The daily sentinel., 1901-09-03
Get . f,pe cigar at The Bazaar.

Tho public schools OF Fruita opened
yesterday.
Mrs. j. W. Osborn visited friends At
Fruita last week.
The public schools Of Gragd junction
will open next Monday.
DR. Edward F. Eldridge started for
weeks hunt on Grand Mesa today.
Mrs. 8. G. McMullin went to Denver
Sunday night for few days visit.
a. L. Phillips has closed bis grocery
store and the fixtures were moved to-day.
The Grand Junction Business College
opened up for the fall term this morn
ing.
q. V. Edwards left Monday over the
narrow gauge for business trip TO Tel
luride.
The railroad meeting at the court
house Saturday night was we'll attended
by employees.
Dr. 3. F Eldridge sent two boxes OF
hue peaches to Ex-Governor Alva Ad-
ANS Saturday.
Walter l.. Mulkey, chief clerk in the
postoflce, is ON a weeks visit to Denver
and Colorado Springs.
Albert Bayliss and Leon Kennedy left
Sunday night for Fort Collins. where
they will attend college.
j d. Acksrman ia having tenement
house erected on his lot just south OF
the Royalty Club saloon.
Willett Barton returned to Leadville
Sunday evening after spending few
days with friends 10 this city.
A heavy wind storm came up at eleven
o'clock today which sent the dust into
every nook and corner Of business places.
F. A. Franklin, travelling salesman OF
the Peters Paper Co., Denver, was look
ing after business yesterday and today
in this city.
Miss Alice A. Ackerman leaves to-
morrow for Boulder. where she enters
the University OF Colorado on her second
year Of study.
There was no general observation OF
Labor Day in this city. The postof1ce
and banks were closed on account of it
being legal holiday.
Mrs. Pilzsr OF Leadville, who spent the
past week with her broth ,r and sister-in.
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carr. left for
her home Sunday night
The District Fair Of Garfield. Pitkin
and Eagle counties will be held at Glen
wood on Thuraday, Friday and Satur-
day. September 10. 90 and 81. There
will be special attractions each day.
NJ. F. Fredericks is nicely located In
his new quarters on Fourth street, next
to the postoffice. During the rush and
hurry OF the Peach Day celebration Tho
Sentinel fail, d to mention the removal.
Active work on tearing down the old
B. unswick Hotel building commenced
Monday morning. This means that
Grand Junction will have one of the
best hotels on the western slope by next
spring.
Mrs. Cora M. Miller returned Satur-
day night from an extended stay on the
other side Of the range. Most OF her
time was spent in Denver, Colorado
Springs, Manitou and Idaho Springs.
Her numerous friends in the city will be
pleased to learn OF her improved health.
On Tuesday, Wednesday aud Thurs
day OF this week are the days set for the
Paonia Fruit FsiL. This Office 10 in re-
ceipt OF premium list and program
which insures that all who attend will
nave a good time and will be we'll enter.
taincd. Paonia is surrounded by the
best and largest fruit orchards in Delta
county.
Elva Sheldon, young negro woman
residing on Minter avenue near Seventh
street, died yesterday morning. The
body was buried last evening, Rev. Bull
lis conducting the service at which only
the relatives were present.-Glenwood
Avalanche. The young lady was the
daughter OF W. NJ Sheldon. the well
known barber Of this city.
Mt. aud Mrs. Frank r Arkins Of
Cripple Creek were in the city Sunday.
Mr.. Arkins 10 the edit.r of the Times
Citizen OF the reat gold camp and 10 one
of the best newspaper N IN in the state.