The daily sentinel., 1906-01-19
Iames B. Hunter Of FruIta IS in


The noon trains made good time in
spite of the rains and snow.
Secure your seats without delay
for the engagement of Mr.. Hanford-
Guy Devell. travelling freight agent
Of the Union Pacific, is in the city to-
day
The week has been one of the liv-
lest of the winter from social stand
point.
Frank whittiker came in at noon
from a short trip TO eastern Colorado
points.
Chancellor Buchtel, of the Denver
University. will visit the city at an
early date.
W. A. ogburne. of the Excelsior
Steam laundry company, who has
been seriously i'll for the past week
is improving
Important announcements regard
ing the construction of the electric
railway will probably be made with
in a few days.
This evening the reception for the
members of the church will be given
at the Baptist parsonage. 1t RTomises
to be a most delightful gathering
This evening at the home of DR..
and Mrs H. R. Bull the Young Lady's
Bible STUDY club. OF the Congrega-
tional church. will - entertain =.
The advance sale of seats for the
engagement of Mr. Hanford has been
great but there are plenty OF good
seats available. in all parts of the
house
Between Fourth and Grand
and Laundry black ribbon watch
fob. gold buckle and charm. Finder
please return to Harold Engle and
receive reward
Handsome program for the first
annual ball of the Brotherhood of
Railway callers are being issued.
The callers expect to make their ball
one of the most auspieious of the sea-
son.
Tonight the installation of officers
will be held by the Fraternal Union
OF America at a meeting to be held
at the Labor Temple. a social ses-
sion Will follow the business meet
ing.
The funeral of Weston Arnold will
take place tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock from the Christian church.
Interment at Orchard Mesa cemetery.
Rev. Frederick Grimes will have
charge of the services.
Yesterday the Sentinel inadvertent-
ly omitted from the list of guests who
were entertained at the elegant din
ner given by Sherman w. Moody at
the LaCourt hotel. Wednesday even
ing. the names of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
G. Holmes.
Boone Robinson. a we'll known
young man of the Plateau valley, was
brought to the city today and paced
in St, Mary's hospital where he will
undergo an operation for appendicitis.
The young man has been very i'll for
some time
Days like this reminds one of
spring time also that it is time to
have wollen blankets washed well.
When you are ready for this work to
be done send the blankets to the Ex-
celsior laundry. They know how to
handle them.
V. c. Stoddart. of Denver, adjust
er for the Anchor Fire Insurance
company, of Cincinnati, Ohio. is in
the city for the purpose of adjusting
the loss of J. II. Cady whose restau-
rant and chilli parlors were destroy
ed by fire some time ago.
Tomorrow occurs the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Grand
1 Junction Fruit growers association.
Z The meeting will be held in the
sounty court house. Secretary Moore
VIII read his annual report showing
a most successful year for the fruit
growers and for the association.
Montrose is going to have a Fed
eral building but not of the usual pre-.
tentious proportions however. The
Y United States government has LEASED
I the bushes block owned by C. A
/ Block and will use II for a fedora
\ building. Repairs to the extent O
$4,000 will he made on the buid
I ing.
/ r. S. Walker of the Rhone- Walker
Realty company. has received serer
hal kilograms lately of the severe i'll
ness of his aged father at Marion
Kentucky. Mr.. Walker was graft
ned this morning by receiving a tele
gram stating that his father wa,
much improved.
Samuel C. McMullin will leave to
morrow at noon for Goldfield. Sine,
Mr.. McMullin's departure from ther,
about month ago there has been I
decided rise in the price of Gold
neid stocks. Mr.. McMullin has much
iaith in that great camp and the won,
uerful other developments now in pro
gress throughout almost the entir,
mining territory of Nevada.
An Alpine Club" composed OF
young women students has been or
ganized at the University of Colo
I rado- The membership is composed
of women students who believe in tn,
1 efficacy of long walks as a health
I giver and who are devotees of man,
beautiful scenic spots of mountair
and valley surrounding the campus al
Boulder.
II c. S Desch, of the G. V. Store will
take his seat tonight as member of
the board of directors of the Cham.
Der of Commerce. Mr.. Descb was
unanimously elected at the last meet
ing to fill the place made vacant Inv
the resignation of Charles Clark. Mr..
Z Deseh was a member of last years
board and one of its most active and
enthusiastic members and the board
/ VIII be strengthened by his accent
ing the position, which he at FIRST re-
fused.
The sewing machine and washer
operated by electric motors at the
Gouriey-Platt Furniture and Under
taking company continue to attract
much attention especially on the part
OF the ladies. This new departure in
the operation of these necessary ad-
Junets to most every household bids
tair to become very popular. some
interesting information regarding tbe
motors and the manner of operation
row. ''i'ioi-
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