The daily sentinel., 1906-05-08
eNemoMVds

afternoon.
Mrs. H. e. Frost has been quite
/ III for several days.
The New Flower Queen" NAV 1s
at the Park opera house.
Judge c. F. Caswell is spending
the day in Glenwood Springs.
E p. Chester the Untah hotel
man is in town today on a business
trip.
I William Schwartz and Edwin w.
/ Wecliel, of Fruita arc in the city to-
day. ~
Chas. f. steyn. one of the electric
railway promoters was an arrival
last night from Denver.
I See The Daughters of Liberty" at
1 the Park opera house on MAY 18th
\ unique entertainment.
Their was a meeting of the officers
and number of the members of the
Citizens Gas and Coke company last
night.
marriage license was issued this
morning to c. w. Robinson and
Lizzie Payne, colorcd people of this
city The marriage will be solemniz-
ed this evening.
One drunk" was run in last night
about midnight by Oficer Whorten.
He will be given hearing this after
noon, before Judge sweeney.
One of the prettiest aud most nov
ell entertainments ever given in the
city will be that of Friday evening.
May 18th, under the auspices of the
ladies Of st. Jospehs Church at the
Park opera house.
There was no excitement whatever
to characterize any of the races for
school directors in the district of the
county outside of the city In near
ly every district there was only one
candidate to be voted for. conse-
quently the interest was not mark
ed.
The freight wreck near New Castle
was cleared away about three o'clock
yesterday afternoon and No. and
No. 103. held on the other side of the
wreck. reached this city shortly he
fore six o'clock The wreck as stat
ell in the Sentinel yesterday. was not
a serious one.
There Will be no change in the
weather for the next twenty-four
hours according to the daily weather
report which states that Il will be fair
tonight and Wednesday The mini
mum temperature in Grand Junction
Yesterday was 46 degrees. the maxi
mum temperature was 10 degrees.
Mrs George ]. d. Williams ar
rived home last evening from Gun
nison where she enjoyed visit of
ten days with relatives Mrs. Will
liams states that the weather has
been anything but ideal in that city
for some weeks past as the winter
IS hanging on most stubbornly in that
section.
There were seven limitations at
the meeting of the Hodern Woodmen
men last night at Fraternity hall.
The attendance was large and a most
enjoyable session was the result. Fol-
lowing the limitations the gentlemen
repaired to the Lutes Refreshment
parlors and were there served with
ice cream of the very finest quail
ity.
On Thursday evening the Modern
Woodmen OF America and the Royal
Neighbors will meet at Odd Fellows
hall, the first order will hold its
meeting in the big hall while the Roy
al Neighbors will convene in Frater-
nifty hall. At the conclusion of the
business session II Joint social will be
held and refreshments will be serv-
ed.
The announcement made in the
Sentinel yesterday that Ed. NJ. Slo-
comb. representing the Citizens Gas
e Coke company had had served not
ice on the mayor Of the city and coun-
ell that an application would be made
for an Injunction restraining the
council from granting franchise tc
the Electric and Gas company. was
widely read and the matter was the
principal theme Of conversation on
the streets and in the business hous
es last night and today.
Last night one OF the most excit
ing games of the bowling contest
took place when the Athletes went
up against the Office men for firs
place. The contest resulted in a com
plete victory for the Office men. they
winning three games, which secured
for them first place in the ratings ol
the five teams. The Athletics are
now in second place and the Sugar
factory team and Printers are tied for
third place. The deciding game viii
be PLAYED Thursday night. This game
Will also end the first half of the ser
les. each team having PLAYED every
other team once.
The funeral of Henry Evils, the
man who died yesterday morning a
his home on South Fifth street leav
ing a large family in destitute cir
oumstanees. took place this afternoon
from the home. The pastor of The
German Lutheran church conducted
the last services over the dead ant
the interment took place at Orchard
Mesa cemetery under the direction
of Undertaken Gourley. The buria
expenses were betrayed by subscrip
tions raised by Water Superintend
ent Vedder and a neat sum turned
over to the widow to provide for th'
family's present wants.