The daily sentinel., 1908-12-31
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

The knights of Pythias had busy
session last evening.
December 81 fifteen years ago came
on Sunday. Therefore this column
must be omitted for this date.
DR.. Charles E. Taylor of this city
delivered an address yesterday at the
meeting of the Colorado Osteopathic
Association in Denver.
Division Superintendent Robert
O'Neil. who has had charge of the
c. F. & |. mines in this state, has re-
signed.
Only small audience saw The
Flaming Arrow" the melodramatic
production, at the Park opera house
last night.
Senator DeLong leaves Sunday and
William Weiser, representative elect,
leaves Monday for Denver to be in at
tendance at the opening of the legis-
| lature.
Tonight a watch meeting will be
held at the Methodist church and the
death of the old year and the birta
of the new year will be fittingly oh
served.
John w Wade. one of the most
| prominent and oldest physicians of
I
He had been resident of the state
for 35 years.
+, w. w. Wilson, whose serious ill
ness was announced yesterday is still
very i'll at his home on North First
street. His many friends hope that
| there will soon be change for the
better.
| Earl Clark who has been spending
| the past few days at Grand Junction
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I. o.
Clark, returned yesterday to Marble
to resume his position on the marble
quarries. Democrat.
William Lewis. a railroad man,
who has been seriously i'll with ty-
| phoid fever for many weeks at the
rooming house on the corner of Sixth
and Colorado, is now improving very
nicely. Mr.. Lewis formerly resided
in Colorado Springs.
o. A. Hunt, "A prominent farmer of
Holly, Colorado, in reply to a ques-
tion from his wife asking him if he
was not ill replied, oh, l am all
right. Then he dropped dead.
Paralysis of the heart was the
trouble. He leaves a wife and eight
/ children.
| A large congregation attended the
! revival services at the Methodist
| church last evening and heard a SER
mon of great power delivered by DR..
Essert. one of the ablest evangelists
! ever heard in the city. The music
last night was very excellent and in
spring. The services will continue
nightly.
Tomorrow night at Carpenters
Hall there will be an important reg
ular meeting of the Grand Junction
Trades Assembly. Election and in
stallation of officers will take place
and other important business given
attention. The hour of the meeting
is 1880. All members and delegates
urged to be present, by the order of
the president.
Much interest Is developing in the
Sunday School Institute which win
open in Grand junction tomorrow
evening at the Baptist church and
which will be participated in by many
/, of the Sunday schools of the city
The evening sessions will begin at
7:30 o'clock. Beginning Sunday af-
ternoon at 3:45 o'clock special meet
ings will be held for the children of
the city.
1t is reported that large addition
to occupy space of 80 by 1875 feet
is to be made to the plant of the
|
J Main streets. The plans and speci-
fications have been prepared and
contracts will soon be let. The ~ ~
ton will consist of another So os of
hot houses. The Grand Fleipl COM
pany is building up a splendid bust
ness and is most deserving of this
liberal patronage. The plant is one
of the most up to date and complete
in the state of Colorado.
Attorney General Dickson yester-
day rendered an opinion to the effect
that the county treasurers of The
state will take office on the second
Tuesday in January The opinion
was rendered by reason of a number
OF inquiries that came into his office
Because of the apparent difference
in the law of the constitution tbe
question arose as to whether the
county treasurers assumed office on
January | or the second Tuesday in
January. He holds that they will
assume their official positions the
second Tuesday in January.