The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-05

There will be iniattory work at the
Elk lodge tonight.
The New Boston Lunch, 500 Colo
RADIO. Meals % cents and up.
The Reviewers club is meeting this
AFTERNOON with Mrs c. L. Dyke.
If you want your moneys worth,
smoke the Ell Socorro. Sold by all
dealers
Everything is cooked home style
at the Boston Lunch and seasoned
/ TO queens taste.
Senator Horace r belong will
leave this evening for Pueblo ON an
important bnsintss trip. He probab-
ly will return home tomorrow night.
As laugh producer. THE MIS-
souri, girl has no equal. II is not
that low. vulgar comedy that is usu-
ally seen in stage performances, bur
clean, refined comedy that is really
funny without being vulgar.
Mrs Mead, mother of Frank P.
Mead residing in the Pomona com
munity, suffered a stroke of paralysis
Saturday. However the attack was
not severe one and Mr.. Mead's con-
dition is not consireded dangerous.
Last night the revival services
which have been in progress al the
Christian church for the past five
weeks closed. There were numbers
of conversions and many additions
to the church during the meetings
and revival. II was pronounced a
splendid success.
\ plan in which sensation. merri-
ment and pathos are delightfully."-
blended. is ''Hooligan in New York
which will entertain the patrons of
the Park opera house tonight II is
under the direction of Mr.. IL. H.
France. who has given 1t notable
scenic environment. A sensational
scene is the interior of Chinatown
opium den in New York. showing tho
rescue OF the heroine from the clut-
ches of the villain and his Monaghan
aids
ED Marsh. formerly of this city and
widely known here. but now in bust
ness in Glenwood Springs. had his
leg broken Saturday by falling on
an icy sidewalk. The small bone just
above the ankle was fractured. and
Mr. Marsh suffered much pain. He
Will be confined to his room for sew
eral weeks. Mr.. Marsh and family
left the city several months ago for
Glenwood to reside and their many
friends will regret 10 learn OF the ac-
cident
Manager John f. Moore and Score
tary Dr. +. r. Smith, OF the Grand
Junction Fruit Growers association,
Robert A. Orr A. y. >Hoyt and VIII
liam Bomgardner returned last
night from their visit to Paonia and
Delta where they attended the hor-
ticultural meetings during the lat
ter part of the week The gentle
mon all report good meetings and
enjoyed their visit to the two live
ly little cities very much indeed
There was a large gathering at each
of the horticultural meetings and in
.reresting and profitable programs
We're carried out
Anton Heinell. a prominent whole
sale and retail dealer in bakers sup
plies, of Chicago, accompanied by his
son-in-law, John Prince, left the city
this morning for trip through the
narrow guage country after spending
several DAYS in the city. The gentle
men had their attention attracted 10
/ the valley by the extended articles re
garding the Grand Valley and the
fruit industry and the other resOur-
ces and industries Of the valley. writ
ten by MIR. kucera. the well known
Tailor who Is connected with the
Loenler tailoring parlors. This arti-
Gle appeared in the German paper
The Amerika, published In Chicago
and whose circulation runs into the
hundreds of thousands, The gentle
men opened correspondence with Mr.
kueara aud decided TO pay the valley
visit with the view of making in
vestemnts here il conditions suited
them. They arrived Saturday and
accompanied BY Mr. Kucera and S
- Hutchinson visited some OF the
principal fruit sections of the valley.
They also made trip TO the sugar
factory and other of the manufactur-
ing industries. The gentlemen were
most favorably impressed with what
they saw and We're especially enthus-
instic over the fruit industry. Mr.
Ieinell stated that Grand Junction
wore "a business air that would do
credit TO "A city OF 10000. Mr.. Helm
ell is said TO be a man of large inter
ests and his business is one of the
/ leading establishments of its kind in
Chicago.