The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-01-26

again after an extended Illness
Do viii pay you TO carefully watch
the Want column Of the Daily 7eilllil-
the Temple CommandrT held a
busy session last night az the Masonic
hail
u vou uant sour moneys wort1
20 70 the Boston Lunch Meals -7
cents and up
Turner hall tonight FOLLOWED ps
q dance. Admission % cents
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cartris1t
have returned from an extended VS.
i- 10 North Platte. Nebraska
The directors Of the Chamber o.
Commerce meet this evening ar the
Main street Office for the regller
weekly session
Nr and Mrs. W. M. Van Buren en-
terrain a party Of friends AZ cards
tomorrow evening at their home on
East Main Street
The nightly services Of the saliva
zion army ar their barracks on West
Main street continue 10 create much
interest and attract large congress
tons.
Quite a number Of Grand Junction
people are contemplate taking part
Jane AaNN $50 HAH nun. AA AA"A
game which Is scheduled for next
month.
The dancing school being conduct
I'd az the Auditorium on the even
.uzs when there IS no attraction book
ed for THAI popular amusement cen
ire, has a large list OF pupils
For a while last night the electric
lights threatened TO 20 out. there
was an unsteady current for short
time. However the lights stayed on
consequently there was no attending
Inconvenience
The annual masquerade bail of the
Turner'S vii be given az Turner's hall
on the evening OF February 70 1t
will be the best and biggest masque-
rades the Turner's have ever given.
Senator Henry NJ Teller has intro
duced by request bill In the United
States senate providing for the con
soiidation Of public lands with the
1O-mile limits OF the land aided rail-
roads.
There has been no ice on the rink
az the fair grounds for several days.
The rink has NOT so far proved pay
ing proposition owing 10 the fact that
there has not been any continued sea
son OF real cold weather.
One Of the largest audiences that
has ever attended an entertainment
Of the Grand Junction Lyceum course
will hear John b Denote in his
great lecture THE Harp or The
Senses" az the CONGREGATIONAL church
on Friday evening. February End.
Tonight az Elks hall the Eagles
will have joint business and social
session. limitations and other very
important business will take up the
time OF the business session. A
pleasant prugam and refreshments
will make The social session "a hap
py one.
Tonight al the high school an en-
fertainment will be given under the
auspices and for the benefit Of the
High school Athletic association. The
program will consist OF musical num-
beers and readings A small admls-
sion fee vii be charged. and a most
enjoyable evening is promised
100000 lodge building with
all conveuieucea OF the modern club
house viii be constructed in Colo
RADIO Springs in the near future By
the three lodges the Knights OF Pyth-
las Of that city. IL viii be one OF the
finest lodge buildings 10 the west.
Work will start upon the building
within few weeks.
The sale Of seats for the engage
ments OF Lewis Morrison In Faust. A."
at the Pork opera house on Thurs
day evening. Feb isr started to-
day. The attraction will draw an i'm
meusc audience as 90 has been made
plain that Lewis Morrison. himself
viii appear an "Mephisto" and MOI
turn the part over TO an understudy.
Tonight occurs another dance Of
the series OF delightful dances that
have been and are being given dur
Ing the winter by the Mesa Dancing
Club. Nearly an OF the members are
arranging TO participate IN the pleas
ures that viii attend the dance TO-
night and b. promises 10 prove one
Of the most enjoyable ever given by
the club.
Tomorrow al the old city hall the
stockholders OF the independent Fruit
Growers association will hold their
annual meeting. Manager II Fer
brache will make his report This
ts the first annual meeting the new
has held and the various
reports are certain TO show that The
organization Is IN splendid condition
and is enjoying rapid and perma-
nent growth.
Tonight the basket ball teams OF
the Young Mems athletic asss1ciatiou
and the Turner's will contest at
Turner's hall A thrilling game is
promised. Following The game there
viii be dance. good orchestra
VIII furnish the music. Admission
fee viii be charged in the sum Of 25
cents which allows you to witness the
ghure and 10 participate 10 the dance.
spend the evening there
One OF the most unique advertis-
ing pamphlets ever issued by "a Colo
RADIO railroad Is a pamphlet which
has Just been issued hy the Colorado
Midland 10 contains 100 bridge
whist score cards, printed In red and
black, with small advertising lines
on the sides. The pamphlets viii be
distributed wherever bridge whist is
PLAYED and viii be a good booster FOR
Colorado scenery and climates
Tomorrow al the county court
house the stockholders OF the Grand
Junction Fruit growers association
viii hold special meeting for the
purpose OF discussing and deciding
upon the proposition Of Increasing tbe
capital stock OF the association from
$4,000 10 100000 and Increasing
the number OF members OF the board
OF directors from seven TO nine. The
meeting viii be largely attended.
Lovers Of tho real and f,-,,.. 81 .1.