The daily sentinel., 1906-08-27

Charles B. Rich spent the morning
in DeBeque
Miss Nellie Wilson. of this city is
visiting with friends in Aspen.
Handy's chapel will give a chicken
dinner and supper on Labor day at
322 Main street.
Allen Salisbury returned to his
home in Aspen yesterday after an
extended stay in Grand Junction.
j. II. Quartsoe. the young man.
who inaugurated the piano contest
now on in the city, was in town this
morning for a few hours. He left for
narrow guage points.
Timothy Manion, the mining man.
came in Saturday night from Eureka,
Utah, where he is experimenting
work on properties in which he is
largely interested, for short visit
with his family.
The usual big crowds were on Main
street Saturday night to hear the
band concert. and a very entertain
ing program was rendered by the
boys. Main street was thronged with
people until a very late hour.
Mrs George J. ID. Williams left
this morning over the narrow guage
for Lake city to spend few days
with Judge and Mrs Charles F. Cas-
well who are enjoying the pleasures
of a fishing camp on the Gunnison.
In a few hours time on Friday
afternoon 5 1,500 were raised in Tel
luride to pay the expenses of a Labor
Day celebration, and it is believed
that $500 will be subscribed by to-
night Telluride never does anything
in halfway manner.
Judge Theron Stevens arrived in
the city last night from Ouray for the
fsI
of the Mesa County district court
which he opened this morning The
session was for the purpose of review
ing the affairs of the Mesa County
Irrigation company and it lasted but
a few hours.
There has already been a large
sale of seats for the engagement of
Joe Newman and company on Wed.
nesday evening at the Park opera
house and as usual the popular song
humoIist and his excellent company
will be greeted by big audience.
Joe Newman never fails to please and
is immensely popular in Grand juno
! tion.
Mrylee Willford, the pretty little
4-year-old daughter og Albert Will
ford. rider for the city pipe line of
Delta. was instantly killed near her
home seven miles north of Delta Sat
urday. The little girl and a small
brother We're picking berries and
were seated on a large bowlder. The
rock overturned, rolling on the little
girl and crushing her to death. The
1 brother was also badly bruised.
. New Songs, catchy music elaborate
costumes, plenty of good singing and
dancing. performed by a company
of unusual ability, a good plot telling
funny story full of witty sayings.
and comedy SITUATIONS, all sur
rounded by twelve exceptionally
handsome young ladies. combine to
make the musical comedy sensation,
1 Looking for a Wife" which is an
nounced as the seasons success. This
production on the night of Friday.
Aug 81.
Two large congregations heard
Rev James A. Becker at the Congre-
gational church yesterday and listen
ed with pleasure to the solos of Miss
REEVE Stone Ferbrache who made her
last public appearance as soloist
last night before leaving the city for
her long stay in the east. The
Light of the World" and "The Holy
CITY," were her selevtions and these
songs were beautifully and splendid
ly rendered. Rev Becker's discours-
es We're strong and of live interest.
From Washington comes the news
that the wandering Ute Indians who
renobntly became dissatisfied with
the proximity of the white settlers
on the Uintah reservation in Utah,
which was opened to the public about
year ago. will be permitted to con
tinue their search for an isolated
/ home without being kept under the
eye of the government agents. Ac-
/ cording to dispatches received the
/ Utes reached Douglass Saturday. In
the party We're 12O men. 72 squaws
and many children.