The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17

See Fred Mantey for tents and
wagon covers.
Our new lariat rope cant be beat
at any place.-Fred Mantey.
We would like some of your bust
ness. Come and see il We deserve II.
Fred Mantey.
Cretor's pop corn and peanut roast
er for sale. Call at merry go-round
The Mothers meeting of the w. c.
T. u. VIII be held at the home of
Mrs. II. A. Miller tomorrow after
noon Some Things that Should be
Emphasized in the Home training. d"
Will be the subject discussed Mrs
J. NJ p Martin will be the leader
The program to be carried out and
the social to be given this evening
at the Methodist church by the Wom-
ans Home Missionary society in eele-
bration of the silver anniversary of
the society. will doubtless be largely
attended The program opens at S
O'Clock. A silver Offering Will be
taken.
Theodore Loreh and Company will
not appear at the Auditorium this
evening, they being forced to give no
performance tonight owing to the fact
that the Auditorium had been prev
iously engaged by the o. II. C. for
their benefit ball. The company VIII
appear there tomorrow and Saturday
nights however.
Judge Stevens has rendered a de
cision against the Grand Junction
mayor and city council in the matter
of granting a twenty-year franchise
to the electric light company. If the
decision stands the franchise grant
ted or extended by the Glenwood
town board about year ago will not
stand. Avalanche.
The writer has every reason to be
lieve that Conductor Ed Evans who
was guest at the Palace hotel when
it went down in San Francisco, has
been stopping in Portland. Oregon. a
few days since he left the Inflated
city, for We have received a number
of Portland newspapers from him
Salida Record.
Several handsome photographs of
the new depot have been taken by
local photographers during the past
two weeks. One of the finest pieces
of Photographic work showing the
exterior of the building was shown
us this morning. 1t is a view of the
new depot from the south side and
is made on a grade of porcelain plate.
Photographer Wray did the work,
Fair tonight with frost, Friday fair
is the official forecast. Observer
Hardinge states that there need be no
alarm on the part of the fruit grow
ers for IL frost occurs ii will not hurt
the fruit crop, II is possible that
some of the tender vegetation may
be nipped but even this Is not eX-
pccted. The temperature may reach
3s degrees. Mr., Hardinge states that
no general alarm will be given.
Many requests have been made
that Mr.. Theodore Lorch. the Rus
sian actor, give performance of DR..
1eckyl and Mr.. Hyde during his pres
ence in this city and Mr.. Lorch Will
do so on Friday evening. Owing
TO the intense physical strain reqnlr-
ed by the actor who successfully as
sumes this remarkable double role
Mr.. Lorch never cares to give the
performance unless good audience
is assured. consequently unless the
advance sale up to Saturday at noon
is of goodly proportions he will give
another play on that evening. How
ever, there is but little doubt that
big audience will be out for those
who saw Mr.. Lorch in the dual role
last year are anxious to see him again
and those who failed to avail them
selves of the opportunity last year
VIII hardly let this opportunity pass.