The daily sentinel., 1909-02-06

| Archie Thomas of the Smitf-Bailey
Drug Co., of Salt Lake City, is Wis
itor in the city.
Miss Marian Hilbert is visiting her
sister in this city this week from
Bisbee, Arizona.
N. n. Hodges is visiting former
Nebraska friends in the valley this
week from Memo. Neb.
Carl Woodmanse. the popular rail-
roader, left last night for visit of
couple of months in California.
Mrs. G. p. Rogers is quite i'll at
her home on Colorado avenue with
la grippe and other complications.
Quite few Grand Junction peo-
pie expect to attend the coming land
drawing which occurs at Gooding
Idaho, Monday.
| Max Boyer left this morning for
couple of weeks rabbit hunt below
Mack and to visit with his friend,
| Glen Minton.
C. f. Burton. of this city, was
made assistant secretary of the pres
ent session of the state Y. NJ. C. A.
convention.
1t is announced that s. c. Skinner
has resigned as postmaster at Molina.
this county, and George |. Cole has
been appointed to take his place.
Chief of Police ONeil yesterday
denied the report in the Morning
News that he had granted permission
| to the children to roller skate on the
sidewalks.
Misses Lillian and Winifred Saw
| yer entertained number of their
| friends last night at their home on
Second street All report IA very
pleasant time.
The saloon license at Holly, Colo.
was yesterday increased from $500
TO $4,000 year. 1t is said that the
two saloons in the town will pay
| the high license.
| Seats are selling at Kraft C Emer-
sons for Shore Acres" the great
play to be presented by Archie Boyd
and his splendid company at the Park
opera house next Tuesday evening.
| There was a light snow in thelcity
and valley last night. The day down
ed bright and beautiful and the sun
shone brightly all day. There was
considerable drop in the temperature
| between and 20 O'Clock this morn
| ing.
| With the opening of the new West
ern Pacific line the Denver & Rio
| Grande will handle far greater
amount of freight and passenger
traffic than it is now handling and
it is already handling an immense
| amount.
Dr. Allen and G. NJ. Strong. of
Forest. Ill, are visiting in the city
with their old friend. Judge L. *.
Byers. Dr. Allen expects to locate
here some time in the near future
and both gentlemen are greatly i'm
pressed with the valley.
There is a report today to the eff
feet that two of the men whom the
| railway detectives are said to he
! seeking. accused of the larceny of
freight shipments from box cars on
trains on which they We're employed,
were in the city yesterday aud the
day before.
One of the most beautiful. inter
esting and popular plays CT The last
| decade. Shore Acres" It's story
| never grows old. Tuesday night il
will be presented at the Park opera
house. This week 1t is playing to
immense business in Salt Lake City,
at the Colonial theatre.
Phil Peters, Jr., who was in the
recent Dotsero wreck. but escaped
with practically no injury. is over
from Denver visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Peters. The Colonel
says his son will have to be in two
| wrecks yet to come up to his record.
-Montrosc Press.
| Mrs. Wilhelmina Lallman and son.
! Fred. were arrivals in the city last
night from Omaha. to make their
permanent home. Mrs. Lallman is
the mother of +. w. Lallman of the
City Barber Shop. They have long
heard of the valley and people aud
, now have decided to east their for
tunes here.
This afternoon Representative
William Weiser addressed the Wom-
ans Club at special meeting held
at the home of Mrs. Frank l. Lee on
| Ouray avenue. II was most en-
| ioyahle session. Mrs. ID. u. Forsyth
made a most interesting talk on the
theme, Are There Any Poor People
in Grand Junction."
Miss Gladys Wells entertained in
celebration of seventeenth birthday.
a number of her girl friends al sup
per last night. and in the evening her
lady and gentlemen friends. at her
home at 1853 White avenue. She
| received many handsome gifts in
cluding n pretty stick pin and Il huge
box of candy from her High school
! friends.
| FOR SALEENew Upton piano.
H..