The daily sentinel., 1906-01-13


today from his trip to Salt Lake City.
DIR. Knude Hanson is able to be
out again after an illness of several
days.
Judge Charles F. CasweIl went up
to Montrose this morning on short
4 business trip.
The temperature remained at a
high stage all during the night and
this morning.
Miss Mayme Stevens leaves this
evening for Boulder to resume her
studies at college,
The January session of the county
commissioners is one of the bust
est they have had in months.
Mrs. Carl ID. Fisher entertained
lady friends at an elegant one O'Clock
luncheon today.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Mutual Savings and
Building association will be held this
evening.
A dancing matinee was given at the
Auditorium this afternoon. attract
ing good sized crowd of young peo-
pie.
Tonight the woman's Relief Corps
and the Grand Army of the Republic
post will install officers at Odd Eel
lows hall.
Miss Buelah vanBuren will enter
heAh INC Oul Vi w llSI CluO lnlS
evening at her home on East Main
street
The local corps of the Salvation
army has completed arrangements for
big entertainment TO be given Tues
day evening at the Auditorium.
For plumbing that is of the very
best class see Trobitz, the old reliable
plumber, now located on N. Fifth
street, just north of Whites store
Much interest was taken in the big
prize fight yesterday in California be-
tween Young Corbett and Herrera
Corbett was the favorite with the
Grand Junction sports.
There have been numerous public
balls in the city during the past three
months but the mile high BALI
of the Elks on January Is, Thursday
will eclipse them ALL
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Lee enter
tain large party of friends on Thurs
day evening, January Is at their
home on North Seventh street. Cards
We're issued today.
Just few doors below the post
Office in the same block you will find
Yves Flagg's up-to-date barbershop.
There is where you can get good serv-
ice six days in the week.
IltlnDe1S OF the BTesDN-l
terrain church are requested TO lie
present at the service tomorrow and
remain for ten minutes at tho close
of the service. An important matter
WI be brought before the meeting.
This morning the minimum tenn
perature was "a degrees. The max
imum temperature yesterday was g.
degrees. Snow in west portion to-
night and probably Sunday. general
ly fair and colder in the east por-
ton is the forecast
1t is reported that the Grand June
ton Bar association will be reorgan-
lied on January Goth. The associa-
ton was disbanded through lack of
interest or for some other reasons
months ago and no meetings have
been held since the early part of last
year.
The funeral of Mrs. w. f. Dean
takes place tomorrow afternoon at
two O'Clock from the Presby-
terrain church. Rev. Weir will
have charge of the last services. The
Women of Woodcraft of which Mrs.
Dean was member, Will attend the |
funeral in body.
Last evening the Mesa club men, |
bers and few friends outside of the
club ENJOYED a lovely dance at the |
and gentlemen present was hardly as
large as at the Christmas dance The I
arrangements We're delightful and the |
dances was one of the happiest the |
club has ever given. The floor was
in superb condition and the music
could hardly have been better. The
dancing continued until midnight
Next week will be busy one So
cially in the city. There are several
private parties Monday night Tues
day night "Ole Olson" will be seen
at the Park opera house. cantata
VIII be given at the Christian church
and the Salvation army will have
an entertainment at the Auditorium.
The big mile high" ball of the Elks
takes place Thursday night at the
and there will be several
meetings, twoAuditorium. Several
whist club meetings, two church re-
and one or more big social
sessions of lodges with several card
parties complete the list.
Jas. Hamilton, who has represent
ed the Struby- Eastabrook Grocery
on the Western slope for
many years is in Telluride on what
may be his last trip. He rendered
his resignation some time ago with
the expectation of retiring the first
of the year, but at the firms earnest
has consented to remain
so or 60 days longer. until salts
factory successor has been located.
when Mr.. Hamilton Will locate at
Toledo. Ohio. where the Grand June
ton Seedless Apple company. in
which he Is heavy stakeholder, has
a nursery of 100000 seedless apple
trees which Jim expects to sell this
year at $3.50 each-Telluride Jour
nal
This morning at ten O'Clock Judge
sweeney of the police court. rendered
his decision in the case of Claude
Boyer who was tried yesterday morn
ing on the charge of being drunk and
disorderly and disturbing public wor-
ship. II being alleged that he dis
turbed the service being conducted
by the Salvation army Saturday even
ing at their building on Main street
The judge found the young man
guilty of the charges as set forth in
the complaint, that of disturbing re- 3.
ligious worship and assessed a fine .
of 5000 against him Tho 6na and