The daily sentinel., 1902-07-30
A. 9. Newton returned today with bis

A. @. Newton returned today with his
family from Golde BY q lake.
Davies, the paint man. is here and in a
few days will be prepared to do all kinds
Of painting, paper hanging, etc. 233
Main street
e. 8. Oldham and wife left this morn
ing ior the scene Of the building of the
new road to Grand mesa, which Mr. Old
ham has the contract to build.
James NJ Kennedy will leave tomor-
row night for Cripple Creek as dele
gate from Book Cliff Camp No. 81,
Woodmen Of the World.
Alexander Struthers will be surround
ed in his new position by old and tried
employees who assisted in making his
administration in this city successful.
the death Of the infant daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. E. e. Dorsey OF Denver. Mrs.
Dorsey is sister of Mrs. D. X. Terrence
OF this city.
Davies, the paint man, is 80 situated
that he can handle contracts for COM
plete work in any line of painting and
paper hanging, no matter how large.
233 Main street.
DR.. Ingersoll assisted in ushering into
the world this morning, another son into
the family OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 9.
Knowles. The parents are harpy and
the little lad is healthy one.
The people residing in the eastern por.
tion OF the city are very rarely permitted
to see the sprinkling cart 1t is kept
we'll at work, however, in other residence
portions Of the city. some especially re-
ceiving special attention.
| Felix Toupain received letter yeeter.
day from his son. George Toupain, who
is now located at Circle City, Alaska.
George says that it is little dull there
at present, although his prospects give
him considerable hope.
Aspen Times: Rufus Hardy, repre-
sentative Of the Hardy Bros Commission
COMPANY OF Grand Junction, loomed up
on the streets Monday after a long ab-
sence. He will remain several days
looking after the firms interests here.
Glenwood Springs Avalanche: II you
will tell what comfort or use il is for a
parent or community to raise their
girls up in idleness we will tell you why
boy should be brought up loafer
Between school terms girl should have
her outing and then her work laid out
| Glenwood Springs Avalanche: The
terrible outrage at Grand junction
should bs made the business Of every
law sbicing citizeh of that county Gov.
Orman should offer a reward thas will
bring the goat killers to justice. We
| feel that the Whole state is ffected by
| the disaster
G. w. Haskell, county surveyor, has
just returned from trip to Cotton wood
lakes, where he went to do some survey.
! ing for the big reservoir company at that
| point. While away Mr.. Haskell had the
misfortune to lose the horse OF his bro
ther Edwin, by death from heart disease.
The animal was most excellent family
animal and was much prizsd by Mr..
Haskell's family
The Grand Junction ball team will
play the Fruita team In this city Thurs
day afternoon at the bali grounds in the
eastern part Of the city. an order to
raise money Tor the expenses OF the
game, 100 chairs will be taken to the
grounds for the use OF spectators, for
hicb will be charged the small sum Of
Ten cents. The game promises to be an
| interesting one, as the Fruita boys are
v ry earnest iu their desire to win from
| the Grand Junction boys.
On account OF the absence from the
city OF the editor of this paper, notice OF
| the new publication at the Teller Insti
| tute was not made The little paper is
| called the Rsveille, and throughout il
gotten mp in a very neat and handsome
style IL gives all the current news OF
the school and should prove a valuable
I, addition to the school in making its his
tory and recording it. The paper con-
taips goodly numb OF advertisements
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