The daily sentinel., 1906-02-17

There will be meeting of the
Mesa County Bar association held to-
night at the county court house
Charles Buzzdrd, mining man
was an arrival iast night from Bull
frog. Nevada. He was en- route east.
The shoot of the gun club at Their
grounds yesterday was enjoyed by
quite number of members of the
=. club.
Mrs. e. S. Pennen Will entertain
a party of friends at dinner Tues
day evening. Cards were issued yes
terday
Z A good patronage is being accord
ed the ladies of st. Matthews guild
this afternoon at their cake and
. apron sale.
Mrs Andrew J. Monit has been
seriously i'll for several days at her
home on Chipeta avenue. Her con-
dition is somewhat better 10 day.
The night of Washington's birth
day and the annual ball of the Rail
way Fremen. they come together.
( The best public ball of the year.
Tickets 500.
The maximum temperature yester-
day was - degrees. The minimum
temperature this morning was - de
grees Fair tonight and Sunday, is
the forecast.
The funeral of Mrs. James VII
liams this afternoon. conducted at
the Christin church, was largely at
tended. The intermetn will take
place at Basalt tomorrow.
Moody's jewellery store was crowd
ed to its utmost capacity last night
by those out 10 attend the auction
sale and the sales of the evening were
very heavy. Scores of ladies are at
tending the sale this afternoon.
The Montrose bowling team is com
pleting arrangements TO bowl at
Grand Junction on Feb %, with a
team to be organized there on the
new alleys of that city Mohtrose
Enterprise.
Cards of invitation have been is
sued to friends of Mr.. and More Geo.
Hazel for the celebration of the tenth
anniversary of the marriage of Mr.
and Mrs. Hazel at their home on
East Main street. Monday evening
The attendance at the meeting of
the fruit growers today is almost as
large again as the attendance yester-
day. The opera house was almost
completely slled this morning and
the crowd is even larger this after
noon.
In his sermon last night at the
Christian church Rev. Frederick
Grimes said that those who are not
accepting Christ are rejecting him
and by 50 doing are "Despising God.
who gave his son for them. There
will be no service tonight. The theme
for Sunday morning is The Great
Magnate" Sunday evening the sub
ject will be Heaven" There VIII
be special music both morning and
evening.
It's funny how quickly the other
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of the leading local Items in that
paper last night. produced under
fiaring headlines. was the announce
ment of the decision of prominent
citizen to leave the city. but in the
course of the article the writer fail
ed to state that this piece OF news
that II endeavored to-make its read
ers believe was strictly fresh, was
given in the Daily Sentinel nearly
three weeks ago.
This afternoon Mrs. Samuel c. Nc
Mullin is entertaining n party of lad
les at her home on Grand avenue in
a delightfully."- informal manner. II
it Thimble party, the second of
these happy afternoon affairs that
Mrs. McMullin's friends have enjoy
ed at her home during the past few
weeks. No hostess is more popular
than Mrs. McMullin and there are
not many pleasanter Informal after
noon gatherings than thimble
party
\ great majority of the stock hold
ers OF the Grand Junction Fruit
Growers association are in the city
today. They came for the purpose
of hearing the report of the Denver
expert accountant, Mr.. NJ. Nj. Ham
ma. who. in accordance with reso-
luton passed by the association at
its annual meeting audited the books
of the association. The report was
made at a special meeting of the
stockholders this afternoon and judg-
stockholders this afternoon.
\ dispatch from Fort Collins to
the Denver Republican regarding the
establishment of an experimental sta
ton at Grand Junction states that
two men and part of the time three
men will be Kept in the field perform
ing the duties of the new station.
One of them is to be Il scientific hor-
ticultnrist, one an expert on inJlr-
icus Insects and the other an expert
along the lines of irrigation and agri-
cultural engineering. II is expected
that Estes ID. Taylor. graduate of
the state agricultural college. bur
now assostant state entomologist OF
I Illinois will receive the appointment
of field entomologist of this work.
! The work VIII be carried on under
the direct supervision of Profs. Car
penter, Paddock and Gillette.
Tonight Hon l. l. Boak. head con-
sui of the Pacific jurisdiction of the
Wood men of the World. will arrive
in the city over the narrow guage.
I He viii be met at the station by re-
ception committee of Book Gin camp
No. 81. and at the Masonic hail on
Fourth street special meeting OF
the lodge viii be held for the pur-
pose of receiving Mr.. Boak and en-
tertaining him during his short stay
in this city The address OF welcome
will be delivered by Mayor Bunting
following which an entertaining pro
gram consisting OF short addresses,
readings and misic viii he carried
out. Following the reception at the
Masonic hall "a luncheon viii be serv-
ed at the City restaurant There
promises TO he a large attendance OF
the members and the meeting viii
prove a very pleasant occasion. Mr
Boak will leave the city at midnight
Because he was denied transpor-
tation by the governor on several