The daily sentinel., 1910-05-31

| freu JOnnSOn, president OF the Col
orado Livestock association, who has
been in the city the past several days
on business returned yesterday even
Ing to his home in Denver.
Several shots were fired off in the
dislodging of the old concrete foun-
dation under the Grand Valley Ma
tional bank building today. The dis
charge of the dynamite drew quite a
large crowd.
The music store of J. A. Doucet is
being moved today into the room va
ceted by the Herald Publishing Co.
on South Fifth street. This store
room was occupied about four years
ago by the Vorbeck Music and Book
Store.
Attorney John H. Fry returned yes
terday morning from Manti, Utah.
where he has been on business the
past several days. Mr.. Fry did not go
to Idaho as announced in one of the
local papers.
Assistant Chief E. II. Gilbert will
take advantage In a short time of the
privilege which the city has extended
annually to its employees, a ten-day
vacation on full pay. and will leave
for Norrie, Colo, on a fishing trip.
Mrs. ]. Wallis Oil and Mrs. A. K.
Taylor. wife of DR.. A. R. Taylor are
contemplating trip east via the
Great Lakes. This is one of the most
beautiful vacation trips in all Am
erica, also one of the most restful.
The line of steamers on the lakes is
considered the finest of any boat
equipment on inland waters in the
world.
Secretary Gasho. of the fair asso-
citation, is working most strenuously
to secure for crowning feature of
the annual fair week, an aeroplane
flight. He is in communication with
two or three aviators. but these birds
of the air come high and it seems al
most beyond the price that the fair
could possibly spend to secure such a
wonde erful attraction. But Secretary
Gasho is not discouraged and is work
ing hard to secure such a monstrous
attraction.
In Los Angeles magazine devoted
to theatricals, appears n full page
picture of Charles Alphin. formerly
of this city, who is now the lessee of
one of the great big theatres of that
city, the Olympic. Mr.. Alphin be-
sides being a splendid musician on
almost every sort of an instrument. is
a playwright as well, he having writ
ten quite a few comedy efforts that
have been given production.
Today's real estate transfers of
record were: Tillman R. Carter to
d. Y. X. Henry lot Z. block Z, Coll
bran, s175; Wm. Huber to Serena T.
Huber, undivided one-half interest in
lots l and 2. block 2. Hampton's ad-
dttion to Palisade, consideration pri-
vate; Iona T. & L. Co. to Ellen N.
Warren tract Al addition to Iona
townsite, consideration private: Andy
Crook to David Kane Is acres. con-
sideration private; Thos. B. Jones to
Hattie w. Jones 10 acres considera-
ton private.
| Accompanied by Worthy Grand
Patron NJ. H. Van Fleet, of Alamosa
nearly two score members of the local
chapter of Eastern Star went to Pali-
SADIE last evening and organiz,d a
chapter in that town. They vere
graciously received by Mrs. Butter
field and escorted to the hotel where
a bountiful dinner was served The
party then adjourned to the hall
where the instituting ceremonies were
conducted by Mr.. Van Fleet. About
sixty participated in the event. Mrs
Updegraff was chosen worthy matron
John Larson worthy patron. Mrs But.
terfield associate matron and Mr.
Swisher secretary.