The daily sentinel., 1907-02-12

local hotels.
This afternoon the woman's club
is holding a meeting.
w. F. Gillian, of Collbran, is in
town today on a short business trip.
H. L. Fest, of Coon Rapids. Iowa,
is among the strangers in the city to-
day.
John J. Lumsden. the contractor
is spending few days in Denver
on business.
Attorneys William weiser and Geo.
F. Greer are in Denver this week on
legal business.
James H. Smith of Orchard Mesa
is suffering from a very severe cold
and is confined to his home.
F. II. Shoals. of Iowa City, is new
arrived in Grand Junction and will
spend several days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Krohn have TAX
en- possession of their handsome new
| residence on East Ouray avenue.
Two dozen imported china choco-
late pots. to be closed out at less than
cost at the Five & Ten Cent store.
There was a pleasant meeting OF
the Reviewers club yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. H. R.
ottman.
Tonight the masquerade ball of the
Turner'S takes place at their hall and
there promises to be an exceedingly
large crowd in attendance.
James Mlddaugh. of Guthrie Cen
tire. Iowa, and r. e. Moore of the
same place. we're arrivals last night
and are greeting friends among the
former Iowa people.
Representative A. b. Hoyt leaves
this evening for Denver to be in at
tendance at the legislature. His lit
tie daughter, who has been seriously
i'll for some weeks. is now rapidly i'm
proving.
Last year the water was turned in
to the big ditch in the spring on
March 25th but if this weather keeps
up the water will be flowing in the
big canal about ten days earlier than
ever before.
1t is coming soon, the annual ball
of the Firemen and Enginemen, Feb.
% at the Auditorium, you cannot af-
ford to miss it as it is to be one OF
the swellest public hops ever given in
the city. Tickets now selling.
Be the guests of the Locomotive
Firemen and the Enginemen the night
of Washington's birthday at the
Auditorium. An admirably arrang-
ed public ball. Fine music, and a
jolly crowd is sure to be there. Tick
cts $1.00 each.
d. NJ. Landreth has resigned as
vice president of the Green River
Land and Townsite company. Also as
president of the Green River City Ir-
rigation company, having no further
connection in any capacity with either
corporation.-Price Utah Advocate.
w. II. Crosby. of Fruita and Eva
Beverie, of Grand Junction were mar
ried in Price on the 4th of this month
The couple will make their home here
Mr.. Crosby recently bought eighty
acres of land west of town and dur
ing the coming year will devote his
time to improving his property
Fruita Telegram.
Percy Grubbs, the Pueblo drum
mer, who caused the town marshal
considerable trouble by making a
groundless charge against a woman
on Palmer avenue some weeks ago, is |
reported to have been arrested on
a charge of embezzlement by his en-
ployers and is being brought back
from Idaho for trlal.-Glenwood
Springs Avalanche.
This morning at ten O'Clock the
funeral of Miss Sybil Pettingill took
place from the residence In the Pear
Park district, There was a large att
tendance and many beautiful floral
offerings attested the love of her girl
friends and neighbors had for this
young girl cut down just as she was
budding into womanhood. The death
is one of the saddest that has occur
red in the county for several years.
At nine o'clock yesterday norm
ing Miss Ada Richardson of Grand
Junction became the bride of Harry
l.. Barnes of Grand Junction at the
home of A. F. Richey on Twenty-six-
tn street. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. d. w. Crane of the
First Methodist church. After a short
stay here the couple will return to
Grand Junction, where they will
make their home.-Salt Lake Herald. /
Late yesterday afternoon Florence
d. Mahoney received a telegram from
Springfield, Illinois stating that his
aged mother, was dying at the old
home in Springfield. Mr.. Mahoney
left last night on No. 6. He and his
wife were preparing to remove in a
few days to Leadville where as an
lounced by the Sentinel some days
ago. Mr.. Mahoney will accept the
,osition of division foreman of the