The daily sentinel., 1909-01-21
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

James Mcconnell of the Colorado
Shoe Store, is expected home IN ie"
DAYS from visit to Chicago.
Saturday night sis Hopkins
comes 10 the Park opera house. Seats
now selling at Kraft & Emerson S.
A. T. Kraft. the druggist. is still
very i'll at his >home on Gunnison
avenue. He has typhoid fever
Tonight Mr.. w II. Buthorn enter
tains the directors of the Chamber OF
Commerce at dinner at the La
Court.
There was a very busy session OF
the knights of Pythias last night and
there was a good attendance in spite
of the inclement weather.
DR.. Charles Gasho leaves in rev
DAYS for a trip up the Montrose lne
in the interest of the big knlshts Oh
Pythias convention to be held in TINS
city on February l.
On next Tuesday evening the direc-
| tors of the Chamber of Commerce
and their wives will be entertained
at dinner by the management and
| trustees of the Western University,
at the University. The affair prom
| ises to be a very pleasant one.
Copies of the new state banking
! law, embodying the bank guaranty
provisions. introduced in the Colo
RADIO Legislature and drafted by EN-
! Cox. Charles S. Thomas. have been
received in Grand Junction during
the past two days by numerous local
| citizens, through the courtesy of Rep
| resentative William Weiser, of this
| county.
In honor of Senator Henry NJ. Tel
Ter, who retires from the senate on
| March 4th. Senator Simon Guggen-
helm will give a dinner on February
xtsl inlt
guests. numbering twenty, VIII be
membe of the senate who have been
associated for years with Senator
\ Teller.
II was decided yesterday afternoon
at a meeting of the stockholders of
the Briquette Manufacturing com
pany to have work started AT once on
a factory in this city \ contract was
let to Daniel Friedman for the erec-
ton of the building. which will be of
good size and which will be located
on South Seventh street near the
railroad 1t is believed that the pro-
duct will be generally used in
smudging, by the fruit growers. Dan
iel Griffin was elected president;
George Smith, vice president; IL. IL.
Taylor, treasurer: and Laurence
Hynes, manager and secretary at the
meeting yesterday. II. Jones was
chosen as assistant secretary.
Believing that 1t will be for the
best, Rev. Eugene H. Smith, former
pastor of the Methodist church in this
city, who for several months has been
suffering from serious infection OF
one of the lower limbs. was removed
to Denver last night where he will be
placed in one of the large hospitals
and given the attention and care OF
noted physicians and surgeons. Rev
Smith was carried to the station on
an improvised stretcher and was
made very comfortable on this
stretcher or cot on the train en- route
to Denver The sick man was ac'
companied by his wife and one of his
brothers who has been visiting here
for the past ten days. The great
lost of friends in the city and valley
hope that the trip to Denver will
prove as beneficial as it is hoped and
that Rev Smith will soon be able to
be up again.
One of the most interesting pro
ductions that will be at the Park
opera house this season is In Wy
oming.' II is the product of the
versatile Willard Mack's pen.
Mack was happy in the selectio"
his locality upon which to h0ii4 r
J story and it contains all
ments that go to make g"
section of America hole
fascination for the tour'rt '"'.
the great west with its gIrH.. wide
plains and interesting characters
Mr.. Mack has laid his story in wy
oming, the famous cattle country
where many stories could be told o
fortunes made and lost. He ha
| cleverly converted actual occurrence
| and scenes to stage uses, and hoV
| well he did his work will he demon
| strated when ''In Wyoming" will b.
| presented at the Park, Monday, Jan
uary %, by a specially selected cast