The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-01-26


Mack. are in town today
George Preston. of Weita. was a
visitor yesterday afternoon.
Joel Harper. prominent citizen
of Montrose. is in town today.
Don't forget the opening day of the
closing out sale OF Lyons & Son.
Your Ss$S do double duty at our
closing out sale.--Lyons & Son.
Mrs NJ. J. Berard and daughter.
Miss Ora. are visiting friends in the
city.
We represent the Bankers acct
dent company-Chas. Clark, Dist,
Mgr, Capital Life.
George w. Richards, representing
the Interstate Trades Builders. is
visitor to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Sweet and Mr.. and
Mrs. s. E. Samon. of Des Moines, la.
We're arrivals in the city last night.
e. S Buchtel, the popular repre-
sentative of the Carter Rice Paper
company, of Denver, is in town to-
day calling upon his patrons.
If you have nything to buy or sell
put your name on the register at
the Capital Life office 1t costs you
nothing. Chas. Clark. Dist. Mgr.
Mr. and Mrs. n. G. Clark and Miss
BERTHE Clark. of Montrose, We're ar
rivals last night over the narrow
guage and left today for theeast
The next big event will be the first
annual ball of the Call boys on the
night of January 31st. at the Audi
torium. 1t will be happy affair
Don't miss it,
Alderman l.. w. Norris and wife
We're called to Ridgway this morning
by a telegram announcing the very
serious illness of the father of Mrs.
Norris. They left over the narrow
guage this morning to be at the bed
side
Section No. 1 of the Ladies Union
of the Christian church will give
Mystic Social" at the home of Mrs.
Hibbs. 500 South Seventh street. Fri
day night, January 2Gth. All are
cordially invited. Remember the
date.
Mrs. Charles Schrader was the
winner of the ladies prize and Mr.
Harry Baker was the recipient of
the sentleman's prize at the high
five card party given yesterday after
noon by the Ladies' Auxiliary at the
odd Fellows hall
Tomorrow night the Eagles will
have one or more limitations and then
following the business. session there
will be a big social session which will
be made notable by many pleasant
fetures. a full attendance of the
members is desired.
The Woodmen had a big session
last night at which there was initia-
tory work with Prof. J. II. Allen of
the city schools and Manager La
Baron. of the Citizens Gas and Coke
company, We're the principals. There
was large attendance. The session
was busy and interesting through
out.
William Craig. member of the city
council of Ogden. Utah, and president
of the Salt Lake Valley Canning COM
pany. of Ogden. Utah. is in the city
making investigations with the view
of establishing canning factory at
Grand Junction. Mr. Craig viii meet
the board of directors of the Cham
Der of Commerce this evening.
This morning the editor and the
other members of the Sentinel force
were the recipients of some very
unique remembrances from Charles
G. Sumner, formerly job man on the
Sentinel but now connected with the
Morning Post, of Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Each gentleman received a rabbits
foot, that mysterious bearer and tai
isman of good luck" Each of the
half dozen feet was taken from a jack
rabbit of large proportions for finer
rabbits feet Good luck" pieces we
never saw. In all probability Mr..
Sumner killed the rabbits whose ex-
tremities he sent to the members OF
the Sentinel force for when it comes
to hunting Charles G. cant be beat
A large number of important sales
have been made by the Horace r. De
Long Real Estate agency during the
past two days The papers in each
sale have been closed up and the
official transfers made. Yesterday
Mr. belong sold to Augustine S. /
McCulloch 1GI4 acres in section 9
for which the consideration was 81
100 This morning the sale of lots
% and 81 RIocIf "A al Eruita vyaro
sold by him to George E. Barton. |
Consideration $3OO On Wednesday |
this agency sold forty acres of land to
VIM. r. Bell. consideration $1,000. |
Another 40 acres were sold to John
A. Porter consideration $1,000. an
other forty acres was sold to William
H. and Elizabeth Lloyd. considera- I
ton $1,000. Thirty acres were sold
to r. II. Bancroft, c. s. Reed and C /.
]. D. williams. consideration, ST.
200. These several tracts are locat- /