The daily sentinel., 1906-01-20

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day night for an important business
session.
The high school students are al
ready making preparations for the
annual field day.
There was a pleasant and profit
able meeting Of the local W. c. T. T.
yesterday afternoon.
There was a busy session of the
I Eagles last night A large portion
OF the membership was in attendance.
Read in full the annual report Of
the manager Of the Grand Junction
Fruit Growers association, publish
ed in this issue II will do you good
There were many tourists on the
streets today as result of the trains
being held in this city on account Of
I the washout or landslide on the line
I in Utah.
Messrs. u. G. and J. H. Ramey
have a car load Of household goods
packed and ready for shipment to
California. The car starts west Mon
day or Tuesday.
This afternoon the ladies of the
f. A. a. union are holding a cake and
cooked food sale in the Grand Valley
Bank building and are being accord
ed a very liberal patronage
Grand Junction is steadily assum-
T
few days ago one of her AUTOMOBILE
lists was arrested and fined for over
speeding his machine on the high
ways Telluride Journal.
Owing TO the length Of the perform
ance the curtain win rise on Han
fords production OF "Othello" at
the Park Opera house Monday even
ing at Sis O'Clock promptly. Bear
this in mind and be in your seats
early. No one seated during the first
act.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander SeegmilIer
than whom there are not many more
successful and charming hosts en-
tertained the members of the Four X
Whist club and a few invited friends
last evening at their home on Colo
RADIO avenue.
The minimum temperature this
morning was 26 degrees. The maxi
mum temperature yesterday was 40
degreei The precipitation during
the past twenty-four hours was 0. G.
Snow and colder tonight. Sunday fair
and cold is the forecast.
Many fruit growers from various
sections of the county are in town to-
day to attend the annual meeting OF
the Grand Junction Fruit Growers
association. The annual meeting has
sion on the streets today.
Finer cantaloupes can not be grown
than those raised in the Grand val
ley. The orchardists present at the
meeting last night expect to raise a
large acreage next season and the
crop viii doubtless be handled by the
Grand Junction Fruit Growers assoc
iation.
Ten young ladies and gentlemen
were the guests of Miss Clare Miller
the pretty and popular daughter OF
Mr.. E. Il. Miller at her home on
Grand avenue last evening. Games
of various kinds were enjoyed and
light refreshments were served. It
was a delightful little party.
This afternoon the funeral of Wes-
ton Arnold, the aged man who died
Thursday morning, took place from
the Christian church. The services
were in charge of Rev. Grimes. The
interment was had at Orchard Mesa
cemetery. There was a large gather
ing of friends at the funeral
Tomorrow afternoon al half past
two o'clock in their lodge room above
the LoefIier clothing house. the In
dustrial Workers of the World will
hold meeting in celebration OF the
first anniversary of the Russian Revo-
]
and all who care TO attend may do
so. The entrance is in the rear of
the building
Manager J. +. Moore and others
connected with the Grand Junction
Fruit Growers association went TO
Clifton last night to discuss the mat
ter OF cantaloupe growing with "A
large number of the fruit growers of
that section. The meeting was an in
teresting one. In the future more at
tention will be paid to the growing of
cantaloupes than in the past.
There were two big lodge social
sessions two church receptions n
whist club meeting. and Ave private
social affairs of the very brightest
nature in the city last night. There
was very Important session OF the
Chamber of Commerce. and half a
dozen or more lodge sessions and
other bushes meetings. So in spite
of the inclement weather. il was n
very busy night socially and frater-
nally in Grand Junction.
Yesterday was the anniversary of
the birth OF General Robert Il. Lee.
the great chieftain of the southern
armies Throughout ,he south the
day was httingly observed In Rich
mond. Savannah. New Orleans. Louis
vile, Atlanta, Mobile. Nashville and
many other great cities of the south
the public buildings were closed
throughout the day and the schools
dismissed Throughout Dixie Land
honor was paid to the memory OF
the great warrior and beloved leader.
In celebration of the seventeenth
anniversary of her birth Miss Maudv
| Brown entertained a Jolly crowd of
her young lady and gentlemen friends
last evening at her home on the cor
ner OF Fifth street and Chipeta ave
nue. Games and contests Of a var
led and interesting nature made the
hours pass happily, Delightful re-
| treshments We're served. The young
lady received quite number Of hand
some remombrances. The birthday
parry was one of the merriest social
gatherings of the week
Charles b. Hanford's methods OF
ranking productions Of the great
dramas of the English language are
ns distinctly individual as his inter-
| pretations of the great roles there
in, Every scene rejects his taste and
temperament for Mr.. Hanford Is one
OF the few players who possess a
genius for detail His performances
have heretofore been characterized