The daily sentinel., 1909-02-23
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

j. j. Quist was a visitor in the city
yesterday from Salida.
Miss Emma Murray is quite ill at
her home on Rood avenue.
B. w, Spere of Wichita, Kans., is
visitor in the city this week.
Mrs Horace T. DeLong and son.
Weston. returned yesterday from
visit in the capitol city of the state.
VIM. Bennett, a well known life
insurance man of Denver, is visiting
his Grand junction friends today.
James White has purchased lots
on East Main and has let the contract
for fine modern residence.
Mrs. j. ]. Breneman of Carson, Ia,
is visiting friends and relatives in
the city this week.
Mrs. W. l.. Coburn visited friends
and relatives in Grand Junction the
first part of the week
r. W. Curtis and wife of Paonia
were in the city yesterday. They
returned home this morning.
f. N Pepper of Montrose. well
known in this city, is visiting local
friends.
Ed Copeland came down from Tel
luride Monday on a brief business
visit.
w. P. Floyd, a prominent resident
of Ouray, is transacting business in
Grand Junction.
Mrs. ]. II. Chases visited friends
in the city yesterday, en- route to
her home in Ridgway.
John C. Piatt, manager of the
Grand Floral Company, is i'll in bed
with lumbago.
We win pay you more for your
household goods than the auction
eers. Get our price. Crown Second
Hand Store. 33S Main.
John Handel, one of the seniors of
the high school this year, is quite
i'll at his home on North Fifth street
with pneumonia.
The track squad of the local high
school will turn out for practice as
soon as their suits, which they have
ordered. have arrived.
Ralph Kenney and family are eX-
pected to return this afternoon from
a few days visit with Mr.. Kenny's
brother-in-law, C. e. Walker, cashier
of the Palisade National bank.
The Choral society will meet in the
church this evening at O'Clock in
stead of 1880 on account of the lee
ture.
Messrs. Antics and Glasco, the
Grand junction real estate men, have
returned from short visit in Utah
and are much pleased with the coun-
try over which they travelled
r. c. Caldwell. of the well known
realty firm of Caldwell and Walker,
who has been visiting at his old
home in the East, returned this
morning
We will pay you more for your
household goods than the auction
GERS Get our price. Crown Second
Hand Store, 33S Main. Phone Black
622
Mr.. j. D. Green of the Mesa Dry
Goods company left this morning for
Chicago to make purchases for spring
and summer.
One begging vagrant and gun
toter" were the only cases before
Police Judge Hill this morning On
promise of immediate departure and
possible good behavior the pair were
allowed to leave the city.
Mrs. E. 7. Wasson and daughter,
Rose, were called to Dolores this
morning by the very serious illness of
Mrs. Wasson's mother who is very
well known in that city. They left
OH No. 316 this morning.
About twenty of the friends of
Miss Lenore Norris gave her n sur
prise Monday evening in the form of
a masquerade party. Games were
played In the early part OF tHe EVEN
ing At O'Clock a delicious lunch
con was served and as a final treat
all attended the performance at the
Majestic theatre. All report splen-
did time.
One of the pleasantest affairs of
the month was the dance given by
the brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men and Enginemen at the Auditor
ium last evening. A large attendance
was present and everyone enjoyed the
affair to the limit. The music was
furnished by Ray Parker's orchestra.
1t is matter of regret that the
friends who are active in obtaining
signatures for the paving proposition
cannot submit that petition to coun-
ell tonight. There are some few
property owners out of the city, some
live at other places and the petition
has been kept going through the
mail for some time. However, 1t is
anticipated that all will be ready by
the first meeting of council in the
month of March.