The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15

Be the guests of the Elks on the
evening of MAY 30 at their ball. You
know how successfully this order en-
tertains Tickets are now selling.
Mrs W. 5. Chandler. wife of the
inspector for the Grand Junction
Fruit Growers association, has been
suffering severely from rheumatism
for several weeks.
There Will be a large number in
attendance at the annual meeting of
the Gun Club tonight. President
Ramsey urges all members to be pres
ent. Onicers will be elected.
The carnival opens this evening
and from all indications every show
will do a big business. 1t is a good
clean attraction and deserves liberal
patronage. The show grounds are
at the corner of Fifth and Rood.
Denver & Rio Grande pay car will
probably reach this city this after
noon and distribute big sum among
the railroad men. The monthly rail-
road pay roll in this city usually eN-
ceeds 10000.
Seats for the entertainment to be
given Friday night at the Park opera
house under the auspices Of the lad
les of st. Josephs Catholic church are
on sale at Haskell's drug store. Tick
changed for reserved seats at Has
kelrs.
The matter for the premium list of
the county fair for the next meet is
being prepared by Secretary Chap
man and the committee on premiums.
1t is the intention of the board of di-
rectors to have the lists in the hands
of the people by July ist, two and one
half months before the fair.
You viii not soon recover from
your disappointment If you fail to be
at the opera house next Friday even
ing to see the New Flower Queen. -
most pleasing combination of song,
scenery, girls and women ever in
Grand Junction. They could not he
excelled. Friday evening, Prices so,
35 and 20 cents.
Today Denver is experiencing one
of the bitterest contested municipal
elections ever held in that city. From
telegraphic dispatches there is but
very little ground for making a pre-
diction as to which party Will win out.
Each makes claim of victory but at
the same time each party is most
"skeered to death"
Congressman and Mrs. Herschel NJ.
Hogg arrived in the city last night
over the narrow guage from their
nome Ill anu dlltl Sptllu-
ing the evening in this city left on
No. for the east. This is the first
visit Congressman Hogg has made
to the city since last November
Very few of his friends knew that he
was in town last evening.
On Thursday evening at the Audi
torium occurs the big ball of the o.
X. C. The proceeds are to go to a
most worthy cause. and there should
be a large attendance. Tickets are
now selling. Fine music. and excel
lent dance programs and good time
for all. Supper will be served by lad
les of st. Joseph's Catholic church
for the benefit of the church building
fund.
The June Dellneator Is most at
tractive. containing the usual array
of the latest styles. with an interest
ing fashion chronicle of Helen Berk-
| ley-Loyd and Edourad La Fountaine
and literary features Of the greatest
excellence. Burton Il. Stevenson con
tributes the first part of the 'Ros'
of Sharon" a mystery tale that will
tax the integrity of its readers IL
solve. and there are short stories fol
all by Kathryn Jarboe and Wolf Won
Schierbrand, the former a story oi
the new Japan and the latter Rus
sian narrative.