The daily sentinel., 1906-01-03

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Finis Dean. editor of the Palisade
Tribune, was in town yesterday.
c. d. Smith. the druggist, has been
in Denver for the past two days.
Walter Primrose, the jeweler. is
! still i'll and unable to be at his store.
Whipple Chester returned Monday
from his visit to Denver and Lead
vile.
Our candies are good. try them,
/ only 10 cents per pound-G. V.
Store.
Scores of extra copies of yester-
days Sentinel were started back east
today.
Half the winter is gone and Grand
Junction has not had visit of zero
weather.
There were numerous important
business and lodge meetings in town
last night.
The Rebekahs' drill team will meet
for practice this evening at Odd Eel
lows hall
l.. L. Num-, of the Telluride Power
company, is greeting Grand juno
ton friends.
Many of the business houses have
finished the work of making the an
nual invoices.
Charles Thomas left yesterday for
Ouray to accept position with the
Ouray Herald.
w. r. Logan, of Glenwood Springs
was in town looking after business
matters yesterday.
Do you want to make a gift, or a
prize for your card party. then see
the stock at the G. V. Store.
The next big ball at the Auditor
ium will be the Elks mile high
ball on the night of January Is.
Several annual meetings of stock
holders" are to be held this week and
about the same number next week.
Mrs. j. e. Wheatley. who has been
very i'll for several weeks is slightly
better but her condition is still criti-
cal.
Mrs. Samuel N. Wheeler and
daughter, Miss Rowena, returned
home today from pleasant visit to
Denver.
Arthur Currie entertained a num-
Der of college boys very pleasantly
at his home on Grand avenue last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Loomis and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Common, were in
the city Monday to attend the Da-
Kota dinner.
NJ. p. Fenlasum held a sale of his
household goods yesterday and will
leave in a short time for Massachu-
sets to reside.
The boys and girls home from col
lege for the holidays are beginning to
return to their work Some will moi
leave until the first of next week.
Old chairs, old furniture, of all
kinds are bought by the Furniture
hospital. Furniture repaired at
reasonable prices, 244 COLORADO ave-
nue..
1t will be mile high" What?
The big public ball the Elks are to
COVE at the Auditorium on the night
of Thursday. January 18th. the big
gest thing of the season.
Don't overlook the fact that one
of the best equipped and highest
class barber shops on the western
slope is that of Yves Flagg's in the
postofice block. Competent BARRIERS
Prof. Sam Flint. the dancing
teacher, and Mrs. Flint, left the city
Sunday for the east. The dancing
school closed Saturday night and it
was one of the most successful
schools ever conducted in the city.
Yesterday afternoon. at the Office
of the secretary the board of direc-
AOlo VI Aht ETull
Growers association held a busy ses-
sion. This is the last meeting of the
board until after the annual meeting
which occurs the latter part of the
month.
Much interest is being taken in the
meeting of the stockholders of the
Mesa County Fair association which !
will be held at the court house Satur- |
day. There will be very satisfac-
tory attendance and the election of
the new board of directors will ere
ate much interest.
Yesterday Supt Allen of the city |
schools, registered twenty-four new
pupils which run the total for the /
session up to 1,6l3. The schools |
opened yesterday for the spring term
under the most favorable circum-
stances. the pupils being geatly re-
freshed after their season of holt
days.
Monday evening about twenty
ladies and gentlemen called unexpect-
edly upon Mrs. Celia Platz at her
home on South Fifth street and
merry evening followed the celebra-
tion of the anniversary of Mrs. Platz'
birth Card games We're enjoyed for
two hours and light refreshments
were served. The parry was one of
the pleasantest events of New Years
night.
The Denver papers. the Pueblo
and Colorado Springs papers all is
sued very extensive and extremely
,reditable New Years editions. As
usual about the only fault TO be
'ound with these New Years editions
If the big city papers of Colorado,
hey were entirely too large. Grand
Junction and the Grand valley were
given liberal space in almost every
PAPER.
Editor Dean. of the Palisade Trib-
me, states that all but a few hun
lred copies of the edition of the
Booster Palisade Tribune" issued
aryl in the month of December have s
cen purchased and sent throughout
he country. The edition was 5 1000
opies and the wide circulation will
e sure to bring results. results that =
i'll count in the upbuilding of the
alley.
This morning work was started on O.
lie new front of the Loehler's White 4
ront Clothing store. The changes
} be made Will greatly improve the
ppearance of the attractive build