The daily sentinel., 1906-02-16

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Miss Lillian Adams. of Monuosa. is
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Silvia. of Mont
rose, are spending the day in the
CITY
Edwin Tribble. formerly OF Pail
SADIE and this city. is now in bust
ness at Green River, Utah.
Tonight the pop corn social at
the Methodist church. For "A good
time 20 there. Only zen cents ad-
mission.
There will be much doing in Grand
Junction society again tonight as
many affairs Of purely social nature
are 10 take place.
The barn dance OF the Mesa Dane
ing Club tonight promises TO be one
Of the most enjoyable of the social
functions OF the week
The Rio Grande Western paw car
came in Thursday night and the Den
yer x Rio Grande is due this after
noon. coming in one day behind time.
Pop corn and apple social tonight
in the basement of the Methodist
church. All invited. A wholesome
evening of pleasure. Ten cents ad-
mission
The night of Washington birth
day and the annual ball OF the Rail-
way Ffemen, they come together.
The best public bah Of the year.
Tickets Sl.UO.
Flage's barbershop in the postofice
block is up-to-date in its appliances
and fixtures and offers the very hest
OF service TO every patron. Have
your work done there.
The minimum temperature yester-
day was degrees The minimum
temperature this morning was 2G de
grees. Precipitation, trace General
lv fair tonight and Saturday. is the
official forecast.
Sid j. Deschane. advance repre-
sentative of "Parsifal' is in town to-
Gay comforting with Manager Eas-
Eel of the opera house an darrang-
ing for advertising Of the engnge-
pent.
What Apple social, When to-
night Where -Parlors of Method
lst church. BY Whom? Ladies' Aid
Society. For Whom You Why?
To get the B. A. p, or the l.. a. p.
or the y. a. p.
Miss Laura NorinnC won the clc-
Eaut $4,000 tea set given away last
night al the opening auction sale at
tho Shcrmon W. Moody jewellery
house Handsome presents viii he
Sisen away al each sale.
Everything that should be found
in an up-to-date delicatessen store
is kept in stock at the Pantry. POS
COLORADO avenue. Orders promptly
delivered to any part of The city.
Telephone Black GIL.
Entertaining program. pop corn
and apples, and general good time
VIII mark the pop corn social to-
night at the Methodist church. in
the basement parlors Everybody in
vited. Ten cents admission.
The week has been one of the bust
est from social standpoint Grand
Junction has had in several months.
There have been a number of social
functions every night and nearly
every afternoon of the week
The directors OF the Chamber of
Commerce meet tonight in regular
session at the Offices on Main street
Important business for consideration
and full attendance of the board Is
desired by Secretary Aupperle.
Psof w. Paddock, c. p. Gillette,
W. p. Hedden, of the State Agri-
cultural college at FIT. Collins. ar
rived in the city last night and are
guests at the La Court hotel. The
gentlemen will be the principal
speakers mt the horticultural meet
ing today and tomorrow
Are you making your plans to at
tend the big Washington's birthday
ball TO be given at the Auditorium
by the brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemeu on the night Of February
222 1t Is proposed to make this ball
the most successful public BAH given
in the city this season. Tickets are
now selling,
Many fruit growers are here today
from various points to be in attend
ance at the horticultural meeting
which Is In session al the Park opera
house. Quite a pumher of gentlemen
from towns along the narrow guage
are here The attendance at the
meeting tomorrow promises 10 he
much larger than that to of today
AZ the protracted meeting at the
Christian church conducted by Rev.
Grimes Is sim preaching his best Re
eardless of the shower which frigh-
tened some away last night there
was good sized congregation His
sermon. MAN Lost was fun OF ten
der warming to those who are neg
Letting salvation. The theme for to
night is. 'Despising God, " The serv-
ices are open to all
Rev, j. r. Garnet of the Denver
district, elder of the Free Method
list church, viii preach at the SALIVA
tion army hall tonight and tomorrow
evening and Monday evening he will
preach at the Labor temple sun
day morning and SUNDAY evening
he viii hold services at the Union
church at Pear Park An are in
vited TO attend these services.
The pupils of the Loback school.
eighty five in number. the teachers
and number of the parents. paid
"A visit to the Indian school today and
were shown through all the depart
ments of the growing institution.
The big party spent several hours
at The school and the visit was "a
pleasant one FOR both the visitors and
the pupils and teachers of the school
Last night there was a big crowd
out TO attend the opening sale of the
sherman w. Moody auction and many
sales were made. The store was
crowded from seven o'clock until "A
late hour and many pieces of fine
jewellery We're disposed of at rates
most reasonable. The store was
crowded again this afternoon. the
majority of those in attendance he
ing ladies. Tho sales viii continue
each day. afternoon and evening
A dispatch from Washinton 10 fhe