The daily sentinel., 1901-08-24
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Jasper Shepherd, OF Flattspurg' NO.
is visiting ]. q. Hill.
Sec Lampson & Close for artistic dec
Grating. Room Eldridse block.
The regular Sunday night dances OF
tho Turner's will be resumed Sunday
night. August 25th.
D. X. florence, formerly manager OF
the Napier store, left for Glenwood
Springs this morning.
w. A. Kennedy has begun the build
ing of his new terrace on Main street.
between Eighth and Ninth streets.
o. D. Stewart, weather observer. left
last night for Milwaukee, where he goes
to attend the session OF the chiefs OF the
weather bureau.
James Hards. OF the flrm OF Hards
Brothers, arrived home yesterday from
an extended eastern trip. He has been
absent about six weeks.
Rev. 8. 1. Ward. OF Gunnison, who
has been visiting his brother. Rev. @. X.
B. Ward, left this morning for ten
days stop at Glenwood, after which be
will visit bis parents at Emporia, Kan.
Dr.. W. Il. Fahnestock Of Dayton,
Ohio, has located In Grand Junction.
and Office with DR.. Capps and treats
both medicinal and surgical, all diseases
of the eye car. noss and throat. Glasses
fitted by the latest methods.
President David Roberts of the Grand
Junction Milling & Elevator company.
who now resides in st. Louis is expected
to arrive In the city to spend Peach
week. The many friends Of Mr.. Roberts
10 tho city always give him a warm well
come.
The Journal crew has been feasting
on peaches today and laudipg the Grand
Junction Peach Day COMMITTEES between
bites. There may be place somewhere
that can tie Grand Junction on peaches,
but there is none that can beat her,
| Telluridge Journal.
Mrs. 8. N. Wheeler and children, Ro.
wena, Nelson and Virginia. arrived home
from Missouri at noon today where they
have been visiting for the past month.
Previous to that Mrs. Wheeler with her
husband visited the Pan-American ex-
position and points OF interests on tho
| Atlantic coast.
The Herald received this morning a
box OF peaches from the Peach Day
committee in Grand Junction and il the
juicy Injuries are any indication OF the
times in store for those who attend the
celebration, it is hard to see how any
one possessed OF his right mind can keep
away.-Ouray Herald.
Miss de la Matyr, who. for the past
two years, gave musical instructions in
the Glenwood schools, has removed her
headquarters to Grand Junction where
she has a large class In both vocal and
instrumental music. She has fitted up
a studio, and will also conduct young
ladies' boarding house. She will visit
Glenwood only once a month hereafter.
Glenwood Advance.
A crate OF fine peaches was received at
this Office today from the Peach Day
/ c ommittee, OF Grand junction. II this
delicious fruit is fair sample Of that
which will be served by the committee
when that great event occurs. then all
Glenwood will want to be there. The
event is an assured success and Grand
Junction will have one OF the largest
crowds in her history Ava
lanche.
Mrs. A. N. Kalb, OF La Porte City,
Iowa. was in the city last evening, having
arrived over the narrow gauge. Mrs.
Kalb's husband was an employe OF the
railroad company at this place q dozen
years ago, when Grand junction was but
village. but this is the lady's fret visit
to Colorado. She is perfectly delighted
with the country and it 80 far exceeds
her expectations that che says she will
endeavor to induce her husband 60 re-
turn here to live.
The Gunnison Republican office this
morning received q box Of peaches from
the Grand Junction Peach Day com
mittee. Many Gunnisonites visit Grand
Junction every year during the Peach
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