The daily sentinel., 1906-04-16
Mr.. and Mrs. wheeler entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler entertain
most happily.
Senator DeLong is in Denver He
viii return Monday
X. NJ. Logan, a prominent citizen OF
Deha. is in town today.
George e. Haskell is expected home
in the course of ten days.
Joe Selby of Denver, is greeting
Grand Junction friends today.
W. J. Wills. editor of the Fruita
Record. was in town yesterday.
Fine farms for sale. Address S.
NJ. Joyce. Route 2. Grand Junction.
Little Miss Margeret Bunting is
entertaining a party of friends this
afternoon in celebration of the tenth
anniversary of her birth.
Four lots on White avenue for only
$3.50. The Rich Hutchinson Realty
company.
The Denver and Rio Grande pay
car arrived yesterday afternoon. The
Western car came in Saturday after
noon.
Joseph f. Dulmaine went to Glen
wood Springs Sunday to attend the
funeral of an old time friend. Thos.
Ford, well known citizen of that
place.
Theo. L. Wood, h. l. Meeker. w.
S, Frazier. L. G. Need and w. C
Ward are the members of a party of
Denver people who are spending the
day in the city
one of the best appointed barber
shops in the west. Its location is in
the postoflice block. Competent bar
bers will give you the very hest of
service at all times
What good times you have had at
the May Day balls given by the
Women of Woodcraft in the past OF
course you are keeping in mind that
May day is almost here again and the
ball this year will be the best ever.
Church Easter supper will be serv-
ed beginning at five o'clock this after
noon at Handy's Chapel, Second and
White. II will be supper of the
most tempting class. All are well
come. Mask If you wish Egg hunt
free for all.
The track team of the Grand June
tion high school Athletic association
is expecting TO go to Boulder May -
10 participate in the field day sports
with the University of Colorado. The
team is being prepared in its work by
Bernard Welsh, ESQ. who takes a
great interest in junior athletics
Several thousand of the circulars
issued by the Chamber of Commerce
for the purpose of impressing upon
the citizens and fruit growers the
great importance of keeping smudges
in readiness during the frost season
were distributed Saturday. They
were scattered throughout the city
and valley
Tonight Prof. Carmen. one of the
most prominent Sunday school work
On. s.T H. 1 =
dress at the Christian church and
all are invited especially those in
terested in Sunday school work. Prof
Carmen attended the semi-annual
Sunday school convention at Mesa in
the Plateau valley last week
The new depot will not be put in
10 regular service until tomorrow as
there is considerable work TO be done
In moving out the scaffolding. in
some of the rooms. placing the furni-
ture etc. The work of leveling the
yards north of the building is almost
complete. Signs are being lettered
over the doors of each department
designating the baggage rooms. the
Wells Fargo Express room. Train
mems room waiting roomes, etc. and
other divisions of the building
Saturday night three boys from 1G
- sNeiiH oii NtAt UuA unuti
arrest by Mai Whorton, one of the
night officers. charged with petty
larceny. 1t is alleged that the boys
stole three hats from the cloak room
of the Auditorium Saturday evening
while the dance was in progress They
were lodged in the city jail and win
be given a hearing this afternoon at
FIVE O'Clock before Judge Sweeney, at
the police court.
1t is announced that Congressman
w. Bourke Corcoran of New York.
the famous Irish orator and one of
the greatest lawyers in America has
been employed to assist in the de-
fense of the Indicted Western Fedora
ton leaders. The distinguished con-
gressman's services as n lawyer areI
always In great demand and doubt
less the fee which the federation must
pay for his services will be a small
fortune in itself Clarence S. Dar-
row. noted criminal lawyer of Chi
cago. has also been employed to as
sist in the defense. The Western Fed |
GRAFTON has an immense defense fund
and consequently win secure the best |
legal talent obtainable.
The patronage accorded the Rebek- |
abs today at their big chicken dinner
served in the basement of the odd |
pectations. Scores of people partoolS |
OF the substantial and well prepared |
feast. A big corps of ladies was kept /
busy from about eleven O'Clock until
after one o'clock waiting on the
tables. The basement of the hall
Is an ideal place for the serving of /
such dinners. This afternoon begin 4
ming at five O'Clock lunch Will be |
served and again, the patronage is \
large. The Rebekahs will realize /
a handsome amount from the dinner
and lunch The proceeds will he used |
in furnishing one of the lodge rooms /
In the new building.
There was only a fair attendance |
at the entertainment given Satur- /
DAY night at the Christian church /
under the auspices of the c. w. Y (
b. NJ, II being Saturday night and 4
there being other attractions to com
pete with. the audience was not as
large as Il otherwise would have been
The program was carried out 70 thef
utmost SatigfaetiOn Of all nraapuf The