The daily sentinel., 1906-03-20

'i''iSo' IOWA, are visitors ii
the city
The Ouray Indians. according f,
report are giving considerabl,
trouble in the northern part of Utah
Miss Flora Green, of this city and
her mother. Mrs. J. Roth of Fruita
returned home Saturday from an s.
weeks visit with relatives in Hin
ois.
On Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday afternoons of thi.
week services are to be held at the
Methodist church. Half past two O..
clock is the hour.
Charles II. Arthur has not vet sue.
ceeded in locating his two young sor.
rel geldings that strayed from the
city about one week ago. Mr.. Ar
7 thur is Offering a liberal reward for
their return or information LEADING
to their recovery
II Manager Haskell of the Park
4 opera house announced this morning
that the engagement of the National
Grand Opera company for this city
had been Cancelled and the attrac-
/ tion will not be seen here on Satur-
day evening as previously announced.
United States Senator LaFollette.
I OF Wisconsin, who is governor of
that state made himself famous
through his fights against the trusts.
viii be the next attraction on the
Grand Junction lyceum course. The
Wisconsin statesman Will be heard
In the city on the evening of April
IS.
Next week the pupils of the city
schools will enjoy their spring vaca-
tion. The schools will be dismissed
on Friday evening of this week to
resume work on Monday. April 2
The members of the high school
graduating class will hold several re
hearsals of their class play during
the week
c. w Opdyke and family expect
to move to Denver in few days
They are disposing of their house
hold goods this week Mr.. Opdyke
who is carpenter and contractor.
came 10 Grand Junction with his fam
lily about two years ago and their
many friends will regret their remov-
al from The city.
In last Saturdays issue of the Car
bon Chronicle. published at Carbon
Indiana. the account of the accident
in which Mrs. ID. w Sease of this
city lost her life two weeks ago. was
published in full. Carbon was the
girlhood home of Mrs Sease The
Chronicle stated that the interment
took place at the Catholic cemetery
in Terre Haute, Indiana.
Last night Walter O. Powers. the
popular Denver & Rio Grande enei-
neer. was initiated into the lodge of
Hlks. Following the initiation a
splendid supper was served by Tyler
John w. Armstrong. There was a
large ATTENDANCE and the session was
one of the most enjoyable the lodge
has held in quite a while.
There was good attendance last
night at the Informal and preliminary
meeting held at Odd Fellows hall by
the Modern Brotherhood of America
c. A. Robinson, state organizer. made
n talk explaining the workings and
the merits of the order. Other short
addresses were made. There We're
several musical selections and light
refreshments were served.
Creston Clarke made a great hit
In Denver last week. calling forth the
highest praises from the newspapers
and packed the Tabor Grand
theatre with delighted audiences
nightly The distinguished romantic
actor will be greeted by a capacity
audience at the Park opera house on
in his magnificent production of
Monsieur Boucaire.
From Dragon comes the news that
the melting snow and breaking ice
have taken out the bridge at White
River. Stage passengers and mail
are now being taken across White
river In a boat. The bridge wash
ed away was on the toll road. There
are eight feet of snow on Baxter pass
and the temperature at Dragon has
registered below zero the greater
part of the last week.
So far we have received permit to
ship four dozen quail from Grand
Junction. upon consideration that the
report of capture and disposition be
made of same Four dozen quail TO
stock this section is Woodward's idea
of business with a string to it
four dozen from a section groaning
as to excess of quail Mr.. woodward
can take his quail. keep his quail, and
go to--with his quail He does
moi strike us as an individual haV-
ing ordinary hobo sense. Yet we
nav an annual salary for such a duck.
Doves will do us.-Durango Demo
crat.
Sunday night in Pueblo. Rev. s
II Kirkbride. of the First Methodist
church of that city and formerly the
presiding elder of this district
preached a very strong sermon in
which he took emphatic issue with
DR.. Thomas A. Greene. the noted
lecturer. Dr. Greene delivered his
lecture. Civic Bacteriology" in Pu-
eblo last Tuesday being one of the
attractions of the Central high
school lyceum course. Rev Kirk
bride declared that the title of the
lecture should have been "Denomina-
tionaIism, the Cause of all Our Pres
ent-Dav Evils The sermon in full
was published in yesterday morn
ing's Chieftain.
Monsieur Beaucaire," dramatized
from the novel by Booth Tarking-
ton. the author, is the dainty comedy
ofering that will be presented al
the Park opera house. Thursday night
March % by that scholarly and rarely
intellectual actor Mr.. Creston Clark,
who called forth the highest encom-
INNS from theatre-g -goers all over the
country last season for the mag
uificent performance he gave, the
beauty OF scenes and costumes and
The excellence of the supporting cast
he had on his tour. This is the last
season Mr. Clarke appears in Mon
sieuer Beaucaire" as new play is
,.rrttfau for. him Those