The daily sentinel., 1909-04-16
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
The Eagles meet this evening.

The Eagles meet this evening.
The work of auditing the books
of the Y NJ. c. A. is still in progress.
J. NJ. Wormell, OF Glenwood. is in
the city today
The Trades and Labor Assembly
meets tonight in regular session.
G. II. Whitelaw. prominent Delta
business man. is here on business
today.
Miss Mary E. Schuster has tust
returned and has opened her dress
making shop at 52S Main. room Z.
Tonight the board of directors of
the Chamber of Commerce will meet
in regular session.
There is talk of starting a weekly
paper in the little town of White
water.
New music is constantly being re-
ceived at Lutes' Music Store. Come
in and let us show you the latest.
This afternoon Rio Grande No. 3
was an hour late and the Midland
was about two hours late.
a great many trees have been
planted in Grand Junction today in
observance of Arbor Day.
Only three more days. znciuding
Sunday, are left of the present city
administration.
This afternoon Mrs. ED Winter
burn at her pretty home on Ouray
avenue is entertaining the Jolly
Thimble Club.
We have 5 and 10 acre ranches to
trade for city property, if taken at
once. See II. j. Gray Realty Co. 337
Main-st.
The concrete contractors are get
ting very busy now that spring has
opened up and a great deal of side
walk work will be done at once.
A gang of men are employed re-
laying the broken sections of the
street crossings along the streets
where the street car line is laid.
Arbor Day has been marked by
many picnics and outings in the hills
near the city. The weather being so
ideal picnics and outings have been
strictly in order.
Blaine Kitzmiller and Arthur Hem
ges leave this afternoon for Denver
to bring to the city four Ford autos
and a White Steamer. They will
return early next week.
Mrs. julius Schmidt and baby left
yesterday afternoon over the Midland
for visit at Mrs. Schmidt's old home
in Iowa. They will be out of the
CITY several weeks.
Cass & Co. successors to the Boston
Shoe Store Co. have secured the sell
ing agency for the celebrated Tom
Boy shoes for little men. youths. lit
tie gents and children.
Charles Stewart goes down to
Grand Junction Sunday morning.
where he will meet relatives return
ing to the east from a winters visit
in California. accompanying them to
Telluride Journal.
Today the Denver and Rio Grande
pay car is expected to reach the city
and distribute good many thousand
dollars among the employees whose
homes or headquarters are in Grand
junction.
Archie Wells. of The Sentinel. is
still seriously ill with tonsilitis at
his home on White avenue. The
young man has been confined TO his
bed for the past eight days.
Timothy Manion. the well known
mining man, came in yesterday from
Denver and left this morning for
Ouray to resume his duties as super
intendent of a large group of mining
properties in that district.
Tomorrow is the last day that the
saloons of Grand junction will be
permitted to operate unless the new
city council that goes into office or
next Monday evening grants the sa-
looms an extension of license.
Work on the new sanitarium being
erected ON Main between Seventh
and Eighth by DIR. Dymenberg is pro
crossing very rapidly. The building
will be a very attractive one wher
completed.
Mrs Jones. manager of the loca
offices of the Western Union Tele
graph company, is having a hand
some and modern residence erected
on Grand avenue between Ninth and
Tenth streets. The work started
this week
There has been much talk ovei
| the proposition of advertising the
city and the valley as health resorts
since the announcement of the plans
in The Sentinel yesterday. The prop
osition is generally looked upon with
favor.
There was a meeting of the board
of directors of the Y. NJ. C. A. last
night but no important business was
transacted 1t was announced thai
the work on the new Y. NJ C. A
building will be completed in tn,
course of few weeks.
A number of well known Crane
junction men have organized TIL,
Automatic Almagating Mining ant
Milling Company. capitalized a
100000. John S. Reyburn. JOSEPH
r. Aug and Harry Hudson are th'
incorporators.
Yesterday afternoon many of tn,
departments of the city schools car
ried out appropriate and interesting
programs in observance of Arbor Da.
and today the pupils are enjoying ;
vacation from their work, this being
Arbor Day,
Otis NJ. Eliot, for a number o
years one OF the most popular sales
mon in tho Eair stnrn has snyarel