The daily sentinel., 1900-10-17

days.
The honey crop OF the Grand valley
will not be as large as last year. This is
one of the very important products OF
the western slope.
County Clerk Henry Nichols will be
at his Office in tho evenings this week in
order to accommodate those who cannot
getaway during the day to register.
John F. Moore, manager of the Grand
junction Fruit Growers association, left
for Aspen last night, He expscts to
dispose OF carload Of prunes in that
great silver camp. fH:
Gen. s. L. Woodford, the gentleman
whom the Spaniards had no use for is
making republican speeches in Colorado
during his honeynoon-you know he
was recently married to his typewriter
Lem B Brown, the Republican candi-
date for representative of Mesa county,
is working hard among the voters OF the
city. Lem is a good follow, but he ls on
the wrong ticket to be elected this presi-
Dental year.
The small boys are already preparing
to make Rome howl on the night of the
31st, Halloween, as they are on to the
fact that every ono will be at tho Col
umbine band on that date, and they will
not be molested.
Ten members OF Troop A whe have
been on a hunting trip to Douglas creek,
back of the Book Cliffs, will return bone
this evening. They will have some won
derful hunting stories to tell 10 the rest
Of the brave soldier boys.
The Democrats have set Saturday,
October 9th. for meeting in all cities,
towns and hamlets OF the United States
and celebrating tho Declaration OF In
dependence Will the democrats OF
Grand junction celebrate?
On the oath OF this month through
tourist service from Los Angeles to Chi
cago will be inaugurated by tho Colora-
do Midland. There will be no change
of cars from Grand Junction to Chicago
when this service goes into effect.
A republican rally is to be held at the
Park opera house next Monday night.
Hon. Il. M. HoRg, who is roofing
around for John G. Bells congressional
shoes, and Judge Robert Kerr Of Color
ado Springs will be the speakers Of the
evening.
The Montrose Enterprise is one OF the
very best weekly newspapers on the
western slope. 1t is we'll 6lled with
pointed paragraphs pertaining to Mont
rose and tho entire country surrounding
that city. Its editorials are always
spicy and contain "silver lining"
The fruit growers of Grand valley are
busy at the present time taking caro- OF
their crop Of fall and winter apples. The
apple crop of this section is above the
average this season and tho best fruit
will bring handsome prices in the mark
cts Of the eastern slope and the mining
camps Of the state.
81. v. Edwards, who has assumed
charge of tho Busna Vista hotel is run
ming thoroughly up to date hotel.
He is an experienced caterer and under
stands the wants OF the people. Mr..
Edwarde has had considerable hotel
experience in Colorado, his last place OF
doing business being Telluride, where he
enjoyed a most excellent trade, but was
compelled to seek lower climate.
The Ave famous Nosses, May, Bertha,
Ferinand, Lottis and Frank. three ladies
and two men are special feature Of the
entertainment given by that most noted
worker of wonders "Herrmann the
Great" the present season. They give
the most novel, entertaining and artistic
musical act on the American stage and
as part of the Hermann entertainment
are most acceptable to the clientele OF
that famous artist. They appear at the
Park, Saturday, Oct. 9th.
Members Of tho Owl Whist club and
friends to the number OF thirty were en-
,tertained at the lovely home OF Mr. and
Mrs. w. s. Wallace on Rood street last
evening. Mr.. and Ars. 8. I. Wallace OF
Illinois won the favors Of the evening"
which were handsome gold spoon and
sterling silver match case. Mrs. w
p lila and Samuel N Wheeler carried