The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-01-11

a Man OF MyStery,," house.
~ good crowd was out last night 20
eaIoy the mid-weeR dance at the
Auditorium
The directors of the Chamber Of
Cuinmeie-~will elect a secretary at TIE
meeting tomorrow night.
Manager Ferbrache, of the indie
pendent Fruit Growers association.
IS spending the week in Denver
Twenty-Five per cent off on every
item in the G. V. Store. Jan. IL to
27th
Dancing matinee Saturday after
noon from three until five O'Clock at
the Auditorium
At the Postoffice Book Store regu-
lar . cent classics are selling at 25
cents.
The Capitol Life Insurance COM
pany of Colorado is ONE company.
Look us up. Chas. Clark, Dist, Mgr.
The next dance of the Mesa club
Will be given on Friday night at the
Auditorium.
The next roller skating evening at
the Auditorium will be Tuesday night
of next week and 1t will be couples
night
Everett Johnson, one of the en-
ployees of the Sampliner store, was
called to Longmont yesterday. his
old home, by the death of his father.
Furniture repaired, old furniture
made as good as new. Mirror plat
ing and upholstering. Furniture hos
pital. 244 Colorado avenue.
Joel J. Smith. one of the most
prominent merchants of Leadville and
the father of DR.. Fisher Smith. of
this city, is in town today visiting
his son.
We guarantee our work to be sat
isfactory. We have competent plumb
ers and steam filters and are prepar-
ed to give estimates on work. Tele-
phone Red 1851.
Night Marshal c. c. O'Neil receiv-
ed word this morning from Fruita
that his mother who has been danger
ously i'll for some time is now re-
covering.
Spend two pleasant hours at the
dancing matinee at the Auditorium
Saturday afternoon Hours, three
until five. Good music, and best of
arrangements.
NJ b. V. Benson, adjuster for the
Insurance Company of North Ameri-
ca, is in town today for the purpose
of adjusting the loss of A. n. Ander-
son. the owner of the building on
Colrado avenue which was destroy
ed ny fire several days ago. Horace
T. belong is the local agent for the
company.
The minimum temperature this
morning was six degrees. The maxi
mum yesterday was 81 degrees in
creasing cloudiress in the west por-
ion tonight, iair in east portion,
warmer in west and south. Friday
party cloudy with snow in west por-
ton. is the forecast.
~ pretty warm campaign, ceutcr-
ell Ground the election at when the
proposition of issuing bonds for n
mountain water system is to be voted
upon. is in progress down at Truita
/ The election occurs next week. IL is
generally believed that the proposi-
ton to issue $4,000 in bonds VIII
carry.
Tonight the Woodmen of the World
will have big time. Several in
itiations are to take place and the an
nual installment of officers will be
made. The entertainment committee
is making arrangements for an oyster
supper so all of these attractions COM
ing up there is no doubt that the at
tendance will be large.
Roy Kertz and Herman Vorbeek
have purchased ten acres of unim-
proved land on Second Fruit ridge
and expect to put it under cultiva-
ton. Mr.. Kertz will make his resi-
dence on the ranch and have charge
of the tract The young men will
set the land to fruit and expect to
have a fine fruit ranch within a few
years.
The union prayer services held last
night at the Congregational church
Rev. Frederick Grimes, pastor of the
Christian church, delivered the dis
course of the evening. His address
was interesting and very profitable
for all who heard it. There was
large congregation. Tonight the
services will be held at the Method
list church and Rev. Weir, of the Pres
byterian church, will have charge.
Tomorrow night the concluding serv-
ice will be held at the Presbyterian
church, Rev, Forsyth, of the Method
list church, in charge.
This morning Secretary Aupperle
of the Chamber of Commerce. had
three communications from parties
desiring information regarding the
city and valley with view of coming
here to make their homes and the To-
cations of the three parties are about
as far apart as they could be. One
was from Everett, Washington, one
from Massachusetts city, and one
from Southern Texas. From every
state and territory comes enquiries
/ regarding the valley and inst ahout
every state and territory has sent
people to this favored section.
Mr.. f. j. Barbee and wife, of Tellu-
ride have been guests of the Spencer
Seedless APPLE company for the past
two or three days. Mr., Barbee is the |
secretary of the Spencer Seedless Ap-
pie company of Oklahoma, Indian
Territory and Arkansas. He is now
en- route to Muscogee, Indian Terri |
tory, the headquarters of that COM