The daily sentinel., 1909-05-10
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

road wagons IN the Siey ." -. NO
"a w. Smith, a well known De
paone rancher and brother-in-law'
are visitors in the city today
G. NJ. Kranston. one OF Fruiia
nioneer ranchmen, is transactin5
business in the city today
Undertaken Hattie G. Pearson was
called to Fruita yesterday on pro
fessional business.
Albert Hammer. one of the popular
clerks of the Smith Drug Co. spent
yesterday in Palisade :,
DR.. Hammond. the well KNOW
Fruita dentist. was calling on friends
yesterday - pa
F. A. Franklin. of the Peters IA,
ner Co. is making calls on his local
patrons today.
home yesterday from pleasant WISH
with friends in Denver.
Gray Williams. a prominent mer-
chant of San Pedro, New Mexico, Is
visitor in the city this week
guest of his brother.
]. C. Armour is a visitor in the
CITY this week from North Platte,
Neb. He is here looking over lano
and expects to locate.
Tomorrow evening the city council
will meet in regular session ana
much business will be given atten-
tion.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Matthews and
Mr. and Mrs. Hartsler, of Bloom
field. Iowa, are new arrivals in the
city and are looking over land ana
orchards.
Mr.. Dewitt Sedgwick is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Ullery. Mr.
Sedgwick is en- route from Los An
geles to his home in South Bend
Indiana.
NJ. o. Delaplain returned yesterday
from Denver where he has been for
the past two weeks seeking relief
from hay fever He returns home
feeling much improved.
See Dan T. Sully as Father DAILY
in his great comedy, The Match
maker" at the Park opera house to-
night One of the prettiest plays OF
the year.
A Plymouth Rock hen belonging
to T. II. Rosman, of Greeley, on Sat
urday laid. an egg 6 $40 inches in
circumference and 8 Il inches around
endwise.
Edgar r, Locke. of the e. r. Locke
Music Co. of Denver, has arrived in
the city and taken charge of the
business of the Lindholm Piano COM
pany, in the Schiesswohl block
Many people seem to be under the
impression that the trout season will
open this year earlier than usual
under the new game laws. This is a
mistake, the season will not open
until June /.
Peter LeFever, formerly one of the
best known residents of the Plateau
valley and for years the owner of a
to Colorado from an extended stay in
the northwest.
| Posey is the sixth Indiana county
to vote wet" under the local option
law. having on Saturday decided by
majority of / ,449 to retain the sa-
looms. The majority is the largest
yet obtained by the "wets."
Harold Phillips, the small boy who
had one of his arms terribly injured
Saturday morning as a result of ex-
ploding a railroad torpedo is getting
along as well as could be expected
and it is not believed that amputation
| will be necessary.
Last night a large audience gath
cred at the Methodist church and
heard w. E. Collett. of the State
Prisons association, in his most in
teresting. instructive and impressive
illustrated lecture on prison work
and life
Geo. R. Blain, who has good
claim south of town, came in from
Grand Junction Monday He is a
pioneer of the Grand valley and his
faith in this country is firmly estab-
lished from his experiences in that
valley.-Vernal Chieftain.
Tomato plants hardened to weather
transplanted in baskets of IL and "a
each in boxes of 100. We also have
cabbage plants, cauliflower. celery.
pepper, egg plants and fine sweet no.
tato plants. All weather hardened.
Grand Junction Fruit Growers as
sociation. 327 Main-st
Tonight at the Park opera house
Dan T. Sully will be seen in his
famous role, Father DAILY" in "The
fMatchmaker.' The performance
bids fair to prove one of the most de-
lightful seen at the Park opera house
this season. Sully is supported by a
splendid company.
"A case has been filed by the dis
trict attorney against Larry ]. Finch.
who is charged with leaving the car
casses of dead sheep within a mile of
residence. which is contrary 10
statute. f. H. st. Clair of California
mesa is the complaining witness, and
II is near his home that Finch is al
ieseo 10 nave left the Objectionable
matter.-North Fork Times.
Collbran will celebrate the Fourth
TINS year. and endeavor to make IL
the best ever. No organization has
yet been completed to promote the
event, but it is being talked up'' n
oit and all seem to favor 1t. Coli
oran went to Mesa last year and
helped out with a good ceiebration,
we believe Mesa viii return the com
piiment this year and help TO maEa
the day emorable.-Plateau Voice
Monday. May II, new era will
uawn IN Grand Junction. when the
nna, n~ eieetric street car line will be
opened for the benefit of the traveI-
ing public. It will gradually spread