The daily sentinel., 1901-08-26
THE CURRENT NEWS.

J. A. Goodhue, of tho Utah Nursery
company, is In the city.
@. P. Bliss and son are home from
business visit to New York.
Peach ice cream at our fountain.
g. D. Smith 4 Co., druggists.
Mrs. Maud Chapman is home from a
trip east, whore she went to buy her fall
millinery.
| For up-to.date drinks come to our
iount tain Peach Week. @. D. Smith q
Co, dr. uggists.
Grand Junction Elks will erect $1O,-
600 ball in which to hold their meetings
Telluride Journal.
For a healthy feeling every minute
our Peach week drinks are surely in it
G. d. Smith & Co., druggists.
The Grand junction Elks have decid
ed to erect lodge building. The build
ing will be Of stone and will cost $4,000
Avalanche.
Hermen Frohn left for his home in
Grand junction Saturday after an ex-
tended stay with relatives in the city
Salida Record. - ..
Miss Dorothy Griffith, stenographer
for the Home Loan and Investment
company, is home from two weeks
| visit to Denver. .L.
Mrs. F. E. Ragland snd son Frank,
returned Sunday morning from Los
Angeles, where they has been on visit
for the past month.
Charles L. Fluke, one Of the proprie-
tors of the Son Miguel Examiner arriv-
ed in the city yesterday and left for
home this morning.
District Attorney Samuel G. McMul.
lin is home from Denver, where he at
tended some Of the sessions Of the Amer
ican Bar association.
Mrs. A. h. Samptiner and daughter
Ruth arrived home from Ouray yester-
day. Mrs. Sampliner has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Strayer. ...I.
Samuel L. Woolard, of St Louis, gen.
eral agent OF the American Fire Insur.
ance company, is visiting his agents TO-
day, Messrs. Delaplain & Crosby.
Mrs. E. r. Foreman and daughters
Laura and Bertha arrived home this
morning from three weeks visit to their
old home at Fairbury. Nebraska.
Mrs j. M. Sampliner. who has been
spending several weeks in Crested Butte,
with relatives and friends, arrived home
yesterday, with her daughter Selma.
Mayor Sampliner went as far as Mont
rose to meet Mrs. Sampliner.
Considerable fruit is being shipped
this season, for the fret time, from
Daniel Kirby's orchard west OF town
The orchard contains forty acres Of fruit
trees and James Baker, the man in
charge, is making Of it q model place.
Palisade Courier.
Grand Junction Elks have decided to
erect building for lodge purposes. 1t
will be two story building and will
contain large hall. banquet hall, dare.
ing hall and ante rooms. The new
structure is to cost $4,000 and will prob.
ably be built this fall.-Aspen Times
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Burke and child
rem left last evening on the Rio Grande
for their home in Grand Junction. Mr..
Burke was called here on account Of the
serious illness OF his son whom be found
much improved upon his arrival.-As-
pen Democrat.
Messrs. Hugh Long and Chas. Shive-
ly are sojourning in the capitol city in
the interests Of the o. R. c. Under
the able tuition of Mr.. Shively, however,
Hugh was initiated into tho mysteries
OF the Dixon Corbett prize fight and is
now prepared to give pointers on the
proper style Of left upper cut.-Salids
Record.
The Western Planning Mill company
today installed in the Office OF District
Attorney Samuel g. McMullin, a hand.
come new set OF book cases. The casas
have stand with shelving and pigeon
holes beneath for the storage Of papers
and are about as complete ~ mechanical
skill can make them. The Western |
Planning Mill company has turned out
some very fine work this year. which has
been quite satisfactory to it's patrons,