The daily sentinel., 1902-08-06


No. 3 was reported four and half
hours late today.
b w. Motifs. has purchased the Pha-
res barber shop on Colorado avenue.
Miss Ida Wadsworth, returned homo
yesterday from three weeks visit to
Ouray.
Samuel L. Woolard, the special insur-
ance agent. left last night for Glenwood
Springs.
Mrs. Pitzer contemplates q visit to her
sister at Buena Vista and will leave in a
few days.
Every time you think of your necktie
think of Ackerman, the dealer in the
proper kind.
W. 8. Wallace is down at Fruita su-
perintepding the putting up OF hay on
the old company farm.
Our ice cream is clean, wholesome,
palatable, nutritious, cooling and rich.
G. u. Smith & Co., The Druggists.
Henry Ornaur, of Denver, representing
the Mutual Life insurance company is
Visiting his agent in this city, Horace L.
DeLong.
A. 4. Wharton who has been conduct
ing a boarding car on the Rio Grande
road, has returned with his family and
will remain in the city in some other
occupation.
John j. Lumsden and wife, who have
been making a visit to Salt Lake city. re-
turned this morning. Mr.. Lumsden COM
bined business and pleasure and took
occasion to get figures on some iron work.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Kennedy and fam
lily arrived home from Hannah creek yes
terday. They report q most pleasant
time, although the heat was considerable
there as we'll as in the valley.
E. 81. Smith we'll known citizen OF
Montrose. brother OF N. N. Smith, was
an arrival in the city last night. He will
remain visiting with his bother for a few
days and meeting some Of the old-timers,
whom he knows.
Mist Myrtle Ellis OF Olathe, Kansas,
arrived in the city yesterday for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Smith. Mise
Ellis was accompanied by her father, j.
Ellis. who will visit with his sister Mrs.
Knox OF Fruita for short time.
The number OF tickets given out today
on our cut glass punch bowl has far ex
ceeded our expectations. At the present
rate it will be but short time until
someone will posses the finest piece of
cut glass in Grand junction. You get
ticket with every dollars worth of goods
purchased for cash. The Thompson
Jewelry & Music Co,
j. F. johnson, who has been working
for j. B. Boyer, as an assistant in his
architectural work, leaves for Colorado
Springs in few days. Mr.. johnson is
an expert in his line and has been con-
nected with some OF the very largest
works in architecture in this country.
Mr.. johnson likes the town and says he
will always have good word to say for
this city.
David Roberts, president OF the Grand
junction Milling & Elevator company
will leave in few days for Utah on q
wheat purchasing trip. Mr.. Roberts
states that he will make thorough ex-
animation of all Utah wheat offered for
sale and will accept nothing but the best
hard wheat for grinding. Mr.. Roberts
says that the -four OF the Milling 4 Ele-
vator company shall be made only from
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with that produced in any other section
OF the state. The Grand junction Mil. |
ling & Elevator company has always en-
joyed u most excellent reputation, but it |
is the ambition OF Mr.. Roberts to place |
the product of the mill on the very high |
est plane. Knowing the characteristic |
energy OF Mr.. Roberts this will not be |
hard to do.
W,oke and Eo. c,In