The daily sentinel., 1910-09-26
Those Dancing Rosebuds With Billy Single Clifford in
"The Girl The Man and The Game"
The Opera House, Thursday September 29l

over Colorado will make a visit to
Clifton next Friday. stopping over
here on an automobile trip to Pail
SADIE. The Chamber of Commerce
will meet Monday evening to arrange
plans for their entertainment while
in the city. There may be between
300 and 400 bankers in the party,
and Clifton should be able to DEM
onstrate that this is a pretty good
spot for investment The bankers
will be in attendance at the state
convention to be held in Grand June
ton next week. -. Miss Myrtle Pal
mer. who taught last term in the
Pear Park schools. has taken a posi-
ton in the Grand Junction schools
She is well qualified for her new
work. -. Mrs. IL. l.. Lucas thought
she discovered bear providing about
her home in Pear Park the other
evening. She called on Walker Wea-
yer for help. and the two bravely
started after the bear, accompa MED
by dogs. The dog cornered the ami
NAL, and, when Mr.. Weaver started
to use his club, he discovered that
his foe was porcupine instead of a
bear. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Davis
spent Sunday in the Junction, visit
ing their son.
DeBeque New Era: ". l.. van.
Cieye and family were visitors to the
fair at Grand junction this week.
j. G. Harrington and family were
Grand junction visitors several DAYS
this week. .. Hazel Ostrom is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. NJ. E
Neel. at Grand Junction this week.
Among those who attended the
fair this year we noticed Verne Har-
ris, Mrs. Leila Harris, Effie Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Sherlock, Helen
Herberger. Mrs. George Mckay, Mrs.
Minnie White. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ma
son, Prof. and Mrs Day. Sam Walker.
Roscoe Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Arnold, Mrs. H. II. Brown, Grant
Bales. Mckay Russey. Mrs Sadie
Moffet and children. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Pierson, George Bales. Dave Duna-
way, Misses Renkes. Smith. Halstead
and Cunningham and Mr.. and Mrs.
p, n. Cameron.
Collbran Voice: $, c. Skinner and
Bob were Grand junction visitors the
last of the week Mr.. Skinner went
down to look out for Plateau valleys
interests in the republican conven-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs Leo Ryan are
Grand Junction visitors this week.
In selecting William Porter to
run for representative, the democrat
lie organization has chosen a capable,
public-spirited man, with wholesome
views on freight-rate reform as well
as many other problems demanding
attention. The office is largely hon
orary, as the compensation is COM
paratively slight; and the man who
goes into legislative halls to assist in
real reform legislation is giving i'm
measurably more than he receives
Let's stand by Porter and orker PIa-
teau men, IL we know them to be
worthy. regardless Of their politics.
Glenwood Avalanche: II. d.
Coates. J. b. Burch ard E. NJ. How
arde. ALI of Grand function, were
among the arrivals in this city yes
terday.
Red Cliff Blade: MRS II. B. Hol-
Limbaugh left for a trip. on Tuesday
morning. for Grand Junction and
Grand valley. where her brother is
located She will RETURN Sunday
Glenwood Post: Mr. and Mrs A.
Lunley were passengers on No. 3
Tuesday morning for Grand Junction.
TO remain the guests of ciieir SON.
Charley. and wife during, the Fafr
week Mrs. E. E. Chaplin and
daughters. Bessie and Mayme. wena
to Grand Junction Wednesday night
to take in the fair. Miss CordeIfa
Shlideler has gone to Grand hine tfnn
for the winter. to study mnsic..
Mrs Maude Clayton and Miss NeIIie
Cox took in the fair at Grand Juno
ton Thursday and Friday The
much touted Merle d. Vincent. who
h. a.. -,
futile effort to train his sails breeze
ward, was simply not in it AT the re-
cent republican convention, II a slang
expression may be permitted The
Post has never expected much from
Vincent. and was not in the least dis
appointed in that he failed to land
the nomination; but we had expected
and did expect that this giant among
the insurgents, this "champeen" of
the people and this great exponent of
progressive principles. ii we were to
believe the demos ratio papers
throughout the state which cham
pioned his cause, and especially Tom
Patterson's Rocky Mountain News.
from which he apparently drew his
chief inspiration-we did expect that
Vincent would show little. just \
wee little bit of strength: but, after
galivanting all over the state and
making public speeches in every
county that would stand for 1t, to
only get Sc votes to 931 cast for old
John Stephen-oh, Mabel. amt 1t aw-
full! And then. just think that Karl
Bickel of the Grand Junction News,
an insurgent of the Insurgents. the
man who was responsible for bring
ing to Grand Junction Senator Bris-
tow of Kansas. who did nothing but
lambast the republicans from Dan to
Beersheba. that this same Karl Btck-
ell should be the only one from the 90