The daily sentinel., 1899-07-10
PERSONAL.

Peach Dayr
James Henchey is quite i'll at his home
on Ouray street.
O. b. Mayo who has been quite i'll ia
reported as improving.
Mrs. Cora NJ. Miller leaves tonight
for Denver whore she will visit friends.
G. G. Compton, travelling freight agent
for the Denver & Rio Grande is in the
city.
The new city ordinances a. printed by
the News, cover about two pages of that
paper,
Harry X. Bogert left for his homo at
Mesa last evening taking tho overland
route.
The Gentry pony and dog show il be-
ing extensively advertised throughout
the city.
w. H. Dsarstyne. representing the e.
A. Peters & Co. paper house of Denver,
10 in the city.
The family of. b Ackerman will
spend the summer on Pinon Mesa on
the Skinner ranch.
Orson Adams, jr, James Il. Smith
and g. P. Smith left for fiehing trip to
Gunnison yesterday.
Walter Wilhelmj 10 out with new
wagon with the Milwaukee Brewing
Company's name on it.
A. R. Wells family will occupy the
Stanley cabin mile and quarter above
Goldby's lake for the summer.
The new front is new in at the Cam
eron ticket ohlce and 1t is up to date
and fine piece OF workmanship.
1t is reported that A, g. Mann will
move into tho vacant store Of the Miller
block as soon as his new goods arrive.
J. O. Whittekiend returned today
from a short trip to the mountains
where his family is located for the sum-
mer.
The Grand junction Bottling works
are delivering their product in a hand
some new wagon. MIR. Lucas is a
pusher.
Mrs. W. M. Crilly, who has been Wis
iting at tho homo Of her father Judge
De La Mar, leaves for her home In Chic
ago tonight.
Work on the addition to the old school
house facing 9th street has commenced
and the west wall Of the old building
| has already been torn out.
Miss Susie Blackmer leaves Thursday
morning for Denver to visit her grand
mother Mrs. s. L. Blackmer, also to at
tend the Denver institute for one year.
w. U. Montgomery. press ageut fol
Campbell Brothers united railroad
shove, arrived In the city last evening
He reports good business for his show
all along the line.
The regular semi-annual installation
of officers OF Book Cliff camp No. 81
| Woodmen of the World will be held to-
morrow night in the forest Of the camp.
All are requested to be present.
George s. Waldo leaves tomorrow
morning for Washington, d. c. During
his stay in this city Mr. Waldo has been
in the service Of the weather bureau as
stenographer, and by his genial manners
has made a host OF friends, all OF whom
wish him good luck and speedy return
to Grand Junction.
Rev. G. E. B. Ward OF the Presby
terian church OF this city and Rev. h.
H. Harper, pastor OF the Fruita Congre-
gational church are going to make a
tour Of tho county this week, visiting
the Christian Endeavor societies in the
interest Of the county convention which
is to be held at Fruita in October.
Rev. @. E. b. Ward Of the Presby-
terian church, this city, eontemplates a
visit soon from his brother, Rev. w. D.
Ward, Ph. D., professor Of latin. lam
Ruags and literature of the cellege Of
Emporia at Emporia. Kansas. he will
be accompanied by his daughter, Ethel,
and will probably remain here during
the summer season.
Yesterday afternoon at the Presby ter
ian church occurred the funeral Of May
Evelyn Gavette, aged II years, who died
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. D. Killen,
Saturday from dropsy. Her mother
was with her at her death and her faith
| ss and ona heotheS namo In o1el tn