The daily sentinel., 1906-04-17

P. T. Stevens, of Montrose, is in
town today.
D. w. Lupton. of Basalt. was in
town this morning.
The bowling craze increases rather
than diminishes in strength.
Miss Alice Chester came up from
Mack last evening for short visit
This afternoon the Woman's club
is meeting with Mrs. J. A. MeLuen.
Cards are out for quite a number
of afternoon and evening social af-
fairs
Everybody will be at the dance
tonight at the Auditorium. Admis-
sion ten cents each.
Visit the new depot this evening.
1t will make you feel good to inspect
the handsome structure.
This evening the odd Fellows meet
in regular weekly session. There will
probably be iniatory work.
The Elks held quite a busy ses-
sion last night. No business of gen
eral Importance was transacted
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson of Palisade
arrived in the city today for a few
days visit with Mrs. A. J.. Pitzer.
A large class of candidates viii be
given the second degree at the meet
1 ing of the Knights of Pythias tomor-
row night
( Mrs A. c. Newton was the hostess
at the meeting of the Reviewers club
yesterday afternoon. An Interesting
program was enjoyed.
/ Mrs. Orson Adams Jr.. has issued
cards Of invitation for an afternoon
on Friday at her home on-East Rood
avenue.
Frank Cole, the young printer who
has been i'll at the hospital, suffer
I ing from typhoid fever, for several
weeks. is slowly improving.
! There is eight feet of snow at the
Rice lumber camp on Pinon Mesa,
/ The snow in that section is heavier
this season than 1t has been in years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Holmes left
this morning for their trip to Dem
yer where Mr.. Holmes goes on bust
ness in connection with the sugar
I factory.
The ladies' of ST. Matthews guild
will have an Easter sale and G o.
clock supper at the guild room on
! Thursday evening AI~il 2G Supper
25 cents.
We have a complete stock of sec
ond hand house furnishings. prices
right Call and see us 1913 S. 5th or
Phone Black 22S-2.-The All Right
Second Hand Store.
A good sized audience heard Prof.
Carmen, the popular state Sunday
school worker at the Christian church
last night. The address was highly
Interesting. instructive and entertain
ing.
T., e. Miller who has been east for
several weeks in the interest of his
patent wind mill arrived home last
night His trip was very success
ful. His invention attracted much
attention.
Mantey is the only representative
in this city of the Star ball bearing
aXles. You avoid all noise. reduce
the draft from 20 to 50 percent, when
using the Star ball bearing axle
Sold by Fred Mantey.
The Easter supper given last night
at the African Methodist church was
largely attended A social time fol-
lowed the supper and all present
found much pleasure in the occas-
ion. A neat sum was realized for
church purposes.
Lieutenant Washburn and his pris-
oner ode Barber left last night at
midnight for Fort Logan where Bar
ber must answer the charge of de-
sertion. II is said that there is not
very strong case against him and
that he may be acquitted.
Careful attention is being given TO
the working out of the plans and de-
tails of the May Day bali which takes
place at the Auditorium. 1t will be
the last big public ball of the season
and Apple Blossom Circle will en-
deavor to make II the best
Last night the Fifth bowling team
went up against the Athletes and was
defeated by 2O1 pins. The score
81 .f l,a Af
second game but in the third game
the Athletes got down to business
aud rolled good scores. The contest
was the third in the series of the
tournament.
The next big event in the social
history of Grand Junction will be the
May Day ball to be given under the
auspices of Apple Blossom circle,
Women of Woodcraft. Tuesday night.
May ist For weeks preparations
for the big hop have been under way
and there is no doubt that IL will be
the most successful May Day ball
ever given in the city. Tickets should
be secured early.
George Hilbert and family return
ed to the city yesterday from Cali
fornia where they spent the winter
Mr.. Hilbert was formerly in the gro
Gerry business in this city being one of
the proprietors of the Star grocery
He moved to California last fall with
the intention of remaining there per
but has decided that Grand
Junction was the better place to re-
side and SO with his family comes TO
the city again to take up his resi-
dence Mr.. Hilbert has not settled
upon his business plans.
j. NJ. Graham returned Sunday
night from a trip to the Mckinley
mine in the Unaweep in which he is
Interested. Mr.. Graham brought
down some specimens of copper ore
that are certainly good to look upon.
There is a twelve-inch vein that runs
almost 80 per cent copper which is
certainly rich showing. The
Trumhull company operating the
mines has n large force at work de
velopng and taking out ore at the
same time. Mr.. Graham declares
that the property is no longer pros
pect hut paying mine.
on April lst there was an average