The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-02-10

a. X. Craig OF Mesa, is in town to-
day.
today.
c. p. Hill. of Dragon, was an ar
rival last night
James Heron. OF Fruita, was in
town this morning.
Alberta Gallatin in Cousin Kate -
Park opera house tonight
Frank NJ Burger and FINS Dean
are among the Palisade people in
town today.
There was an important business
meeting held last night by the Gen
tlemen's Bible club of the Presby-
terrain church.
J. NJ Myers. a prominent citizens
of Castle Gate came in this morning
and will remain in the city until to-
morrow night.
Invitations are out for luncheon
to be given at noon Wednesday, by
Mrs. George E. Haskell and Mrs. /.
N Bunting at the home of Mrs. Hask-
ell.
c. A. Steyn. the electric railway
promoter, of Denver. is spending a
few days in the city looking after
The interests of the proposed electric
line.
Wednesday night the big Valen-
tines ball takes place at the Audi
torium Miss # and you win be sor-
ny. Attend and you will have a jol-
ly time.
The Excelsior Laundry is still do
ing business at the old stand and with
their addition of new machinery they
certainly will be able TO serve their
patrons better than ever.
p d. 1aGrande. WIN Ditman, l..
e. Angler, and d. A. Brewer com
posed a party of Franklin. Indiana
people stopping, c. b. Grass and c.
-, Grass. of Knoxville, Indiana. also
guests at the Grand Hotel yesterday
The visitors are touring the west.
The Excelsior Laundry company Is
particularly fortunate at this time
in securing the services of Mr.. Davis
as superintendent of their plant as
Mr.. Davis has had charge of some of
the best laundries in the country and
is a strictly up-to-date man at the
business
4 pair of lots sold by the Rich
Hutchinson Realty company in De
cember at $3.50 were again sold this
week at an advance of $50. If You
would like to make little easy
money you had better buy some cheap
lots OF acre tracts of the Rich-Hut-
crimson Realty company,
This afternoon at Palisade the
stockholders of the Palisade Fruit
Growers association are holding their
annual meeting. The report of the
manager proved very satisfactory and
made plain that the organization has
had most prosperous year. new
board OF directors was elected.
There has been a large sale of seats
for the engagement of Miss Alberta
Gallatin, one of America $ leading
actresses. tonight in the remarkably
successful society comedy, Cousin
Kate" and and large and fashionable
audience viii witness the production.
The attraction is underlined as one
of the best of the season.
There was a large attendance last
night at the meeting fthe Eagles
One candidate, Mr. Mathew. was init
lated. Following the transaction of
the business of the evening "a social
session filled with many pleasures
was enjoyed and the hour was late
when an adjournment was taken.
The Eagles lodge is enjoying most
satisfactory growth.
There was large party of Duluth,
Mimi, people in the city yesterday
en- route to Westwater. Utah. where
Mr. Mcdonald. one of the members
of the party owns big ranch
have interests Stops were made at
Palisade and other points in this sec
ton and Il is stuffed that some of the
gentlemen may invest In Grand val
ley fruit lands, The party left to-
DAY for the west. While here the Wis
itors were guests at the Grand ho-
tel. Rod. Mcdonald. Judge John
Martin. G. T.. Ahlhane, Dennis Mar
tin, Jacob Paul and J. S. ut We're
some of the members of the party
AT the Christian church last night
Rev Frederick Grimes preached a
forceful sermon on the 'Destinies of
of Man" BY the aid of chart he
clearly illustrated his theme. As
death the infant and the Christian
enters heaven. The moralist sin
ner. hypocrit and backslider enter
hell. Many powerful thoughts We're
clearly brought out. II was dis
course of great worth, There Will
be no services this evening. The
theme for Sunday morning is The
Withered Hand" in the evening the
subject will he Christ Crucifed.
The meetings will continue through
next week.
Henry r. Rhone leaves tonight on
No. G for Washington, ID, C.. to APP
pear before the department of the in
terror in behalf of the members of
the Grand Valley Homesteaders' as
sociation. That the request Of those
who have filed on claims under the
proposed high line canal shall re-
ceive consideration should be the
hope of every citizen of the valley
whether he is directly Interested so
far as having a claim is concerned or
not II is a matter that all residents
of this section are more or less in
terested in. May MIR. Rhone, as the