The daily sentinel., 1906-06-23

Candy, good quality at only 15c
ped pound at the G. VI Store.
Cherries and Currants in bulk or
crate by teiephoning red 1888.
1t pays to buy the ElSocorro cigar
Why because you get your money S
worth.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
are bargain days in cards at The
Sentinel.
The FraternaI Order Eagles held a
delightful social session last evening
in the Elks lodge rooms. Refresh
ments were served and delightful
evening was spent by many members
of the lodge.
Word was received at this office
this morning announcing the death
of Mrs. ]. F. Coleman in Montrose,
wife of DR.. Coleman. a physician
of that place who is well known In
Grand Junction. Mrs. Coleman died
of appoplexy.
The eastbound D. and r. G. freight
train which has been leaving Grand
Junction at six o'clock heretofore has
been changed on the schedule and
will hencefourth leave at 11:2O. This
will allow considerable time in the
city for loading freight.
Miss Pearl Shores is expecting a
former classmate. Miss Schenck of
Nevada college, at Nevada, Missouri,
TO visit her this summer. Miss
Schenck will probably arrive in
Grand Junction next week and will
spend most of the summer.
Mr.. f, T. Murphey of the White
Mercantile company's store received
news last night that his sister Jen-
ME was very i'll at Mr.. Murphey's old
H. la, nrf
phey left on No. 6 last evening and
expects to arrive there tomorrow
night.
The home of Ella Burger on Chi
peta street was the scene of much
gaiety last evening when Miss Bur
ger and Miss Jennie Anderson en-
tertained a party of young people.
Both the hostesses are in the Fair
store and most of the clerks of the
store with their friends were pres
ent last evening.
Owing to the fact that many MEM
bers of the board of directors of the
Chamber of Commerce were out of
the city yesterday the meeting of
the board last evening was postponed
until Monday night. 1t was thought
at first by Secretary Aupperle that
the meeting would be held this even
ing but he said he would probably
find just as many away tonight as
last night and the meeting would
have to be postponed until Monday
evening. MIR. Aupperle hopes that
full attendance of all the members
will be had at this time for there
is considerable back work which he
is anxious to dispose of as soon as
possible.
The annual commencement exer-
cises of Mt. st. Scholastica's academy
took place at the academy's chapel
at eight o'clock Friday evening in
the presence of many friends of the
institution. Features of the COM
mencement program We're the crown
ing of graduates, to marality in three
acts, an address of Rev. David T. o.
Dwyer of Glenwood Springs, and the
comforting of medals and diplomas
on the graduates. The senior class
roll was quite large and is as follows:
Misses Margeret Hogan, Independ,
ence, Mo-, Margaret Corcoran, Grand
Junction. Colo; Cecilia Pursell, Elk
ton, Colo; and Mona Shumway, DEN
ver.-Canon City Record.
Many people of Grand Junction
who were on the streets or anywhere
out of doors about seven o'clock last
evening admired the beautiful after
glow or phenominal sunset. 1t was
some time after the sun had dropped
out of sight behind the range of
mountains to the west that some
great white clouds floating In the
sky arrived at just the proper angle
to cast brilliant reflection of the
sun which was then setting on an
other part of the world. There was
a sudden CLEAN of bright sunlight
just as If the sun had suddenly open
ed rent in the clouds at high noon.
The light lasted for several minutes
until the passing cloud passed the
angle of reflection.
Mr.. o. b. Whipple, field horticul-
turist of this section said he heard
yesterday that some stock on the
Sullivan ranch near Montrose were
| poisoned the other day by eating al
falfa growing under fruit trees which
had been saturated with spray ma
terial. He says he understood that
| 1t did not affect the animals at once
but that they gradually began to de-
cline in weight as soon as the alfal-
ia was fed and that they were later
seized with spasms and died In great
pain. He said that too much care
could not be used in keeping horses
away from grass growing under fruit
trees. as the arsenic begins to eat the
lining of the animals stomach as soon
as 1t comes in contact with 1t and be-
| fore long IL is so badly burnt that