
The entire house, excepting the gal
lery seats. was sold out before the
middle of the afternoon. The size of
the audience will be limited only
py the seating capacity of the opera
house.
The daily list of entries made on
the reception book In the Office of the
county clerk and recorder is not very
extensive, the light season, II could
not be called duh season, having set
N at that office. Up to two O'Clock
his afternoon only half a dozen in
strumenis had been received at the
office. Yesterdays list did not num-
Der more than ten. June, July and
August the always slow months in
he real estate transfer business COM
pared with the remainder of the year,
but this year the quiet season start
month In 10 /
Of June.
a remarkable freak was found yes
ierday by DR.. George Glober of Boul-
der, in the shape of a calf which has
It's heart in its throat about half1
way between the head and the body.
me heart can be seen and felt.
otherwise the calf is normal, and will
be Kept at the college as an expert
ment to see how long 1t will live
After its death ii will be dissected.
There was an exceedingly warm de
bate Tuesday afternoon at the ses-
sion of the general assembly of the
presbyterian church upon the adop-
lion of new book OF Forms of Sery
zee. recommended by n special COM
mittee appointed by the assembly.
been so stirred as this assembly was
over this issue and for two hours
he most intense feeling was shown
m the debate. After all no conclusion
was reached Rev. DIR. johnson, of
Montreal, one of the distinguished ,
members. waved a copy OF the book
N the air as he spoke and declared /
hat 1T smells of priestcraft" other
ible men of the church took a firm
stand for the adoption OF the new
book.