The daily sentinel., 1909-10-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

to Portland. They left on No. today.
NJ. o. Delaplain is not yet back
from his trip 10 Denver
r. Arnold Andrew yesterday enter
ed as a member at the Y. NJ. C. A.
Arthur Corrcll. OF Paxton, Ills. is
quite i'll at the st. Matthews hos
pitaI.
c. S. Horahan. the insurance man.
returned today from a visit to DEN
yer
Secretary Mahony has received
many specimens of fine apples for the
exhibit at the Chicago exhibition.
r. w Hin left yesterday afternoon
for an extended visit with relatives
in Goldsmith, Ind.
n. W. johnson and wife left this
morning on The Midland for their
home in Utica, New York
Sheriff Schrader this morning left
with the convicts for Canon City.
They were five in number.
Mr. Porter. the moving picture
man is here today from the Edison
Co. and with MIR Dean will make
more pictures of the smudging and
other scenes.
]. l.. Boroska and son left yester-
day afternoon on the Midland for
Lafayette. Indiana, to make their fu-
ture home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Van Laut
Meserobe OF 1901 Elizabeth street.
Pueblo, are the guests OF Blanchard
Mckee and Lean McReynolds.
S. 5. Sanger starts tomorrow on
rnt. ttsfF. d IA
Oklahoma, ew Mexico and Texas
He will be gone about five weeks
Tonight the board of directors OF
the Y. NJ. C.. A. will meet at the
building and give attention to con
siderable business. The meeting is
called for 1880.
There has been big demand,
since the announcement in The Sen
tinel yesterday, for copies of Collier s
Weekly containing the article on Col
orado.
Nearly everyone seems to be boost =
ing for the Western Slope Congress.
AS Grand Junction has set the date
Glenwood Avalanche.
Last night the Royal Arch Masons
| had a big meeting, conferring the
they meet again and will do work in
| the Royal Arch degree.
Thieves broke into the Ramey-
Perce Lumber Company's office on
South Seventh street last night and
stole money to the amount of SIS or
So
w. G. Mack, the railroad man who
was severely injured on Monday
night. as detailed yesterday. is get
ting along as well as can be expected
and his recovery seems certain He
is at st. Mary's hospital
Peoples Mission of Grand June
tion, will have their opening service
| tonight. Oct. IA. at 615 Colorad o
avenue. Beginning with street meet
ing at 1880 and service in the hall At
s O'Clock. Everybody welcome. He'd
Wig Peterson in charge
The Woman's Club, the Elks and
various organizations have joined in
helping the Graham family who live
on Book Cliff avenue. Mrs. Graham
is widow with seven or eight chill
| dren and in need of support. One
of the younger children a short time
ago stuck himself in the eve with a
hatpin. DR.. Reed and Dr. Henderson
Offered their services in treating the
case.
II is announced that Rev. Lane. of
\ Telluride, may be engaged or called
as pastor of the local Baptist church
| for the coming year, AT a meeting
of the membership neXt Sunday call
will be formally extended to Rev.
Lane. and the salary fixed. This
morning Rev w. I. Davis and family
left the city for La Junta where they
will make their future home. Rev.
| Davis resigned the local pastorate
and accepted the pastorate at La
Junta. The best wishes of great
host of friends follow Rev. Davis and
family to their new home.
meeting of the school board was
held last night and the final pay
ment on the Hawthorne building was
made. The board also awarded the
contract for coal for school use to
the Book Cliff Coal Company.
Sheiburn 5. Sanger sold to NJ. C.
Coleman of Fonda. la, yesterday, 10
acres of young orchard on Orchard
Mesa for $4,000 T. Il. McVey sold
to 5. S. Sanger lot l in block /, Or
chard Mesa Heights. Joseph p. Kei-
fer 20. $, Coen. agent sold to S. S
Sanger o acres of raw land on Or
chard mesa for $4,000
Bob Taylor is more than a genius
in his way, and today stands alone
as the great portrayer. upon the lee
ture platform, of the beauties of ma
ture. and delineator of the humber
characters. His is heart of melody
and tongue of gold -Chattanooga
Times. Hear Bob Taylor next Thurs
day night on the Y. NJ. c. A. Star
course.
The final details have Just been
completed for the sale of 900 acres
of land in the western end of Mont
rose county from the Montrose Or
chard Company to Burger & Free
land. representing firm of Denver
capitalists. The price paid is under
| stood to have been s65.000. The
deal is for cash, and the new OWN
ers Will take immediate possession of
the laud.-Montrose Press.
Mrs Na1Iia