The daily sentinel., 1909-04-27
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

mr. a G. Taylor leaves for Dehve,
.,,,s waning on a short professional
and pleasure trip. ~, at
George Wampler, seriously III a.
ST Matthew's hospital. is some pe,lei
today. Ill, he
meeting OF the Cemetery improve
ment association.
Tomorrow night work in the ram
of Knipht will be done by the knights
of Pythias. :, ,.oraa
Tonight the city council convenes
al 3 o'clock and there promises TO De
very busy session. sa,
one pair of lots in Keith's addi-
tion: $500; on easy terms. see n
I GRAY Realty Company, 1897 Main'
The big gang of workmen en-
ployed on the city bitches are making
good headway under the direclion Vi
Commissioner Thomas RAIDER
we have 10 acres of young orcnaro
RI trade for city property. Orchard
worth $500. See II. j. Grey Realty
Company. 337 Main street.
DIR. r. B. Swiss is visiting frlends
among the medical men of the city
from Denver. where he is a proml-
nent physician.
G. b. Coles arrived in the city last
night from Arvada, Colo, for a Visit
of several weeks with friends and
relatives here He also Will look
over land with an eye to locating.
There was a very enjoyable and
busy session of the Elks last night.
There were many members in at
tendance and initiatory work was
done.
Work on the new premium list OF
the Mesa County Fair is going ahead
rapidly and the big premium book
will be issued for circulation within
few weeks.
The wife and daughter of Judge
w. A. Berry have arrived from the
east and the family is located at the
Moody residence on East Ouray ave-
nue..
Grand Junction has certainly been
enjoying an epidemic of petty thiey-
cry and housebreaking during the
past week Numerous offenses have
been reported and few if any of the
offenders have been run to earth.
Newton Rozzelle, who formerly
was connected with the drug firm of
Sturtevant & Quist of Grand juno
tion, has accepted a position with W.
S. Parkinson and will make this city
his future home.--Glenwood Av-
alanche.
The Brent and Prowers Irrigation
district voted $2,300.000 worth of
bonds yesterday at Lamar for the
construction of a canal and reservoir
system When completed 0,000
acres of land will be put under irri-
CATION.
In Sundays Denver News-Times
there appeared a very interesting
and attractive full page adv. of the
famous Pecos valley lands of Texas.
for which lands II. J. Gray & Co., of
this city. are the western Colorado
representatives.
Tomorrow morning W. II. Holman,
the well known boilermaker. leaves
for Montrose with gang of men to
repair the boilers of the Montrose
Electric Light company The con-,
tract is pretty big one and will re-
quire a number of days.
The marriage of NJ. S. Daniel,
linotype operator employed on The
Daily Herald. and Miss Alice Grubbs,
the pretty daughter of Constable
Henry e. Grubbs, has been announc-
ed. The bride has been employed in
the Palisade telephone exchange The
couple will make their home here.
Reports from every fruit district in
the valley indicate that the fruit is in
superb condition at this time. Every
grower seems hopeful of getting
without any serious damage from
frost. However. 1t is well for all to
realize that the danger will not be
passed for at least fifteen days yet.
Al an early hour this morning
very animated and serious caucus
was held in the offices of Mayor ]. II.
Lee by the mayor, the anti-saloon
aldermen. the McClintock trio and
number of other leaders in the anti
saloon organization. Every nerve is
being strained by these gentlemen to
hold onto the appointive jobs whether
legally or Illegally secured, Just so
they can hold on, that's the idea.
John Marshall Harlan, associate
justice of the United States supreme
court, will be candidate for mod
orator of the Presbyterian church of
America at the meeting of the gen
eral assembly In Denver next month.
and will be here in person to push his
candidacy. DIR. Coyle, himself once
a moderator and one of the leaders of
the church, has received authoritative
information OF Justice Harlan's cam
didacy.
Last night at a largely attended
meeting of the Woodmen of the
world new officers were elected to
I'LL vacancies. A. G. Lange wac
chosen as advisor lieutenant. Ralnb
Iurner was elected banker and Luth-
er roster was chosen as sentry. The
eiections were lively and spirited.
inc new officers were installed and
tnen the Woodmen repaired to an ice
cream parlor and enjoyed deliehtful
refreshments. u
The half price shoe sale pulled off
Dy Cass &c Co. SUCCESSORS to the Roe-
ton Shoe Store Co. during the mast
Two weeks was a big success. They
advertised good shoes at half prjce;,
ana delivered the goods. They have
some lust as good as were sold. in
hgn and low sizes which will be lef,
on the sale tables for another ueei,