The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-01-15

sold many tickets for their entertain
ment tonight at the Auditor
ium and expect to get out a large
crowd. The program promises to be
very interesting.
We pack furniture for slipping
We repair furniture. We buy Old
furniture. Telephone Red GIL.
Prices reasonable. Work guaranteed
Furniture hospital PA Colorado ave
\ nue..
Capt Jack Sumner. the veteran
mining man, took i'll two weeks ago
while in the Paradox valley looking
after some mining interest and re-
turning to his home in this city was
confined to His room until today when
he was able to be out.
Get your bread at the Progress
and it viii always satisfy you. Cakes
Telephone orders promptly filled. Get
on the Progress list of patrons. A
first class grocery and bakery.
The ever reliable livery stable,
Barton & Platts. corner of Fifth
street and Colorado avenue. Best of
service guaranteed. Prices reason
able. Nice rigs, good horses, eour-
VI D.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hardinge re-
turned last night from an extended
and very pleasant trip to New Mexico
and Arizona. Mr.. Hardinge resum-
ed his work as observer at the local
weather bureau station this morn
ing relieving Mr.. Ault who has had
I charge of the station during Mr..
I Hardinges absence from the city.
i William e. Shelter. the genial ad-
ance agent for the Charles b. Hanford
company, went down to Fruita to-
day at noon for the purpose of bill
ing that town for Mr.. Hanford's en-
gagement in this city. The same will
be done at Palisade. II is expected
that large delegations will come from
these towns to Grand junction Mon
day. January 22 to witness the pro
duction of "Othello" by Mr.. Han
ford and his company.
Your opportunity to go at little
expense to those regions where men
of small means get a start" and
where capital finds big returns. The
fare from Denver via the Burlington
route will be but $1,000 TO Butte
Helena and Anaconda: $22.5O tc
Spokane, Ellensburg and Wenatchee,
$50 to Portland, Tacoma, Seattle
Victoria and Vancouver. | will glad,
ly furnish full details on request. ]
F. Vallery. General agent. 1880 I'm
street Denver
Saturday evening Miss Buelah Var
Buren, eharpingly entertained tn,
members of the Out For Fun Whist
club at her home on East Main street
Nearly all the members of, the popu.
lar social club were present and Tho
evening passed in a manner most de.
Buren, for the taoiao aclnb- J :
lightful. The highest score of the
evening was made by Miss Van
Buren, for the ladies and Wilkes Din.
widdie for the gentlemn. The lunch.
con was characterized by its elegance
ana pretty service. Miss Van Buren,
is splendid hostess.
To-day the remains oil Bert Dona-
nue., the young man who died on No
vember 18th of last year. were bur-
led in potter's field at the expense Of
the comfy Donahue was employed
as porter at the depot He had been
n resident of the city for only a short
time when he died. The remains
We're given In charge of Undertaker
u. a. krohn and he has made efforts
10 communicate with relatives of tho
deceased but without avail. The body
was embalmed and today when inter
req the remains We're in an excellent
Z
Saturday night at odd Fellows han
me Woman's Relief Corps and the
loenl y. A. X. post held Joint in
large number of the memhars %
each organization present and the
meeting could have hardly been more
ehloyable The officers of each Of
me organizations. elected a short
.llue ago TO serve during the wear
were indicted into Office with the nsn,
/ ~ impressive ceremony. Followinp
,ue installation a fine lunch was
elsea ana a general good time was
-, -, o9 an. The meetingh was in
session until late hour.
Inc ice and snow that accumulat-
eu on the sidewalks as a result %
,n he storm Yesterday was cleared from
me front or nearly every business
mouse In the city this mornine in
sood Tine. Many OF the business mo-,
VINO are always anxious to keen mo
walks IN front of their places of bust
ness IN Clearly condition starred
me work early this morning ana
DINERS soon followed suit. The mavor
through one of his officers requested
that the walks be cleared in order
70 prevent muddy and slushy side
walks when It began to thaw.
Last night at the Methodist churcb
Kew ID. d. Forsyth. the pastor. TOOL
ior MS text, Shall Christ Have tbe
FIRST Place in Our Lives or shall We
Tive Place to Worldly Thought ana
worldly Amusements.' me dc
course was one OF great strength and
u seep interest 10 the large conere-
on present. The tendency 10 de-
'. :, l''le thought to Christ and much |
70 the enjoyment OF worldly 1nns.
ment was told in plain, telling ana
stralshtiorward manner bv Rev For-
sym II was one of the ablest sor
mons the Methodist minister has a. /,
livered during the few months Of bSs I