The daily sentinel., 1908-11-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Attorney Bullock. of Fruita, is Wis
iting in the city today.
j. NJ Miner returned last night
from his visit to Denver
From many points in Utah come re-
ports of heavy snow storms
Many Palisade people are to be
here tonight to see THE Isle of
Spice"
r. E. Kyle will leave tonight for
Denver to eat turkey with friends in
that city.
City Clerk John NJ Conley was
called to Denver yesterday on brief
business visit
Joe w. Rozzelle will leave tonight
for Denver TO spend Thanksgiving
and to join Mrs Rozzelle.
The Majestic theatre now have an
orchestra of four pieces and are Civ
ing some good entertainments.
S. r. Beeman left this morning on
No. l for Provo TO spend week or
so with relatives in that vicinity.
Phillip Nelson. of Telluride. who
has been visiting in this city, left for
his home this morning on No. 316.
Heavy SHOWS fell on the Grand
mesa and many other mountains near
the city yesterday. last night and to-
day.
NiioS M INit pioNl II itiN thlo
ing for Gunnison to spend Thanks
giving with relatives and friends in
that city.
Miss Celia Gormley. who has been
sick for the past few days is able to
be back at her post in the schools
this morning.
Many local boys and girls who are
attending college in other cities have
returned or will return home tonight
to spend Thanksgiving.
The snow of last night and today
made the sidewalks very sloppy, and
interfered greatly with the Thanks
giving shopping.
The school children in many of
the departments enjoyed Thanksgiv
ing entertainments this afternoon
prior to the dismissal of the schools
for the Thanksgiving holidays
large consignment of California
strawberries were received this
morning by some of the local mer-
chants for Thanksgiving They are
fine specimens and will go well with
turkey,
1t is very probable that Messrs
Tom and Jerry will arrive in the city
tomorrow, though. owing to the out
landish price of eggs, their visit to
Grand Junction may be delayed until
Christmas.
Fred Jensen. four and one-half
year old son of John Jensen. the con-
crete contractor, died last night of
diphtheria at 413 South. Funeral
this evening. Undertaken Krohn in
charge.
AS result of clash between
striking machinists and non-union
men on the Rio Grande. at Salida
Monday, Martin Bogler, a striker was
fined $500 and costs for disturbing
the peace.
Reports from the bedside of Judge
j. Il. Ong. who was badly injured by
being run down by an automobile in
Denver Monday. indicate that he is
getting along fairly well and his re-
covery is hoped for
w. C. Whittiker. foreman of the
Denver & Rio Grande machine shops
at Salida since last July and formerly
in charge of the shops at Colorado
Springs. dropped dead at his home in
Salida yesterday.
II is reported that a livery man at
Palisade is making every effort to
keep the town council of Palisade
from granting the electric railway
company franchise. on the grounds
that an electric railway in the Pali-
SADIE district will hurt his business
He succeeded in getting IN a re-
monstrance which was signed by
number of property holders in Pail
sade who had previously given the
company rights OF way: but. when
the remonstrance was read last night
at the Palisade council meeting. most
of those who had signed it got up
and withdrew their signatures from
the remonStrance.