The daily sentinel., 1900-07-18

Mrs. 8. B. Hutchinson is quite i'll at
her home on east White street.
Mrs. Arthur Rush who has been quite
ill for the past two weeks, is GONZALES
eing,
Mrs. Lou Saxton left this morning for
Sieber's ranch where che will spend the
summer.
| A new democratic paper will shortly
make it's appearance in Aspen, the great
silver camp.
| Mrs. Charles Arnett and daughter
Mable are enjoying visit with relatives
in Chicago.
Frank Lander, son of George Lander,
of the Progress, is confined to his home
with tonsilitis.
1t is those who are camping in
"the hills" that are enjoying themselves
during the beated term.
Mr.. Elmer F. Crow has disposed Of his
ten-acre tract on Orchard Mesa, to
M essrs Pitt Bros OF Iowa.
Mr.. Julian r. Sisac of the Plateau
valley is the guest Of his old friend W.
81. Bannister, the furniture man.
K H. Rheinschnessel, accompanied by
his aunt, Mrs Krumdiek, left this morn
ing for an outing on Pinon mesa.
The early apple crop is being harvest
reasonable price in the market.
W. E. Peck Of the Colorado Midland
has wild goose" story in which he fig
ures as hunter and sportsman.
Photographer Dean left this morning
for visit to his old home in Gunnison.
He went up there to get cooled of.
The street sprinkler was econ on the
street this forenoon for a short time, but
the same old cloud OF dust is in the air.
Mr.. s. V. Shelley Of Aspen, brother-in-
law Of Horace 7. DeLong, ID in the city
on a visit to him and Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Rich.
Miss Metella Short OF Palisades. a for
city, is visiting friends in town at the
present time.
The express men say that plenty OF
fruit is being shipped out of the city
daily, most Of it going to the mining
camps throughout the state.
There will be several entries from this
city in the bicycle road race at Glenwood
next Sunday. These races will attract
wheelmen from all over the state.
Mrs. Edwin Price and daughter left
this morning for Ouray. where they will
be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest G.
Bacon, during the summer meeting OF
the state editorial association.
At the head of the editorial page of
today's issue will be found the ticket
that this paper will support during the
national campaign Of 1900. 1t is ticket
that stands for America and Liberty.
Mr.. s. b. Grifiths, Of tho Wells. Far
go Express company, has a communica-
ton in The Sentinel Of today on the sub
ject Of good roads and how to make them.
Read what he has to say on the subject.
Mr.. and Mre. T. B. Bunnell of Santa
Monica, California, arrived in the city
last night for short sojourn. Mr.. Bun
nell has property interests in Grand
Junction and he is here to look after the
same.
A copy Of the Red Mar and Helper,
printed by apprentices at the Indian in
dustrial school at Carlisle. Pennsylvania,
was received at this office today. 1t is
neat and clean geographically and filed
with interesting items.
Six years ago there was but one safety
bicycle in this city. 1t WAS owned by
DR.. Harlan, the dentist. Today there
must be six hundred, judging by the
number OF wheelmen one meets in every
nook and corner Of the town.
The Peach Day committee is working
hard to make the celebration this year
the grandest ever held in the city Ev-
cry person interested in the future Of
Grand junction should take hold and
assist the committee in every way posi-
| BILE.
Ringling Bros. circus is headed this
way. This magnificent show will be in