The daily sentinel., 1906-02-22

J. NJ corbin. Of Moab. Utah. is
In town today
Wiley Moore. Of Montrose, was in
town yesterday
Frank Jacobs. os Green River
Utah. is in the city today.
n. G. Ballard. of Thompson
Syringe. UIah, is in town today.
The school children are getting all
the pleasure possible out OF the holi-
day. ..
Attorney Henry r. Rhone is ex-
pected home from Washington Satur-
day or Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pollock. OF
Fruita. visited friends in the city
yesterday.
City Clerk Jack NJ. Conley went to
Delta this morning on a short busi-
ness trip.
The Womans Relief Corps was in
4 session yesterday afternoon at Odd
Fellows hall.
Mr. and Mrs J. A. McLuen enter
tain large party of ladies and gen
tlemen this evening.
The Woodmen of the World meet
tonight in regular session. Much
business it TO be transacted.
Judge Walter :. Sullivan left last
night for Boulder for a short visit
with his daughter, Miss Elsie
The wind yesterday was one of the
most severe that has spent its force
over the valley in many months.
Toward Fletcher of the Grand
Junction Fruit Growers association
leaves tonight for Denver for short
visit
\ good sized addition Is being
made to the old newspaper Office on
Colorado avenue to be occupied by
the new laundry.
Tomorrow evening at the Audi
torium The Passion Play (anmated1
Will be seen under the auspices OF
the Catholic church.
Work was started on the excava-
ton for the fine residence to he erct-
ed by DR.. II. K. Bull on Grand ave
nue. and Seventh street.
There have been many public
dances during the past year but to-
night at the Auditorium there viii
be one that Will eclipse them all.
You havn't forgotten what takes
place tonight have you? Surely you
have secured tickets for the great
bali of the b. of l.. r. tonight at the
auditorium.
The Knights OF Pythias Will or
ganize the new lodge at the Masonic
hall and it IS probable that the new
lodge will hold its regular meetings
in the Masonic building
Mrs. Harold Van Hoorebeke and
little son will leave tomorrow even
ing for Guthrie Center Iowa where
size will make an extended visit with
relatives.
See the Passion Play at the Audi
torium tomorrow night under the
s,f. a.F a.. ~,
splendid production Of this famous
series of pictures Admission price
is very low
The knights of Pythias held busy
session last night at which ii was an
nounced that all arrangements had
been perfected for the actual or
EanizatioB of the new lodge next
Wednesday night.
OF course YOU have an eneament
tonight to attend the BAH at the
Auditorium? II viii he the biggest
public ball given in Grand Junction
in years. a great jolly crowd will
be in attendance.
w. Z. Platt came up last night
from Fruita where he has been
spending few days looking after
his furniture house to occupy his
seat as alderman at the adjourned
session of the city council
The members of the city council
are being kept busy this month.
Three sessions have alredy been held
a regular session and two adjourned
sessions and another adjourned ses-
sion is to he held before the month
is out
\ very liberal patronage was ex-
tended the Woman's Home Mission
ary society at their chicken dinner
today. served in the basement OF the
Methodist church. Scores of peo-
pie enjoyed the fine dinner prepared
by the ladies.
This afternoon at the Fair grounds
the high school base ball team and
the Indian team are contesting. "A
good sized crowd is watching the
game Neither team Is In very good
condition and the outcome OF the
game is pretty doubtful.
This is a legal holiday. Enjoy 1t
by attending the big ball tonight at
the Auditorium The railway fire.
men have always provided the best
entertainment for their guests Fine
music. tip top floor, program ar
ranged just to suit YOU. Tickets are
S1.O0. ladies free.
The immense bill board on Sec
oud street and Colorado avenue and
the one ON Ute avenue, owned by the
terday afternoon by the high wind.
The big boards are over thirty feet
long and ten feet high and the crash
made IN falling was heard for several
blocks.
The beautifully decorated or stain
ed glass windows in the south side
of the second story of the new depot
are being put in this week. The de
sign is very unique and the hand--
some windows add much 10 the
beauty of the structure. All visitors
have been excluded from the build
ing by an order of the superlntend-
cnt.
one of the most enjoyable features
OF the Washington's birthday cele-
bration at the schools this morning
was the address delivered by Judge
William A. Marsh, before the pupils
OF the eighth grade, The speakers
subject was Washington and Lin
coin" He held the close and delight
ed attention of the pupils for about
twenty minutes. His remarks were
highly interesting ms well as in