The daily sentinel., 1906-07-13

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regular session.
Don't miss the ouray trip Sunday
Only 1925 for the round trip.
1t pays to buy the ElSocorro cigar
Why because you get your moneys
worth.
Rev. b. D. Forsyth. pastor of the
Methodist church, Will return home
from his visit to Nebraska, next
week.
Manager John F. Moore of the
Grand Junction Fruit Growers as
ISOLATION has been slightly i'll for sew
eral days.
Miss Sarah Wallace, who under
went an operation for appendicitis a
few days ago at the hospital is rapid
ly improving.
Dining car service now in opera
tion on Colorado Midland daylight
trains No. and 5. Both trains
carry Pullman observation sleepers
and reclining chair cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Scott and
guests, Mr.. and Mrs Hendricksbn
of indianapolis, left last night for
a point on the Midland near Thomas
Vile, to enjoy few days fishing.
Rev James A. Becker and family
and Prof. o. A. Young and family
will leave the first of next week for
MESA Lakes where they will spend
several days. They are contemplating
higly pleasant outing.
Mr.. Learry. foreman in the ma
chine shops, is still confined to his
room suffering from a badly injured
knee as a result of an accident in
the shops. Mr.. Learry hopes to be
able to get out in a few days.
On Tuesday evening of next week
DR.. V. C. Coombs, of San Jose. Cal,
a noted evangelist, author and lee
turer, will deliver an address at the
Christian church. His subject Will
be Waste of Mind and of Money
The little folks and the older folks
who made up the crowd that enjoyed
the Methodist Sunday school picnic
yesterday in the cottonwood grove
on the Gunnison had a great day of
fun, The crowd returned to the city
about five o'clock.
Elk's official train for July 15
from Grand Junction to Denver via
the Midland route with round trip
for $12 leaves Grand Junction at
200 pm. Palisade at 2 2 L pm; Ar
rives at Glenwood at 4:57 pm; and
leaves Glenwood at 800 pm. Sc
cure railroad and Pullman tickets
early from the committee.
The maximum temperature yes
terday was "a degrees, and the day
was perhaps the hottest of the sea-
son. The minimum temperature was
GA degrees. The forecast for Colo
RADIO is partly cloudy tonight and
Saturday with local thunder showers
On to Ouray-Special train leaves
the city Sunday morning at six o.
clock. Returning leaves Ouray at
nine o'clock in the evening. Round
trip 1925. The best chance you will
have this summer to visit this beauti-
full little city in the heart of the Rock
les.
d. C. Willoughby. the promoter of
the Colorado Southwestern railroad,
accompanied by his wife and her
mother arrived in the city today on
No. 3 and the members of the party
are guests at the Grand hotel. Mr.
Willoughby will be in the city sever<
al days.
r. p. Davie, manager of the sugar
factory, who arrived in the city last
night, has been enjoying fishing
outing in the White river country for
some days. He brought some fine
trout to the city with him and made
glad the hearts and appetites of sew
eral friends.
The name of City Clerk Conley
Will be on the roster of Grand June
tion Elks who will go to Denver Sun
day. Mr.. Conley has arranged to
get off for a few days and Water
Superintendent Vedder will look after
the city hall business during Mr..
Conley's absence.
On Thursday evening Prof. w. M
Forrest, instructor in the University
of Virginia will deliver an address. 1t
happens that these gentlemen are
passing through the city this coming
week and fortunately dates were Sc
cured for lectures. There will be no
admission charges.
Just at this time when the great
convention of Elks is just at hand
few figures as to the size of the Or
der might be interesting. The lodge
now has 224,S0S members in good
standing, an increase of 81 ,597 dur
ing the past lodge year. During the
year 36,017 members were initial
ed, but S,420 were stricken from
the rolls through death and other
causes. Nine lodges have more than
1 900 members. Denver lodge No. II
being one of that number. The re-
ceipts of the grand lodge exceeded
those of last year by $100ss50.30.
The net revenues exceeded the net
expenses of the year $92. .0S0.37 of
which amount nearly $4,000 is
now in the California earthquake