The daily sentinel., 1909-03-10
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

tomorrow night the Y. NJ. C. A.
board viii hold a regular meeting.
Exclusive patterns of wall paper
may be had at the Mesa Paint ant
Wall Paper Co., 500 Main street.
C. d. Smith, the well known bust
ness man, spent the day in Palisade
on business.
Rev. G. F. LeClere is in Texas this
week attending to property interests.
He is expected home tomorrow.
Mrs. Thos. Peters is visiting in the
city today from .lolina, Ill. She has
relatives in this city.
| J. NJ. Osborn left this morning for
Montrose to be gone a few days on
business.
Thomas Van Buren left this morn
ing for Delta on short business trip
of a week or ten days.
| Chas. Drew. brother of Alderman
Drew. left yesterday for Whitewater.
for short visit.
Cowen Tally is up from Fruita this
week visiting friends and relatives
in this city
| Contractor Winterburn has work
well under way on a pretty bungalow
| on Ouray avenue between Tenth and
Eleventh streets.
Thos. Moss, well known Grand
Junction boy. is in Whitewater today
| and expects to remain there for a
few days, on business.
Hear the Dixie Quintette, famous
colored singers, at the Congregation
al church next Monday night. Seats
on sale at Lutes.
f. E. Blaisdell. the well known
real estate man, who has been on
the sick list the past few days, suf-
fering with lumbago, is reported bet
ter this morning.
Jack Hynes, well known in this
city, who has been running an engine
on the Uintah road, for the past few
months. has returned for short visit
with friends here and will return to
his work tomorrow.
The frost is about out of the
ground in the Browns park country
and the ice in the river is breaking
up. Hundreds of head of cattle driv-
en- there during the winter are ex-
pected to perish.-Vernal Express.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dittman are re-
joicing over the arrival of a young
son at their home in Grand Junction.
Mrs. Dittman will be remembered as
Miss Mabel English. formerly of this
city.=Aspen Democrat.
w l.. Cuddy, of Fruita, passed
through the city this morning with
his traction engine bound for Pali-
sade to work on the new bridge,
which will be constructed there in
II the near future.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. A. Hunnex and
little daughter, of New York City,
who have been visiting with friends
ere the past week, left last night
Tor Seattle, Washington. They ex-
pect to sail as missionaries for China
in few weeks.
Bills proposing to establish COM
missions and commissioners received
going over in the house yesterday.
Mr.. Weiser declared himself dead
against" anything of the kind. He
said that the state suffered from too
many commissions now. Rather than
make any more the Legislature
should cut off some of those that
now exist.--Denver Republican.
Get tickets early for the famous
Dixie Quintette, -colored singers and
jubilee shouters, who appear at the
Congregational church next Monday
night under the auspices of the High
School Athletic Association. One of
the finest organizations of its kind
in America. A great program. Ad-
mission, so and rs cents. Seats sell
ing at Lutes' book store.
Robert oxford, an S-year-old boy.
robbed the Montrose postof1ice of
$16S Monday. The boy in a remark
able manner learned to open the
tumblers OF the combinations. AS
result he stole letters and valuable
packages containing money and jew
elry from the boxes of a jewelry firm,
the county treasurer and from many
other boxes. He will be sent to the
industrial school.
1t is estimated that 2 900 colonists
went through Ogden for the north
and west the first of the week of the
cheap rates. There was a lull in the
passenger traffic Sunday and yester-
day. but it is thought that travel will
be heavier than ever the latter part
of the week Colonists start from
their homes in the east at the open
ing of the week, and this brings
them into Ogden during the last
= three days of the week.-Salt Lake
: Herald.
..ns afternoon at o'clock the
: meeting of ladies to discuss the ceme-
: terry improvement plans, was called
: to order in the basement of the Con-
= gregational church. There is a good
attendance and a permanent organ
: ization will be effected and other i'm
: portant steps taken. The announce
. ment made exclusively by The SEN
. tinel yesterday of the organization
. of the cemetery improvement assoc
iation, aroused much interest.