The daily sentinel., 1906-01-19


town yesterday.
r. ". Conway. the well known rail-
way man. spent last evening in the
city.
There was a fair attendance at the
session of the Masonic lodge last
night in spite of the bad weather.
This afternoon the ladies of the
W. c. r. L. are holding a meeting
with Mrs. J. II. Allen at her home on
Ouray avenue.
Tonight the directors of the Cham
Der of Commerce will meet at the Of
fees on Main street. A secretary
will probably be elected.
The rain last night and yesterday
afternoon was general. Heavy rains
being reported from many points in
this section of the state.
The street commissioner has had
his force busy today keeping the
crossings on Main street clear of the
mud and keeping the cutters open.
Remember that the curtain will
rise promptly at S:15 O'Clock Monday
night at the Park opera house owing
TO the length of the performance of
"Othello." No one will be seated
during the first act
Tonight the American order of
I Protection viii meet in Odd Fellows
hall for a business session to be fol-
lowed by a big social session. A large
attendance is expected and a pleas
ant evening Is assured.
The daily attendance at the city
schools keeps at a high point. Salts
factory work is being done in every
department There is no doubt that
/ this year will be one of the best and
perhaps the best, in the history of the
city schools Of Grand Junction.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs U. G.
Ramey and Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Ramey
will be rendered farewell recep-
tion In the parlors of the Methodist
church. All friends are invited to
attend The Rameys viii leave for
their new home in California next
week.
Daniel Kirby. the well known min
ing expert and promoter. left last
evening for an extended trip east. He
will leave Denver today for Pitts
burg, where a number of big capital
lists are backing several of the min
ing proposition upon which Mr.. Kir-
by is now operating.
This evening the Nephi girls viii
entertain the members of the Hum
dinger club at the home Of Misses
Lillian and Winifred Sawyer Nephi
girls is newly organized social club
Of the high school and the Hum
/ dinger club is also a social organiza-
tion of the high school
Announcement OF the appointment
/ of Frank S. Elliot ms superintendent
Of the Rio Grande Western road with
| headquarters at Salt Lake City has
been made officially. The appoint
ment OF Mr. Elliot was predicted by
the Sentinel few days ago. The ap-
pointment took effect yesterday.
If YOU have furnished house for
rent, If you have an unfurnishe ed
house for rent. II You want cir
for general housework il you want
help of any kind. il you have lost any
thing. If you have anything for sale
advertise 1t in the want" column
of the Daily Sentinel. 1t rarely faili
to do the work
! Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Charle'
\ H. Rich Will entertain a large party
of ladies' In honor of Mrs L. c.
Ramey aud Mrs. J. II. Ramey.
/ Owing to a wreck east of Leadvill,
all the west bound trains were lat,
last night. No. reaching the cit,
at $40 this morning. No. 105 cam,
/ In at $50 and No. ] came in a
/ 5:25 o'clock
I' Aht hloNlpialA union bl lnt tliA
VIII meet on Saturday afternoon a
2:30 in the Presbyterian church I,
hear Miss Julia Frasier. field secre
tary of the board OF missions of tn,
I Presbyterian church. Miss Frasiei
comes highly recommended and il Il
/ hoped she may meet n large audlenc,
An onering will be taken during the
meeting
Robert A. Orr. the fruit grower
/ Is collecting several exhibits of an
I pies to be sent to Denver for the hi,
show to be made in that city on Jan
/ 30. 81 and Feb. under the auspices
of the State Horticultural society
1 Handsome prizes are offered BY tn,
Denver Chamber of Commerce. Mr.
Orr had a large basket of apples o
the Spitzer variety in the Sentinel of
] flee last night which will be amoni
! the exhibits he will send Fine
specimens of this variety we hay,
never seen.
The Bohemian Whist club wa
/. pleasantly entertained by DR.. an,
Mrs, II. v Mills at their home at G2!
Ouray avenue. All the members o
the popular club We're present will
the exception of two couples. Tn,
game was never more fully eufoyed
Mrs Fred G, Holmes made the high
est score for the ladies' but havini
won the ladies prize on two or thre,
previous meetings OF the club sh,
very graciously turned the prize o
last evening over TO Mrs. Frank A
Lyons who held the next hirhes
score for the ladies. The prize wn
"a beautiful and delcately made Gu
glass table bell The gentleman
prize was awarded to Mr. Fred n
Newton. This favor was an eleean
gold pen and pen holder. A tempt
ing luncheon was prctuly served.
The fourteen line account of ser
lous wreck in Utah, at point no
far from Grand Junction may not b
as Interesting as the announcement
that John Jones at Fruitvale has
hran new buggy girls look out" " O
lengthy paragraph regarding tn
purchase of new fruit wagon h
some ranehman but most people thin
differently. Or maybe "a column a
reprint regarding Ben Franklin is
netter local item. That comparison
IKE TO broke somebody's heart fudp
ing by the many excuses and furiou
statements and misrepresentation
made last night. The attempt /,
leave the impression that the Sentin
els two hundred and more lines ex
'ess local matter was made up h.
counting general telegraDhfc ana ali