The daily sentinel., 1909-04-10


Agricultural college. is in the city
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fritz FREQ
ericks. a fine boy. Mother and littl
one doing very nicely
Ray Slocomb left yesterday TO
Westwater where he will work on
ranch and spend his summer vaca
tion.
This afternoon the poultry assoc
/ iation is holding an interesting meet
ing in the offices of the Chamber o
Commerce.
Night Policeman Welsh received
message last night announcing tn
death of his aged mother at the oil,
home in Sioux City. Iowa.
1t was about 8 O'Clock last nigh
when Rio Grande No. 3, due at nooI
yesterday. arrived and the Midland
No. 1903, was still later.
Grand Junction yesterday voted tC
have a charter election at which tho
idea of government by commission i,
to be tried. 1t is a new fad and may
work all right for time.-Bouldel
Herald.
r. C. Burke, an experienced pool
and billiard man. from Grand juno
ton, has bought the hall of Mr. Mar
tin on Eighth street across from the
postoffice and will take possession
at once.-Glenwood Avalanche.
In many of the windows in the
business district of the city there are
beautiful Easter displays. Original
ideas are carried out most success
fully The displays are very inter-
esting and very creditable.
On Thursday night the tempera-
ture fell to 2S degrees above zero in
the Florence (Fremont county, fruit
district and dispatches from Florence
state that some damage was done TO
the peach crop.
Mrs. Sprigg Shackleford. district
president of the Federated Woman's
Clubs was the guest of honor at an
lmpromp'u reception at the home of
Mrs. G. w. Rippey Tuesday at which
the members of the various women's
clubs of the city were present.
Montrose Enterprise.
Darwin p. Kingsley, president of
the New York Life Insurance Co,
and Mrs. Kingsley. arrive tomorrow
evening from the west to be the
guests of Postmaster and Mrs Edwin
Price. Preparations are rapidly be-
ing completed for the several enter
tainments to be given in the city in
honor of the visitors.
Ray Moore left this morning for
W AClt llt VIII LOT
a few days and then expects to con-
tinue on to Grand Junction. where he
will also remain for a while. He is
by his brother, Robert
Moore. who came to Telluride soon
after Ray was taken sick.-Telluride
Journal.
There being no heat in the offices
in the rear of the Grand Valley bank
building. no meeting was held by the
board of directors of the Chamber of
Commerce last night Two or three
of the directors declined to remain in
the cold room and therefore it was
impossible to get quorum together
and no business was transacted.
No changes were madeain the cleo
ton results by the official count CON
fucted late yesterday afternoon. AS
announced unofficially by The SEN
incl Wednesday Mayor-elect Lees
plurality is 349 and II. f. Vorbeck's
plurality for city clerk is only votes
1t is possible that recount of the
votes may be asked for by City Clerk
Conley.
Tomorrow is Easter Sunday and
all of the churches of the city will
observe the sacred anniversary i'm an
deal manner. In nearly every church
there will be rendered beautiful mu-
sical programs and the sermons will
all have reference TO the day and its
1t is to be hoped that the
day will he ideal in its weather con-
iitions. Easter Sunday is always
observed in Grand juno
lion.
This morning a full car load of
orchard heaters were shipped out of
his city to DeBeque for orchardists |
IN that section The heaters were |
manufactured by the National Or |
chard Heater company of this city |
This company, organized by Messrs. |
j. {. Plank and II. e. Fulghrum have |
turned out thousands and thousands !
of heaters this season and the deliv- !
cries have nearly all been made.
Rev. j. A. Becker. of Grand juno |
lion, gave an excellent anti-saloon |
address at the Congregational church |
Monday evening, being the last rally |
ot the anti-saloon forces for the cam |
paign. Mr.. Becker is a saloon fighter |
rom away back and has for the past |
few years been largely Instrumental |
In rouslng the anti-saloon sentiment |
IN Grand Junction which terminated |
IN banishinS the saloons in that city |
ast Observation-Disclosures Enterprise. |
Just because it was warmer last |
night and may be warmer tonight the |
fruit growers of the valley and the |
citizens OF this city should not take |
II for granted that the fruit crop is
safe. Preparations to smudge should |
go ahead constantly. There is no |
telling what night heavy frost may |
come and every fruit grower should |
be ready to fight the frost If 1t does |
come. Let every young man or old |
man who will volunteer TO assist in
the orchards notify Sacrotarv Mn
honey of the Chamber of Commerce |
At once and be ready for call to |
work any night. Not only the fruit |
growers but every other class of cit
lzens in this valley and city will suf-
Ier IL the fruit cron is rnined