The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-02-05

The Elks viii meet tonight in reg
ular session.
odd Fellows encampment holds :
meeting tonight.
A. Pease, a prominent Canon CITY
resident, is in town today
Today is Pension Day and the ole
soldiers are receiving their money.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Breeder, o.
Montrose. spent Sunday in the city
Mr. and Mrs. James King. of Tel
luride. are visiting friends in Crane
| Junction.
There promises to he large aud
fence out tomorrow night to enjo,
the troubles of Happy Hooligan al
the Park opera house.
The country roads are in fine con.
dition and many people residing many
miles from town are making the trip,
into the ety on bicycles.
Tomorrow night the knights OF
Pythias will hold most important
meeting az the offices of City Attor.
ney Coles in the Canon block
This is the fourth successful sea
son of "Hooligan's Troubles" They
are to be Witnessed at the Park opera
house. Tuesday February 9Th
Louis Schmidt, the hardware man,
is slowly recovering from the severe
Illness that has kept him confined to
his room for the past six weeks
Mrs Annie r. Collins moved to-
day to her very pretty new home At
the corner of Ninth and Main streets
w. S. Core. who spent the past
few DAYS in the city al his home.
left for Canon City last night. TO re-
sumo his duties with the Short Line
railroad.
"Hooligan's Troubles. soon to be
M Q gs,
ed on the exploits of "Hooligan'
made famous by the big sunday
newspapers.
Professors Paddock and Carmen
ter left for their homes M Fort col
Inns. Saturday night. They are mem
beers of the Agricultural college fac
ulty at Fort Collins.
The opening services OF The reviv-
M meeting. at the Christian church
yesterday. attracted large congre-
cations and Rev. Grimes delivered
two exceptionally strong sermons
Denver Richardson. for twenty
years conductor on the Denver and
Rio Grande running between Salida
and Grand Junction is now running
out OF Salt Lake ontrose Enter
prise.
Martin Pouch and Ed ELY went
Yesterday to Grand Junction where
the former will spend about two
months for the benefit of his health
and the latter as many weeks -Onrov
Herald
For nearly three weeks there has
MOI been tIondv or nortioily clondv
day 10 mar HE uniform heautv Of
The prevoflfnr Grand valley Won
thor Tho DAYS have been ahsointe-
lv nerrect i'm every resnsct
Orson Adams Ia. snant SUNDAY,
in Glenwood Springs in conferance
Vim big old ii,,' f,.i.,,,d So
Treas,,rer Jact, FesIer Who ~ no,,.
connected with me receniiv en1nr,g,
ed stocl,v,rde honi. IN ner,.o, p
rev Dupuy of Chica,,o ana tho
Yesterday morning delivaring an nd
dress of erent Strength and deem in
ta,.ast -, ,',..'''.'.. =, a.
Rev 'DnPnv is visiti5g friends s in ' the
valley 81
Mr. and Nr.s Arthur ,,-ro,- i,,,
fbis mnrning fo, ,bei,. bnn,a II,
BIoomGeId low ,rtc,. !, vow Mo-
ami weeL snent ,,.ith tI,at, ,.3i,,i,,',
Mr.. md Mrs " Wnliace Th az,
will make a short stay in Denver, be
fore proceeding east
The many friends of Mrs. Samuel
n. Wheeler vii be glad 10 learn thar
her mother has greatly recovered
from her recent Illness. which called
Mrs. Wheeler to Kansas CITY Mrs
Wheeler is expected to return home
ON "Wednesday OF this week.
The strong editorial appearing in
the Church News Of the last issue
against the actions of some of the
teachers of the city schools in dane
ing and playing cards while holding
public positions has called forth
much comment during the past two
days