The daily sentinel., 1909-01-19
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

The harness oil season is on. Fred
Mantey.
Mack Russey of DeBeque. brother
of Mrs. NJ. f. Neal, is visiting in the
city.
Always the best time of the year,
| the dance of the young ladies of the
Catholic church. Wednesday, Feb. 3.
You can have the best time of your
life at the dance of the young ladies
of the Catholic church Date is
| February 3. Get your tickets.
In several of the Denver papers
| yesterday appeared large and most
| interesting views taken at the scene
of the Dotsero wreck.
j. D. Wood. millionaire sheepman
and mine owner. was accidentally
killed by train in the railroad yards
in Salt Lake City on Sunday.
The interest today in the annual
election of directors of the Chamber
of Commerce has been the keenest
ever manifested in the election.
Judge j. f. Ong, who was injured
in Denver recently in an automobile
! accident. has returned to Grand
Junction and is able to get about on
| crutches.
One of the peculiar incidents of the
! Dotsero wreck was that not Il tie or
rail was disturbed by the impact of
the two trains.-Glenwood Ava
lanche.
| Every member of the Chamber of
Commerce should be in attendance
tonight at the annual meeting and
assist in the work of selecting a board
of directors.
Leon j. Chapman is helping out i'll
| the county treasurer's office as
member of the night force that is
working on the tax schedules and
notices.
Grand Junction is well represented
this week at the live stock show in
| Denver. over twenty Grand Juno
tion people are in Denver.
Last night at its annual meeting
the Woodmen Investment company
elected c. b. Rich. S. b. Hutchinson,
! Walter NJ. Merrill. Henry f. Rhone
and Charles E. Bond as directors
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Order
of Railway Conductors will serve tur-
key supper for the big dance given by
the call boys, Wednesday evening
January 20.
ID. f. Parks, Miss Rose McCary. j.
ID. Turner Oscar Turner, Mr. and
Mrs Fred Mantey left yesterday for
Denver to attend the stock show
They expect to be gone week or ten
days.
Hear the Whitneys tonight in their
great concert at the Congregational
church Admission, 90 cents for sea-
son ticket holders and SO cents for
all others. Concert opens at $50
pm.
The Red Mill" the magnificent
musical extravaganza playing the
Broadway theatre in Denver this
week, is TO be an early attraction at
the Park opera house.
The vote of Representative VIII
liam Weiser. of this county, was cast
today for Charles j. Hughes. for
United States senator from Colorado.
The vote of Senator Horace Y. De
Long, of this county, was cast for
lornly for Robert w Boyngne, for
United States senator.
Good news, indeed. was the an
nouncement made by Orson Adams to
the fruit growers, given exclusive
publication in this paper yesterday.
of the fact that work on the inter
urban electric railway lines will be-
gin Immediately after the city's sys-
TEN is completed
The announcement in The Sentiuoi
yesterday of the making of a divi-i~
point out of Green River cro 80
much comment, especially in
road circles. Green River t~-
sought to be made "A digie
and it will now enjoy ,.''id /
growth and development
Tonight they appear lous |
Whitneys, at the Congr egational
church, one of the greatest musical |
attractions ever brought to the city |
Admission % cents for people hold |
ing lecture course season tickets and
80 cents for all others No reserved /
seats. Concert opens at $50.
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