The daily sentinel., 1909-01-04
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

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Fifty men were lodged at the
Mercy Mission one night last week.
DIR. Drew spent yesterday on Kan
nah Creek.
Van Horns for stationery. 551I
Main.
Tonight the Elks will meet in reg
ular session.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii A. House were
the host and hostess at delightful
dinner party on Saturday evening.
| Hear them tonight. "Roney's
Boys" Congregational church. Ad-
mission so and rs cents for those not
holding season tickets.
/ A donation of $1,000 has been
made by the national organization of
Elks to the Italian earthquake suf-
| ferers.
Undersheriff c. II. Wallis left Sat
urday for Kansas City to obtain Vern
Zoflin. who is wanted here on
charge of forgery.
Miss Laura Volmer is i'll at her
home in this city with that unwel-
come little malady known as the
mumps.
! /. 1. Boak. head consul of the
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card containing New Years greet
ings to many friends in Grand June
ton.
John Dominick, the boy who was
SO terribly burned a couple of weeks
ago, is improving steadily and will
be out in n few weeks
Clint Wilkinson and Harry Carroll,
of Patton, Iowa, are visiting in the
city today en- route to the coast with
| their old friend Orin Cheedle, of the
Moody Jewelry company, of this city.
Tonight the famous Roney Boys
appear in the city. If you haven't
a season ticket for the lecture course
you can secure extra seats at the
door
Wednesday night Jacob Ris, one
of the greatest philanthropists. writ
ers, lecturers and thinkers in Am
erica, will be heard at the Congre-
gational church as one of the attrac-
tions on the lecture course. His lee
i ture is certain to be one of the fin
est ever heard in Grand Junction.
/ Rev. j. J. Ramsey left yesterday
for New Castle to spend Sunday with
| his congregation. week from Mon
day Rev. Ramsey will leave for IL
linois. his old home, where his ia
ther is in delicate health and in need
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| cured vacation and will spend it in
what we consider the most pleasant
of all ways-with "the old folks at
home. .''-Fruita Mail
A message was received in this
city yesterday from Gateway, Colo,
stating that the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mahaffery, of that place had
been burned to the ground while they
were away attending dance. Christ
mas night Incendarism is suspected
and arrests have been made. Mrs
Mahaffery was formerly Miss Lucia
Rees. a well known high school girl
of this city.
"Roneys Boys" programs show a
remarkable growth in public musical
taste in the past twenty years, Each
year has witnessed an uplift in the
higher class of music given. Judic-
iously interspersed with lighter music
of the better class, the programs have
reached higher plane with each re-
curing season, and have welded IA
decided educational influence
throughout the country Hear them
tonight.
At the home of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Mouiton, on
Spring Creek mesa. Thursday even
ing, Miss Gertrude Moulton and
Ralph Henderson of Grand Junction
were united in marriage, the cere-
mony being performed by Judge -
w. Hanes. The young people 1t
yesterday for Grand Junction Were
the groom has a position ., 18th the
government. host of friends ex-
tend congratulations EN-
pire.
Sunday morning from Salt Lake
City Henry b. Roney and his famous
'Roney Boys" arrived in Grand
junction and are guests at one of the
local hotels. Tonight the remark
able organization will be heard at the
Congregational church as one of the
attractions on the lecture course.
big audience will be present. There
is quite a demand for extra tickets
and those who have not yet secured
extra tickets but desire them can
secure them at the door tonight The
entertainment is certain to be one of
the finest ever given in the city
'Roney's Boys" are famous the coun-
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