The daily sentinel., 1900-07-25

on the sewers.
DR.. Z. F. Eldridge arrived home from
Montrose last night.
L. H. Bisbee, travelling auditor OF the
Rio Grande, is in the sity.
Mrs. Charles Schrader leaves tonight
for visit to Salt Lake City.
Mrs. M. E. johnson, Lincoln. Mob,
was at the Brunswick last night.
Train No. 4 was thirty five minutes
late in arriving from the west this morn
ing.
WI. Nallet and w. Jacob Judd, OF
Crowley La, were guests in the city last
night.
George Chadwick, we'll known Wes-
tern engineer has gone to Como on va
cation.
Sid Christie of Denver, we'll known
bisyclist and athlete wee in the city yes
terday.
George Wheeler, who has been spend
ing some time in the city, left for the east
this morning.
The 81 Perkins company open tonight
at the Park opera house with the play
"Why Jones Left Home"
Sweet clover has almost taken poses
sion Of the park square in the south
eastern portion OF the city.
John Mahara, an old time minstrel
man and friend of the Haskell boys,
was an arrival in the city yesterday.
1t is reported that several train loads
OF regular troops will pass through this
city today, enroute to the Philippines.
Mrs. Ellen Elliott, returned to this
city yesterday from Denver, where she
has been visiting for the past several
weeks.
Nordelle Mclean left yesterday for
Salida to visit with Mrs. Hugh Gallagher
wife of we'll known conductor on the
narrow gauge.
Frank Thatcher who has been con-
fined to his home for several week, is at
tending to business today at his tonsor-
lal establishment.
Mrs. Walter Wells and Mrs. L. S.
Scott, mother and sister OF A. r. Wells,
left for their home 10 Buena Vista Co.
Iowa, this morning.
Troop A will take under consideration
proposition 10 secure the attendance
here during Peach week of the famous
Chaffee Light Artillery.
City Engineer Charles w. Haskell re-
turned today at noon from trip to the
Dolores country, where he went on
mining survey for parties in the city.
Tomorrow Bert Stroud will start the
first stage to run from DeBeque to Mesa
and Alexander lakes. The stages will
run hereafter on Tuesdays and Thurs
days.
]. V. Howard. deputy county assessor,
wife and child leave in few days for a
trip to New England. Mr.. Howard goes
to Boston on some very important min
ing business.
Harold Engle, night caller for the
yards at the Union depot is away on a
vacation. He is spending most OF the
time in Denver. William BeAsley is
filing his position in his absence
The health board OF Denver has had
to take precautionary measures to pro-
vide against the Belgian hare becoming
nuisance. The fad has not taken
deep hold on Grand Junction as yet
The Mess. Sampliners have received a
letter from young man at Dawson City
b. s. Jefferson, whom they thought was
lost or dead He says the Canadian
mail facilities are very bad and that
they do not get one half of their mail.
Mrs. G. @. Compton. of Denver, Sis
ter of Mrs. h G. Bedwell is visiting at
the home of tn , latter in this city. Mrs.
Compton was for several years one OF
the corps of school teachers of this city
and was one OF it's most successful ones.
Overtures have been made to the Col
UNI bine and Modern Woodman bands OF
this city. by the executive committee OF
the labor day and Knights of Pythias
celebration, to play engagements in that
city upon the celebration Of those
events.
The socialists OF this city offer $25,OO
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