The daily sentinel., 1906-02-15

J. C. Plank spent Yesterday after
noon in Fruira.
The big horticultural meeting
opens tomorrow morning At the Park
opera house
Hundreds OF valentines were dis
rri0uled hy the mail carriers in the
ciip Yesterday
Don't forget the biz popcorn and
apple social tomorrow night Ia the
basement parlors of The Methodist
church.
Several wagons started 10 Pail
SADIE this marnug carrying hand
some fixtures To De Installed in the
drug store OF the O.. D. Smith Drug
company ar that place.
The members OF the Mesa Daucing
club are looking forward with happy
auricipa TO the barn dance TO
be given tomorrow evening at the
Auditorium by the club.
DIT. Price. veterinary. rnurued 10
his home in Grand Junction last
evening after assisting Dr. smell
ing iu very difficult operation upon
valuable horse belonging 20 JAS
Simpson Aspen Democrat
Fred c. Holmes assistant man
aser OF the sugar factory. went To
Grand valley this morning where he
VIII address large meeting OF farm
ere. ont rhe subject of beet growing
Tile maZimum temperature yes
lerdaT was 81 degrees. the mini
mum temperature this morning was
ss degrees Snow tonight Friday
snow and colder IS che official fore
cast
Jesse Bedweu IS closing out bis
business interests in the cirg JUST as
rapidly as possible In preparation for
removal 20 % southern state where he
VIII accept q position with one of the
big raildoad mpauies.
Miss Ellie Hensiey. formerly of rhls
cirg now employed as bookkeeper
and s-euoerapher m one OF the larg-
EST dry goods houses OF Cheyenne
Wyoming and she writes that she IS
wal pleased With her new work and
aer new home
IS progrsm OF music and readings.
season of social chat. an informal
and couEeuIal gathering fine pop
corn and rich Grand valley apples
Tomorrow night a. the pop corn so
cial af the the Method .-tc hurrh. Ad-
mission ten cents
a big pop corn apple social VIII
be- given tomorrow night JIM Inc ba se-
mcnt of the Methodist church by one
d
An entertaining program and plenty
of fine pop corn and delicious ap-
pies. Admission ten cents.
Do you relish pop corn and apples
and do yOu enjoy "a wen arranged
program OF music and readings2
Then go 10 the Methodist church TO-
morrow NIGHT and spend two hours
al an Informal social where every
body can have q good time. Admis-
sion only ten cents.
Tie announcement Of the auction
Gales TO be started tonight by the
sherman w Moody jewellery com
pauy was rend with great. interest by
the hundred of people who have at
tended the auction sales given by Mr..
Moody in the past. These sales have
always been conducted on a most
honorable basis and therefore have
been immensely successful and very
satisfactory TO the patrons.
r.. l.. Nickery, the general agent of
the Colorado Midland railroad al
Grand Junction. was visiting the
churches in GIenwood yesterday Mr..
Nickery said he did not expect TO
get business from that line but it Is
very hard to break away from his
boyhood habits. The railroad boys
who know him Well say he Is groom
ing his manners TO Join the Rookie
fgller Sunday school Glenwood
Avalanche.
Grand junction fortunately has
several monied men who open their
purses and u doing 80 show their
faith in their city and thereby add
TO its prominence commercially. The
Wholesale trade of several counties
viii go to Grand Junction N -he Hep.
burn bin is what we hope for. pu-
range is also an important point for
wholes1ling and viii probably be.
come one iu reality wheh the SOuth-
ern Pacific lands and the Rio Grande
tactics are cancelled --Durango Dem.
ocrat
This morning nj half-past four o.
clock Mrs. Martha A. Williams, aged
years. died al her home al 12o
Spruce avenue. after an Illness OF
but short duration Heart trouble
was responsible for death Up un.
90 Tuesday Mrs. Williams was IN
| comparatively good health Yester
day sine became lll aud the end came
this morning Undertaken Gourle,
took charge of the remains. The fun
eral VIII take place tomorrow at Ba
salt, the old home OF the family. The
remains will be shipped TO Basalt TO
morrow morning Relatives TO ar
rive from Basalt today az noon. J
J.. Williams. husband Of the deeaas
ed, is one of the citys oldest citi
zens Mrs. Williams was a highly
respected lady and the family ha.
many friends who learn with sorrow
Of her death, The deceased wa,
born In Kentucky but removed 10 thl,
state MANY years ago.
This evening Mr.. aud Mrs w, A
Ogbum and little son, and Mr.. C. +
Jones. Mrs Oghurns brother. viii
leave for Virginia, their old home
Air. Ogburu. who was a promineu
tobacco planter and buyer until hf
health became impaired came q,
Grand junction about one year ag,
but not being satisfied with the i'm
pruvoment that has taken place II
his condition he determined 10 return
TO his old home On the South
short time ago Mr.. Oghurn purchas
ed a large interest iu the ENcelsio
Laundry company This interest hl
sold yesterday to his partner. c. i
4 Fcrbrache. who will continue TO run
4 the business. Mr., Oghurn's $ wife an,
child came out a few months ago "a
be with him. During his short resi-
4 dence in this city Mr.. Oghurn win