The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1900-05-26
Local News Items.

day.
A F. Bailey. of Palisade is among to-
days visitors.
j. G. Carnahan of Fruita was among
todays visitors.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Martin
yesterday, girl.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Parsons
this morning, boy.
William Mcdowell, formerly a promi-
nent boniface OF DeBeque is in the city
today.
Walter Powers returned home today
from trip to Denver.
E1- Mayor A. ]. Peck, OF Fruita is
visiting the city today.
Game Warden B. F. Jay arrived home
from trip on Grand Mesa last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson will go
to Glenwood Springs tomorrow for days
outing.
A. O. Batsford the we'll known cattle
man from Cedar edge was in the city
yesterday.
W. M. Van Buren, and wife will be
among those who will go to Colorado'e
Spa tomorrow.
j. s. Swan editor of the DeBeque
Bugle, is In the city today 10 attendance
upon the democratic convention.
j. J. O'Neal, OF Leadville. general
agent of the Continental Oil company
was among the visiting Elks yesterday.
Orson Adams, jr., went to Denver last
night to pay visit to Rex Graham, who
is in tho hospital, known as st. Josephs.
The tallest man in the Elks parade
yesterday was j. j. ONeill the well
known oil superintendent from Lead
vile.
Miss Patton, who has SO successfully
conducted kindergarten in this city
during the past winter, left for Denver
last night.
A lady's Columbia bicycle was stolen
from the school house Saturday after
noon. A reward will be paid for its re-
tutu W "A ". A>oN tou.
Rev. Arnoldus Miller, Of Montrose is
in the city today arriving over the mar
row guage last night He will occupy
pulpit OF st. Matthews Sunday
The members of the Elks desire to re-
tnrn thanks to Mrs. L. M. Miller and
Mrs. W. A. Kennedy for their splendid
work in decorating and furnishing
flowers.
Archdeacon Ostenson will organize a
Sunday school in connection with the
Episcopal church in Gunnison tomor-
row and expects to have the church
there re-openned almost Immediately.
A surprise party attended by half
dozen young people from this city was
rendered William Waller, son of Henry
Waller, at the home Of his parents,
mile below Bovina last night Young
Mr.. Waller leaves shortly on an extend
ed trip.
1t was freight train No. 10 which had
a wreck this morning on the Western
The engine and truck went into the
ultCu, III tL6 Wt6L euu Vi 6WlLCu dC
G, asse. No casualties. 1t delayed
train No. 4, five hours.
Prof. Theo G Lemon has on exhibi
ton in the Arthur drug store window a
number of pictures taken OF the Taos
Pueblo Indians taken on a recent visit
to the tribe. The photographs are a
credit to the artistic ability Of Prof.
Lemon, in the Photographic art.
Mrs. w. F. White left last night for
Milwaukee. where she goes as delegate
to the National Federation of Won ms
clubs which convenes in that city. Mrs.
White was elected to this important and
honorable position at the last session OF
the State Federation OF Womens clubs.
The ia nous chicken case wherein the
city was plaintiff and Frank Adair de-
PENDANT, resulted this morning at the
trial in verdict for the city and the as
sessment OF five dollars fine and costs
against Adair. The complaining witness
was Jerry Driscoll and the conditions OF
the suit trespass. City Attorney Staley
represented the city.
DR.. w. w. Rowan of Ouray, came in
with the Ouray del ,gation last night to
institute the Order OF Elks in this city.
DIR. Rowan has lost none of his good fell
lowship and is the same genial person he
was in the early history Of the San Juan.
He is always welcome here where he has
host of friends and he seems to enjoy