The daily sentinel., 1900-04-30
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and concert, May 1s.
The democratic state committee is in
session at Denver today arranging for
holding the state convention.
Samuel and James L. Patterson re-
turned to this city Sunday morning af-
ter an extended visit in southern Cali
fornia.
The numerous followers Of Isaak Wal
ton in this city now HE themselves to
the 1unnison and pass many an hour
angling for the fnny tribe.
A gold or silver heart is one OF the
latest presents among the young people.
In few years they will be presenting
each other with the "marble heart"
Archie Latimer and Nora Olive Weav-
er, both OF Grand junction were married
by Rev. DIR. Worthington OF the Magnet
ic Healing Institution, Saturday after
noon.
At all times and under all circum-
stanses speak good word about Grand
Junction. Today this city is more
talked about than any other place in
Colorado.
Theatrical managers say that yellow"
plays this season have proven financial
failure. David Harum,'' as a play, has
made big hit and without suggestive
line in it.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Campbell and
son Fred left this morning via Colorado
Midland, for an extended trip to Penn
sylvania and Virginia, expecting to re-
turn this fall.
The second flock of David Clark's
sheep were started for the range on the
Gunnison this morning. 1t is grand
sight to SEQ from eight to ten thousand
head Of sh sep moving.
The members Of the Christian church
are talking of building new house of
worship. 1t looks as though Grand
Juntion will have three new churches
ere the close of the present year.
Tourists OF all kinds, from those who
ride in palace car to those who enjoy
tho lonely corner of side door sleeper,
have been numerous in the city during
the past two weeks. All admire the
hospitality OF our citizens.
One Of the largest focks Of sheep that
ever passed through Grand junction
was the one taken over on the range
south Of the city Sunday morning by
the men working for David Clark. The
animals had all been sheared and looked
clean.
The Fly family has arrived in Grand
junction for its annual visit Of seven
months. Mr.. and Mrs. Mosquito and
all the little "skeeters" will be here some
time during the present month. AS
usual they will have their drilling ma
chimes in good repair and will be ready
for the summer campaign.
"Send in your items of new when they
are fresh." says the Salisbury, (Mo.)
Press. I'VE don't like to publish birth
after the child has been weaned, a mar
riage after the honeymoon is over, a
death after the widow is married again,
nor che notice Of an entertainment after
the job work is done elsewhere and the
editor has been charged for admission"
Miss Marion Kinds, one of the corps
OF public school teachers Of this city, who
left Saturday morning for Denver, ac-
companying Mr.. ClagR, who hae been
seriously ill in this city for the past three
weeks, yesterday telegraphed friends in
this city that the young mans condition
was very much worse and that as his re-
latives failed to meet him there, she
would accompany him to Chicago.
NJ. Louis Enrich, Of Colorado Springs
passed throught this sity enroute to
Salt Lake City, and stopped for a brief
visit with his energetic and hustling
agent in this city, Horace 7. Delong
During the course of conversation Ar
Enrich said in regards to the erection oi
. new hotsl at this place. that he should
do all in his power to further the propo'
sition. He spoke very complimentary
Of the appearance OF the city and the
prospects for q bright and prospsroua
year.