The daily sentinel., 1899-05-03
PERSONAL.
City council meets tonight.

Mrs. E. F. Boggess arrived on D, & r.
G. No. 3 today.
The Spider and Fly is billed for its
appearance here next week.
George A. Currie arrived home this
morning on the Midland No. z.
Apple Blossom Circle, netted about
ninety dollars through their ball.
The G. P. Bliss store is having a coat
OF paint administered to its roof.
OIL. II. Bisbee, travelling auditor Of Rio
Grande express is a visitor to the city
today
Agent Shuckhart who has been opera
tor and agent at Whitewater for some
time. arrived In the city on No 7. last
evening.
Between 9Th street Grand juno
tion ard Whitley's ranch, a brown fur
boa. Leave at this office and receive re,
ward.
Wallace Carver, a student OF DR.. e. F.
Eldridge. arrived on the noon train from
Boulder, where he has completed the
years course in the medical department
OF the college. gaining months time in
his studies and passing all OF his exam
nations for the year. This is compli-
ment to DR.. Eldridges preceptorship.
Fred Roberti and wife left last night
for Detroit, Michigan. Mr.. Roberti goee
as the representative of Mt. Carried
lodge No. 1876 Order of Railway conduc-
tors. Mrs. Roberti goes as the repre-
sentative OF the Ladies' auxiliary to the
o. r. G.
Quite heavy frost lay on the ground
this morning, when the people of this
city and valley awoke from their slum-
Der. 1t was on the sidewalks and all over
the ground. There is quite diversity
Of opinion Of the damage it has done.
some contending that it had little effect
on the fruit, while others are of the
opinion that it did considerable damage.
The state president OF the Federated
Womens clubs of Colorado, will be en-
tertained in this city by the Womans
club, on Friday May 18th. This day
has been set apart for Art day and the
presence OF the state president will add
much to the pleasures OF the occasion.
The lady will be the recipient Of num-
Der Of attentions
The First National bank corporation
has sold to w. H. Roysten of Denver,
the property on Main street, now occupi-
ed by the poet office. The purchase price
for the lot and building was $500. Mr.
Royston also owns the Fair building,
nearly adjoining, he thus becomes the
owner OF two OF the very best properties
on Main street.
Mayor Ella is in receipt OF a letter
from the secretary of the Tenth session
Of the Trans Mississippi congress, ask
ing him to appoint delegates to attend
same. Mayor Ella says that he will be
only too glad to appoint anyone who
will express willingness to attend.
Delegates from the city, county, board
VI tIdoo duu tIOm Otuot COmmoECldi
bodies can be appointed.
A bill has beed filed by Rogers & Sha-
froth, of Denver, with the city clerk.
against the city of Grand Junction for
$3.50 90 for services rendered in the va
rious suits between the city and the
water company. The bill enumerates
the various kinds of services rendered
by Platt Rogers. Already the. firm Of
Rogers & Shafroth has been paid a sum
approximating two thousand dollars.
The services OF Mr.. Rogers has cost this
city considerable money.
A. 8. Mckinney. alderman from the
Second ward, who has been in the hos
pital at Salida, on account Of blood
poisoning. the re suit OF a slight scratch
on his foot, returned home last night.
Alderman Mckinney has had a serious
time with his foot At first it was
thought that his foot might have to be
ampu tated, as the swelling had attained
considerable proportions whea he ar
rived at the hospital, but good care and
attention has brought him safely out Of
his wound. His many friends IN this
city will be glad to know that he is able
to be about again and that he will soon
be at work Once mora