The daily sentinel., 1906-06-04

The county commissioners are
meeting in their offices at the court
house this afternoon.
II. T. Irwin. route agent for the
Globe Express company Is a Grand
Junction visitor today.
There were several picnic parties
out of Grand Junction who spend yes
terday in Nothoroughfare canon and
enjoyed very pleasant outing.
Judge A. G.. Mann, former post
master of Clifton leaves tonight for
a visit to his old home in Iowa and
other eastern cities, and will prob
ably be gone all summer.
While no regular program of
amusements has been arranged the
committee in charge are going pre-
pared to see that the children have
as royal a good tina as can possibly
be given them.
The children of the Presbyterian
church and Sunday school will hold
their annual picnic and outing in
Nothoroughfare canon tomorrow in
spite of the predictions Of local show
ers which the weather report for to-
day made.
The local colored talent of Grand
Junction will give a mixed minstrel
show for the benefit of Pinon Mesa
Lodge. The entertainment they gave
last year was Intensely interesting
and satisfactory to our theatre goers
and the entertainment this month will
be no exception.
MIS-. T. b. Crawford, who has
spent the past two weeks in the city
visiting old friends, will leave at noon
tomorrow. for Glenwood' where she
will be Joined by her husband T. b.
Crawford. who is now in the LaSal
b a
4 lightful visit with old time friends
while here.
The children and older members
/ too, who want to attend but have no
means of transportation Will go out in
| the express wagons which will be
1 furnished free of charge to all men,
bers of the Sunday school. All who
do not belong to the school and wish
to attend the outing will be charged
lis cents to cover cost of Transports
ton.
The Rebekah smoker Saturday
night is said to have been one of the
most delightful affairs ever given by
the lodge. While they have not given
away all the secrets of their good tim
es enough Is known by their bro
Their Odd Fellows to convince them
that with games of euchre and finch
and the candy cigars the evening
was not at all dull.
w. II. Grove, has purchased from
| Alderman and Corcoran. the store
known as the Pantry, on the corner
of Colorado avenue and Third streets
Mr.. Grove is a young man of excel
lent business qualifications and with
push and energy he will undoubted
ly grow into a large trade. He has
named the store The Delicatessen anC
will carry everything in the delica.
lessen line. Goods will be deliver
ed to all parts OF the city.
ut is a fine train and running righi
on time. Every appointment is per
feet. and the dinner served yesterday
was as fine as one could desire. There
we're about sixty passengers on boart
4 of the railroad officials. Friends o
the officers of the company and news
naper reporters. The train leavei
Denver at eight in the morning ant
; twenty-fuur houre later arrives II
Salt Lage City. The east bound trail
, leaves Salt Lake at $50 in the even
. ing making the same time as the ives
bound train. The running time 4
thirty one miles an hour, fast tim
over mountain road, penetratini
such districts as does the Denver AM
Rio Grande.
A large crowd of Grand junction
people were at the station last nigh
when the beautiful new Pullman
train on the Denver and Rio Grand
, went through, making a stop of abou
! five minutes which afforded quite a
/ opportunity for getting a glimpse q
this rolling palace, The advent o
this train on the daily schedule Q
the Denver and Rio Grande make
il possible now for eastern tourist
out of Denver to see all of the in
$ portant scenic points of interest alon
/. the line from Denver to Salt Lax
' CITY by daylight. The fact too tha
travelling on this handsome 7rai
costs no more than on any other pull
man train is another item which wi
be appreciated by the travelling pull
lie. and Will undoubtedly make III
/. venture a splendid success