The daily sentinel., 1906-05-11

. hoDeft J. fiSHle[f Ol OulhE5 IS II
town today.
The Eagles meet tonight in regu.
lar session.
Spraying is going on in almost
every section of the valley this week
Members of the Grand Valley Gun
club are enjoying shoot this after
noon
Mrs. J. G. Pitt. of Redstone. is Wis
iting froends in Grand Junction this
week.
Are you going east? ASK the Colo
RADIO Midland ticket agent about rates
east for teachers.
See "The Daughters of Liberty" al
the Park opera house on May 18th
A unique entertainment
c. c. Compton. the travelling
freight agent for the Denver & Rio
Grande, is in town today.
Seats for the engagement of Theo-
dore Lorch and company at the Audi
torium are on sale at Arthur's drug
store.
Mrs. Edith NJ. Smith and Miss Ber-
tina X. Smith. of Canon City, were in
the city yesterday en- route home from
the west.
The merry y-go-round still continues
I 10 enjoy big patronage from the lit
tie folks and the older folks to for
that matter
Mr. and Mrs. David d. Clark. of
Denver. arrived in the city last
night and will spend several days Wis
iting in the city.
n B. Mcclure. county superintend-
ent OF schools. leaves this evening for
Greeley TO attend the meeting of the
state board of examiners.
The usual big delegation of Grand
] Junction people viii participate in
n. ..F
Glenwood Springs on Saturday, June
1Gth.
This afternoon the Womans Relief
Corps is giving a ten-cent social at
53S Ute avenue. A large number OF
ladies and gentlemen are in attend
ance
The board Of directors of the
Chamber of Commerce meets this
evening in regular session and much
important business will be given at
tention.
The soliciting committee appointed
by President CaTnahan. of the Cham
ber Of Commerce. TO take part in the
work Of placing stock in the new rail
road. Is at work today.
Miss Edna Page of Glenwood
Springs, sister of Mrs. Mabel
Crocker and Miss Florence Page, was
an arrival in the city yesterday for
visit with her relatives
The ball of the Ellts, announced In
the Sentinel yesterday, on May 30th
will be made one of the iolliest hops
ever given in the city Seats will be
placed on sale in a few days.
Monday night occurs the remark
able moving picture show Of Mrs
Yomoomata. the Japanese lady. at
the Park opera house. Seats are now
gn 80 10 ~ . 8bu, - .
series of war scenes and life in the
fax east depicted All moving pic
lures.
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Croft spent
Wednesday with. friends in Pallsade
Mr., Croft declares that conditions
could not be better in that favored
section and that the fruit men of
that community are preparing for
the greatest fruit crop in the history,
of the valley
n. |. Nearing, proprietor of the
IACourt, has had placed in the street
in front of the entrance to the hotel.
a handsome and expensive gas street
lamp. of the most modern design and
the first OF its kind ever put in oper-
alton In the city. The big lamp was
Installed by the Citizens Gas & Coke
company and was burning last night
for the first time. The light can be
seen for blocks down Second street.
II Is n decided improvement. Mr..
Nearing keeps right up to date in
the appointments of his hotel prop
erty.
In speaking of the school census OF
this year the result of which was an
nounced exclusively in the Sentinel
Yesterday. Judge Marsh. the retir-
ing member of the school board. than
FItfara. To- =
with affairs OF the school district. stat
ed that the total was not as large az
he expected by about seventy-fve. He
thought that the census would show
that there were about 1850 school
children in the district. However.
the increase over last year was n most
substantial one, there being ninety
additional names on the list this
wear
Fred Cossum. OF Carpenter. South
I Dakota. arrived in the city yesterday
and will be Joined by his family In
a few days. Mr. Cossum is an old time
friend Of Mr.. A. E. Johnson and
other former South Dakota people
and he also has numerous friends in
l the city he made during short resi-
dence two years ago. Mr.. Cossum Is
in pooor health and comes to the val
| Icy expecting to be benefited. Two
years ago he came to the valley seek
I ing better health and began to i'm
prove as soon as he arrived In a few
moths he seemed TO have entirely re
/ gained his health and returned to
his old home in Dakota. His friends
gladly welcome him back.
A letter received yesterday by
Mayor Bunting from Max Buchanan.
secretary of the Chamber of Com
meroe of Alamosa, Colorado, and
! formerly cashier of the Grand Valley
\ National Bank of this city. states that
iut recent meeting of all
Of the members of the Chamber Of
/ Commerce of that city. II was decid-
4 ed that they could find employment
/ for about six families which are tray
cling east from California as refugees
/ from Frisco. No direct promise is
made to support any OF them but
! 1t is thought that employment can
easily be furnished. Owing to the
fact that all or practically all of the
refugees who are in need have pass
ed through the city. at least all trav-
NJ cling In 1nFu.s ff.u 10.