The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-07

"A
bpsiness "trip
Senator Horace r. belong return
ed home last night from his bust
ness trip TO Pueblo
The city council will hold its last
regular meeting of the fiscal year next
Wednesday night and necessarily the
session will be very important one.
There was q lively session OF the
Odd Fellows fast night. marked by
large attendance. Charles II. Rich
was initiated into the mysteries of
the order
E The revival services in progrss at
+ the Methodist church are open to
all and cordial Invitation to attend
is extended by the church. Services
each evening beginning at haIf-past
seven O'Clock.
/ James A. Feltz. in advance OF J.
I r. Stoves Ten Nights in BARRON"
company, is in town today arrang-
Aing with Manager Boyer Of the Audi
torium for the appearance of the at
traction here on Wednesday evening
Of next week
George Primrose and his big min
strel company viii be at the Park
opera house Tuesday March 18th
The performance Will consist OF negro
melodies, songs, dances and humor
negro life. The entire performance
Will be given in black face
This evening Junction lodge No
l24 knights Of Pythins, will meet in
regular session at the Masonic hall.
Those candidates who were given the
rank of page at the meeting last
week will he taken through the sec
ond and third degrees tonight con
sequenly the session will be a busy
one.
The Methodist church was well
filled last night and Rev Forsyths
discourse was one. of great strength.
The service was concluded a little
earlier than usual in order to let
those who desired, 10 attend the Old
Song Concert at the Presbyterian
church. Services tonight at the usu-
al hour. Fine music at each service.
Plans are being formulated for
the big general meet ing OF the NOM
bers of the Chamber Of Commerce
to be held one night next week One
of the large halls will be secured for
the meeting. All members should ar
range 10 be present at this meet
ing as it will be one of great import
anCe.
One evening before the present
session of the district court is over
the Mesa County Bar association the
guests AZ which will be Judge The
ron stevens. the officers OF the court
and the members of the association.
From all reports the banquet will
be one of the most delightful ever
given in the city.
Thomas c. Crick residing near the
Garfield school house, died last night
after an extended Illness. Undertake
er Bannister sent caslSet to Pail
SADIE this morning to con tain the re-
mains and the funeral viii take
place al Palisade. A Wife and child
rem survive him. The deceased was
about forty years of age and had been
a resident of the valley for several
years.
The Delta l.aborer announces that
il has it personally from Judge The
ron Stevens, that he is in the hands
OF bis friends, So far as renomina-
tiou for district judge is concerned
and thai he is in receptive mood
Several lawyers over the district who
would like to take the wool sack IRON
the judge are boosting MIN Tor the I
supreme bench, as means OF side
tracking him. journal.
Chancellor Henry a. Buchtel, OF
the Denver University. has been APP I
pointed by Mayor Speer. OF Denver
rs one of The members Of the Den |
yer library board. The committee I
consists OF five members all of whom |
are prominent in the business life /
Of the capital city. The position oil 1.
trustee of the Denver library board /
lust at this time is one of great i'm
portance and no little honor.
II is doubtful il anyone suspected I
that there was a town in Colorado OF