The daily sentinel., 1906-02-16

tpNh tHl5 AFTERNOON.
This afternoon the Woman's Christ
ian Temperance Union is holding a
meeting at the Presbyterian chnfch.
d The members of the Gun club are
enjoying shoot this afternoon at
4 their grounds on North Fifth st.
The big stone steps leading to the
main entrance OF the Grand Valley
day.
Many of the citizens are having
their trees trimmed this month This
work is another indication of the ap-
proach of spring
II is expected that there. will be "A
large attendance tomorrow night at
the special meeting of the Woodmen
/ of the World held in honor of the
head consul, T. l. Boak
, Morris Levy and family left last
night on No. 100 for Denver where
they will make their home in the fu-
( ture and where Mr.. Levy will engage
in the clothing business.
Herman Hoesch. the mining man,
returned home today from Utah.
where he has spent the last three
weeks at the properties of the Fly
ing Dutchman Mining company.
J. H. c. Redd. a colored minister
of this city, has resigned his posi-
tlon on the Frederick Douglass COM
mission and Governor Mcdonald has
appointed ]. J. Manuel. in his stead
Mrs Charles p. McCary, Mrs. Fred
Mantey and Miss Edith Allison will
leave early next week for Californ-
ia where they viii spend several
weeks, visiting points along the
coast
o. o. Parker. state manager for
the Fraternal aid association. will
visit the Grand Junction council Sat
urday night. Feb. II. IL is desired
that all members attend. There are
a number to be admitted.
clinton Oliver. Thomas Hister. A.
J. Hadley, G. Merchant and A. l..
Roberts. of Paonia and w. j. Collins
of Montrose, arrived in the city last
night over the narrow guage for the
purpose of attending the horticul-
tural meeting.
Tonight a social will be given in
the parlors of the Presbyterian
church by the members of the Mems
Club. An interesting program has
been arranged and all are invited to
attend. Eight O'Clock is the hour. .
There viii be no admission charges. !
Nearl ytwo hundred and fifty peo- /
pie were entertained at dinner today I
at noon by the ladies of the Congre- I
gational church who served hot
chicken dinner in the basement of
the church The dinner was par ex-
cellence. A handsome sum was real {
lied for church purposes.
The sight of a big picnic party 4
on hay wagon passing through the
city this afternoon is a pretty good
advertisement OF Grand valley wint-
er weather Picnics in February are
supposed TO take place only in the
tropical climes OF the south and the .
far west but such pleasure excurs- 1
ions have been possible every month I
this winter in Grand valley.
Wednesday evening the members
of Miss Evans Sunday school class.
of the Baptist church, gave vel
entine social at the home of Miss
Ruby Currie on Grand avenue They
were entertained in an admirable
manner. Games and contests of var
ious kinds We're enjoyed and refresh
ments were served. It was a merry /
gathering.
This morning two companies of
United States infantry passed through
the city The soldier boys have been
on service in the Philippine islands
for the past two years. They reach
ed san Francisco some time ago and
are now ordered to report at Col
umbus. Ohio The two companies
make a fine looking crowd of young
men, Many of them came up town
this morning during their short stav
In the city and attracted much at
tention on the streets.
The funeral of Mrs J Williams.
the aged lady who died yesterday
morning, will take place tomorrow
afternoon at the Christian church.
The services will lie in charge of Rev.
Grimes. After the funeral the re-
mains will he taken to the railroad
station and on the evening train
VIII be transferred TO Basalt. the old
home of the Williams family. whore
the interment will take place. There
VIII probably be a large number of
friends at the church tomorrow after
noon 10 pay last tribute to the de
ceased. as Mrs. Williams was well
known and highly respected
Today at noon Mrs. White. daugh-
ter of Mr.. j. c. Plank returned home
from Denver where for the past four
She has been under treat
ment for rheumatism at st. Joseph's 5
hospital. The Improvement in Mrs.
Whites condition is indeed remark
ahle. When taken to Denver four
months ago when she was unable
10 walk and had been unable to walk
Tor nineteen months and her condi-
ION was very serious She improved
'apidly under the care of one of the
lest specialists in the west and has r
leen able TO walk for several weeks.
She returned home by herself and is
'anidly gaining her former good heal
h.
To-day gentleman in the city re-
'eiveu copy of the Walsenburg n
World. published at Walsenburg
colorado. from Rev. II. A. Wood E
iastor OF the Methodist church nj
hat place. on the first page of the =
'aper was a full page advertisement
'egarding the revival services at the
'lethodist church, the type used be-
ng of the largest size The adver-
isement read "A Great Revival
lnder God is Sweeping the Country.
L Has Come to Our Doors" Great
rowds are focking to the meeting
low in progress at the Methodist
hurch. Have YOU thought about itg
evidently the minister has faith in
Idvertising and isn't stingy about the
pace he uses. more conspicuous
hurch advertisements we have never
cen, but il is safe to say that IL |
ioes the work-attracts attention
nd draws the crowds to the church |