The daily sentinel., 1901-07-19
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Everything needed for putting up
fruit at The Bazaar.
You're not in it unless you get your
turnout from Platt & Payne.
Quite number OF camping parties are
out in the hills from this city.
Platt & Payne, Main street. Best liv-
cry in the city. Don't forget it.
Ladies call at our store and ask for
palm leaf fan. G. D. Smith g. Co.,
Druggists.
Nothing but the best in the livery line
can be found at the establishment Of
Platt & Payne.
William p Shott, OF the firm Of Car
lyle & Shott, left for Ouray this morning
for short outing in the hills.
Everything in sporting lines must go.
We offer big reductions on everything.
The Thompson Jewelry & Music Co.
Why stay at homo these nice, cool
evenings, when Platt & Payne have such
fine driving horses and elegant. rubber
tired rigs.
The Women of Woodcrait meet to-
| night. A full attendance OF the mem
bership is requested. Visiting Neigh
bors will be made cordially welcome.
Married last evening at the Methodist
parsonage. by Rev. Sanderson, Mr.. John
Weintz OF this city, and Miss Mary Nc
Intire OF Salt Lake City. They will re-
side here.
Hon A. j. Wilson, wife and son. Of
Marathon, Iowa, were arrivals in this
city today. Mr.. Wilson is = brother OF
Mr.. Wilson, night clerk in the Grand
Junction postoffice, and will visit with
his family.
Grand junction will attend the road
race next Sunday enmasse, and has is
sued a manifesto that the big prizes will
go down the river. In this connsction
it is appropriate to remark that there are
quite a number OF Missourlans in this
locality. -Glsnwood Avalanche.
Mary Jewett Telford, formerly Of this
city and state president of Colorado w.
g T. U. for nine years, is attending to
business here preparatory to making her
future home in Tennessee, for which she
will leave in the morning. She was the
guest o,lMrs. j. j. Lumsden.
There are quite number Of the shirt
waist gentlemen to be seen on tho streets
OF this city. Some OF the fellows, who
are sweltering with their coats on, roast
| them for taking up the fad. 1t may not
be strictly in accordance with the rules
Of propriety, but just the same they look
mis hty comfortable these hot days.
The new steel ceiling in the Mesa
county bank was finished last night and
this morning the ecsffoldiug being re-
moved prese 7ted q most handsome ap-
pearance. The ceiling 10 corrugated
with burder and painted color to cor
respond with the walls. Quite a number
OF patrons Of the bank complimented Mr..
Adams upon the improved appearance Of
the interior OF the banking room this
morning.
James Davis, one Of the old timers Of
the early eighties in this city, arrived in
Grand Junction this morning and lie
being greeted by many old friends. Mr..
Davis is at present the sheriff OF Bing-
ham county, Idaho. the county in which
Blackfoot is located, which is his home.
Mr. Davis was the first city marshal this
town ever had. Hs was marshal here in
the year 1882 and made moet excellent
one. He is tall. broad shouldered and s
the typical man OF the west He met
William b. Lesner this morning and a
number OF old timers and he is pleasant
" spending the day with them. he re-
members quite . few OF the old land
marks here, but is surprised greatly at
the growth the town has made. Mr..
Davis 10 a very pleasant gentleman to
meet.