The daily sentinel., 1901-01-07
6bQ 6oeaI News.

Home rendered lard; at Van bufens,
OF course.
Mr.. A. }. McCune, state engineer left
for Denver last night.
Mrs. j. u. Wolpole is suffering from =
severe case OF sore throat.
Robert Fuller, the cattleman from
Utah, was in the city today.
Undersheriff George Barton is having
a seige with that old enemy, the grip.
Rev. and Mrs. j. M. p. Martin enter
tanned pleasant little party at dinner
Friday.
The small pox scare through the state
should be warming to the citizens OF
this city.
Mr.. M. b. Paddock visited Fruita,
Saturday, in the interest of the Busi'
ness College,
Grover Cleveland and Marcus Hanna
both favor a six years term Of office for
the president.
Miss Laura Borshell enrolled in the
commercial course at the Business Col
lege this morning.
Mis1 Minnie Biglow, alter short ill
ness, is again able to attend classes at
the Business College.
Nothing is too good for the Columbine
band, so give them big crowd at their
annual ball the 18th.
Mr.. L. G. Sewell, formerly Of this city
is confined to a ward in ST. Luke's hospi.
tai, Denver, with severe case OF pneu'
monia.
Mr.. A. E. Welby, superintendent OF
the Rio Grande Western, was in the city
yesterday looking after the Affairs OF
that road.
There will be Quarterly Meeting OF
the Library Association tomorrow after
noon, Immediately after the meeting OF
the Club By order OF Mrs. Wallace
Secretary.
The Grand Valley Ditch Company
will hold their annual meeting tomorrow
forenoon, at the Office OF the secretary
Considerable business Of Importance will
be transacted.
Lynch & Ritzman, proprietors OF the
Royalty Club. are having an immense
beer cellar built that will hold two car
loads of beer. They are also preparing
their ice house for filing.
Mr.. r. p. Higgins, father of Mrs.
Anna Hensel is in the city today. Mr.
Higgins has recently recovered from a
severe attack Of typhoid fever, and he is
being warmly greeted by many friends
today.
Although this is the mid-winter sea
son OF the year, building in all parts OF
the city continues and new residences
and building blocks are being erected on
every hand. This shows a healthy con-
dition.
The dust that was blown around on
the streets OF this city today was enough
to make the entire community sick. 1t
is disgrace to city the size Of Grand
junction to permit such a state oi
affairs.
The Glenwood Avalanche remarks that
Engineer Steele, OF the Aspen branch OF
the d. Il Il. &. is one of the most popu.
lar engineers on the system. To listen
20 some of his side-splitting yarns doeth
one good like a medicine.
The contractor on the new Davis block
corner of Colorado avenue and Second
street, is pushing the work to a finish at
a rapid rate in order to get the renters in
by the first Of the coming month. One
Of the rooms will be occupied by gen
eral store and the other one has been
rented to outside parties for a bakery
That corner is putting on metropolitan
airs.
The reproduction of the first page Of
The Daily Sentinel in the Colorado
Springs Gazette OF Sunday, January g.
1901, together with splendid picture Of
the editor and manager, and short
sketch of the paper and what it has done
for Grand junction, was a clever piece
of newspaper enterprise. AS tho same
came unsolicited on the part Of the
management OF this paper it is only due
the Gazette to publicly acknowledge
the compliment.