The daily sentinel., 1907-03-28

The county commissioners meet in
regular session next Monday
When in want use the want col
umn of the Daily Sentinel. Nothing
like it.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Prior and
daughter of Jefferson. Iowa, were
arrivals in the city last night.
Night Marshal Homer Barnard has
been quite i'll for the past three days
and has had to have a substitute on
duty.
1t is reported that both George F
Greer and John II. Fry will be candi-
dates for city attorney If the republi-
cans elect a majority of the aldermen.
Mrs. James II. Smith will entertain
a party of ladies at a beautifully ap-
pointed Easter luncheon at one o.
clock on Monday at her country
home, THE Oasis" on Orchard Mesa.
The concert to be given at the OPP
era house Wednesday night. April 3
will be the musical event of the sea-
son. The high school boys need your
help to make it a success. Seats are
on sale at Haskell's pharmacy.
Tonight Modern Woodmen have
their big social session at odd Fell
lows hall. Many score of Woodmen
and their friends are expected to be
/ in attendance. 1t will be one OF the
biggest social events that has occur
red in local fraternity circles this
winter.
The announcements made in this
paper yesterday of the appointment
of Ross Reynolds as the official stem
ographer for the seventh judicial
district was read with much interest
and pleasure by the young mans
friends. All believe that Mr.. Rey-
nolds will prove a most efficient Of
fetal.
The auctions Of the Sherman W.
Moody Jewelry Co., continue to
draw big crowds both afternoon and
evenings and the sales at each auc-
tion are very heavy. The stock is
being reduced rapidly and excellent
bargains are being secured by those
who are taking advantage of the un-
usual offers.
The annual High School Day of the
University of Colorado will be held
upon May 11th. Upon the evening
of May 10th the lnterscholastic. Ora
torical and Literary contest will oc-
cur and on the following day the
! Interscholastic track and field meet
will take place upon the University
athletic grounds.
Nearly every dry goods store and
clothing house in the city are pre-
pairing magnificent window displays.
I for Easter. The drug stores also
will have extremely pretty windows.
A city many times larger than Grand
Junction can show no more elegant
ly and beautifully dressed and dec
GRATED show windows than can
Grand Junction.
Quite a number of Grand Junction
people heard Rosenthal, the famous
Austrian pianist, last night at the
Central Presbyterian church in Dem
yer. Mrs. William f. White and
daughter, Miss Vivian; Mrs. John w.
Bralnerd and daughter. Miss Gladys;
Mrs. Samuel n. Wheeler and Mrs.
Orson Adams, Jr.. and daughter,
Miss Ethel. were among the local peo
pie who had the pleasure of hearing
the great pianist.
The ladies' of st. Matthews guild
will have an apron sale in connection
with their election day dinner.
The ladies of the w. r. c. will give
dime social tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs. George Toupain.
at 531 Ute avenue
If 1t is found necessary the cham
ber of commerce and city officials
will distribute large quantities of
hay around at certain poitns tonight
to be used for smudging purposes IL
needed. Tar will be used on the
hay.
1t was regularly announced this af-
ternoon that the big home entertain
ment, Union Depot for One Day"
to be given by st. Matthews church,
April 9th. Fifty people will take
mart