The daily sentinel., 1901-06-17

company, is visitor to the city. today.
Miss Bessie Primrose has accepted
position with the Crawford candy ki,ch-
en-.
Born, June 18th, 1901. to Marion Lit
tlrjohn and wife, twins-a girl and
boy.
Heavy Slows fell in the mountains
Friday. Pueblo had genuine hail
storm.
Dr.. II. S. Henderson is having the
Eia house connected with the telephone
service.
Our rigs are not only all rubber tired,
but we have fine horses to drive to them.
-Bedwell.
Everybody rubbers at Plstt & Payne's
new rubber-tired buggies and fancy
driving horses. ...-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Arthur and
so Rex departed for the east last night
on an extended trip. -
Mrs. Mary J. Plumb, who was thrown
4 ON her buggy last Thursday ind quite
badly hurt, is doing fairly we'll
X. w. Holmes, OF Telluride, connected
ed with the abstract Office of j. h. Pain
ter Of that city. is a visitor TO Grand
junction today. ..... .#.
The grand ball Of the Turner's. will
take place at the Park opera house, in
stead OF Turner hall. Tickets $lOO;
extra ladies, 25 cents
Norman Ballantine, representing the
Union Stockyards Of Denver, over which
his father George Ballantine acts as
manager, was in the city today.
DR.. and Mrs. q R. Bull left for the
east last night. They will visit the Pan
American exposition AID New York and
other prominent eastern points,
A slight fire occurred in the barber
shop OF John Cooling Saturday afternoon.
1t was coused by an explosion in a small
gasoline stove, used to heat water and
curling irons.
Henry Fab hmeyer, the we'll known Rio
Grande engineer, removed today to his
new home. corner OF Spruce and White
streets. The house is commo lious and
homelike place. a
A team of the Enterprise grocery be-
coming frightened at something Satur-
day evening backed on the pavement in
front OF the Currie block and into the
room occupied by the Globe Cabinet
company people.
DR.. and Mrs. e. S. Henderson chape
roned the following ladies and gentlemen
on trip to Nothoroughfars canon yes
terday Misses Lulu Sny der, Bessie
Primrose, Bessie Jones. Pearl Bannister,
Grace Longshore; Msssrs G. P. Suther-
land, Geo. s. Waldo. Robert Lee, -
Fletcher, Will Longshore
One of the very prettiest corners in the
whole city is the rooming house and
property Of Mrs. L. b. Stevens, at the
corner OF Third and Main streets. The
property is used as rooming house
The uery pretty yard in front has an
elegant sod, planted this season. which
adds much to the beauty O; the sur
roundings.
President David Roberts OF tho Grand
Junction Milling and Elevator company
unexpectedly arrived in the city Satur-
day afternoon, giving pleasant surprise
to his sons and daughters and other rel
atives in the city. Mr.. Roberts looks
quite we'll and prosperous ana is beiug
heartily greeted by many old friends in
the city today.
The main round up reached Collbran
Thurday morning, and after finishing
the work here will go to the "hogback"
at the Lover end Of Grand mesa and clean
up the seasons work on the way back to |
the upper range. All ages of stock are
turning out i, as good condition as was
ever known and the boys who visited
this office were in high spirits over the
fall prospects for fat cattle, and lots OF
them. The calf crop is turning out even
heavier than predicted in May, and the
white faced beauties predominate. The
rour dup will be completed in ten days.
Stockman.