The daily sentinel., 1909-06-10
LOCAL EVENTS.

Prof. j. w Thompson, OF Fruita.
is spending the day in the city.
Hardwood at hard time prices at
McCary's.
Barton & Terrill do heavy hauling
at reasonable rates.
The board of county commissioners
are still in session and are transact
ing much business
Lloyd H. Grove. of FIT Morgan.
Colo, was visitor in the city yester-
day
Geo. Smith. the well known real
estate man, is in Palisade on business
today.
Hon. William weiser returned
home yesterday from weeks visit in
Denver.
Tonight the board of directors of
the Y. Nj. c. A. will hold busy
session.
Nicholai Johnson, the popular
travelling passenger agent for the
Santa Fe. is in the city today.
Ideal weather today will bring a
large crowd to the park tonight to
see the pictures and hear the band.
Six pictures on the bill tonight
Mrs. VIM. Mitchell, cousin of F. II.
Perry. is visiting the family of the
latter this week, en- route to Salt
Lake City.
Misses Nina and Josephine Cald-
well. daughters of Mr., and Mrs. Geo.
w Caldwell. left yesterday for Pin
ion Mesa to spend the summer in the
mountains.
1t is reported that r. n. Case, one
of the realty men of the city, has
leased one of the small business
rooms in the new Majestic theatre
building for his offices.
G. w. Hutton, through the Perry
Simmons real estate agency, sold
house and two lots on Chipeta be-
tween Second and Third to Mrs. Amy.
Consideration $500.
C. S. Shultz and sister. Mrs. S. b.
Roberts. are visitors in the city today
returning from Salt Lake City and
the coast to their home in Sioux City,
Iowa.
C. G. Simpson on yesterday sold to
August Huck. of Chicago, 10 acres of
fine land on Orchard Mesa. Mr..
Huck will move to this city and To-
cate permanently.
Thos. T. Marks is new arrival in
Grand Junction this afternoon from
Topeka. Ohio He has relatives in
this city and at Delta and is making
combined business and pleasure
tour of Colorado.
This afternoon on the Midland AL
bert Hanson, the young man arrested
yesterday ON the charge of forgery
by Sheriff Schrader, was taken back
to Glenwood Springs by Sheriff Will
mot, of Garfield county, to stand
trial.
The union labor men controlling
the new labor hall and club rooms on
Colorado avenue, are rapidly COM
pleting arrangements for the furnish
ing of the rooms in a very attractive
and comfortable manner.
IL. IL. Middle on, of San Francisco,
arrived this morning to be with the
M. J. Frantz Ladies' Bazaar of this
city. Mr.. Middleton is an old hand
in this line of business, that of cater
ing to the fashionable ladies. and is
valuable addition to the firm.
John F. Reed, prominent bust
ness man and owner of several busi-
ness blocks in Toledo. Ohio. is
Grand valley visitor this week. He
is also the owner of 10-acre tract
near Palisade and is looking over the
valley for further investments.
For Jolly time arrange to attend
the calico ball at Margery Hall on
the evening of June II given by the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen and Engine
men. Fine music and best of ar
rangements.
Charles NJ Hansen is suing the
Denver g. Rio Grande for $3.50. the
amount at which he values his two
story hotel and saloon at Bingham
Junction, burned December 81 last.
He says the fire was caused by
sparks from a locomotive.-Sal
Lake Herald.
Rev. William b. Craig. pastor of
the Central Christian church of Dem
yer, one of the city's largest churches.
has resigned the pastorate of that
church to take effect Immediately.
However. the members of the congre-
CATION are divided over whether or
not the resignation should be ac-
cepted.
Last night Walter NJ. Merrill was
elected to the office of prelate of the
local lodge knights of Pythias, sue
ceeding Prof. o. b. Whipple who
rendered his resignation owing to the
fact that he must be out of the city
almost constantly for several months.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting last night and much business
was transacted
j. w Boone, the well known bar
Der. who for a number of years was
engaged in the barber business in
this city but who year ago went to
Idaho, returning here a few weeks
ago. has purchased half interest in
the Modern Barber Shop at 1922
Main street. and the firm is now
known as Boone & Jepson The shop
is one of the best equipped and most
popular in the city. Mr. Boone will
doubtless be greeted by many old
time patrons and friends at his new
place of business.
The special committee appointed
/ by the assessors and the state board
of equalization in Denver have been
meeting with each other the last