The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-09

4 S, e. PROM. of Montrose. was in
town yesterday.
All trains We're late last night.
No came in three hours late.
NJ. o. Delaplain made business
trip TO Mack yesterday. returning last
night
DR.. o, NJ. Clay. of Montrose is in
the city today looking after some
business matters
II. b. King. of Pueblo. is in the
city today. Mr.. King is well known
here being a frequent visitor to the
city.
( Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Thomas, of
Sioux City, Iowa are new arrivals in
the city.
/ DR.. Leroy c. Hedges and several
other gentlemen left the city yester-
day afternoon for visit to the prop
critics of the Pyramid mining and
milling company.
Mrs. Chas. r. Koechen and child. of
Telluride. were arrivals in the city
last night over the narrow guage and
left this morning for the east.
The seat sale for the Primrose min
strels is very satisfactory and a large
audience will undoubtedly be out to
enjoy the high class minstrel show.
Tonight in regular weekly session,
the directors of the Grand Junction
Chamber of Commerce will meet al
their Offices for the consideration of
important business.
Tickets are already selling for the
engagement of the glee club of the
state university and they are moving
steadily. The young men who sscur-
ed the attraction are pretty sure of
n big house.
On Tuesday evening March 18th
Georde Primrose and his big company
viii be seen here at the Park opera
house presenting minstrelsy pure and
simple with the regulation first part.
The second part will be made up of
vaudeville acts, but will consist of
new and novel features depicting the
southern darkey, his humor, songs
and dances.
The yards of the new depot pre-
sent scene of pleasing activity these
days From several cars brick are
being unloaded, TO be used in laying
the walks and to be used in the new
eating house. A large force is still
at work on the interior of the beau
tiful structure. The eating house
will be located just west of the de
pot, the basement with concrete
walls and floors. was finished some
F time ago. The new depot will be
ready for occupancy within four or
five weeks.
For a combination of heart inter
i est. startling dramatic scenes and
good comedy, John F. Stoves version
of "Teu Nights in a Bar Room has
/ no equal From the opening scene to
{ the final there is mixture OF tears
! interest and laughts and the pros
pective patron Is compelled to vote
/ the play dramatic gem In reviv-
ing T. S Arthur's story Mr.. Stowe
+ has spared no expense. and We can
assure those that visit the Auditor
7 ium next Wednesday night will wit
ness one of the greatest scenic dis
plays ever presented in our city
way Every performer did them
Miss Ethel CARRIER celebrated her
fourteenth birthday few days ago at
her home on Struther's avenue.
There were present about twenty-five
young ladies of her own age. The af-
ternoon was spent in a most pleas
ant manner Games of various kinds
were played and al -four O'Clock
delicious luncheon was served by
Mrs. CARRIER. The merry making con-
tinued until six o'clock when the
guests departed wishing Miss Ethel
the pleasure OF many just as happy
birthdays as that which they had as
SISTED in celebrating
j. J. o Boyle, one Of the enterprts-
ing aldermen Of Grand Junction, was
i In Glenwood today trying to find out
! how we handled our streets and how
we kept them in such an excellent
condition with the exception Of this
spring. Mr. O'Boyle was shown the
1 block between Eighth and Ninth
streets on Grand avenue which is
filed Ia with limestone and he also
was Introduced TO l.. F. Grace who
made the cobhle gutter for the town
us years ago. Mr.. O'Boyle was taken
through every department OF the
city government and was made 10
4 feel at home Grand Junction has
I just secured a very expensive road
machine and now they have got 10
get to work and fix up their streets
aud cutters Glepwood Avalanche.