The daily sentinel., 1902-08-08
J. B. Boyer, the architect, went to Rife

j. B. Boyer, the architect. went to Rifle
today on business visit.
Frank Haskell and wife will leave to-
night for Salt Lake City to spend a few
days.
Buffalo Bill was compelled to pay the
license asked by the city OF Denver.
amounting to S40O.
Mrs. D. G. Mccarthy left at noon to-
day for an extended visit to Seattle
where she has relatives.
Mrs. John Allison will leave tomorrow
for Gunnison where she will spend sew
eral weeks with friends.
The Denver & Rio Grande, it is stated,
will lose 100000 by the recent heavy
rain storms on the other side OF the di-
vide.
We can paint first. class signs just as
well during the hot weather as any time.
w. D, Davies, the paint man, 233 Main
street
A. D. Phares we'll known barber Of
this city. left yesterday with his family
for Peonia where he will make his resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Elkns and little
daughter leave in the morning for an ex
tended visit to Mrs Elkins' mother in
Indiana
Daniel Golf and wife are now located
at Delta, where they have opened up a
boarding house. His friends in this city
wish him we'll.
Miss Daisy South, stenographer for
Delaplsin l. Crosby will leave in the
morning for a visit with relatives and
friends in Colorado Syringe.
DR.. Eldridge leaves for Denver tonight
to meet his wife on her return from the
east with the DOCTORS father. He will
return next Monday at noon.
Going to start something right away.
One thing is a f-st- class carriage and
sign painting department w. D. Da
vies, the paint man, 233 Main street.
w. P. Shott OF the firm of Carlyle &
Shott left this morning for Navinger,
Missouri, where he WAS called by tele-
gram announcing the death Of his aged
father.
Mrs. X E. Provost and Charles w.
Provost, mother and brother OF Mrs j.
II. Gallupe, arrived in the city last night
from Pittsburg. They will remain for
several weeks.
The friends OF Winfield Hubbard will
regret to learn that that young man has
decided to sever his connection with the
Postoffice book store and will leave in a
short time for Ogden
Mrs. c. e. Jelkins and little daughter
Helen left this morning, on the first
west b'und train, for Salt Lake City.
MIR. Jenkins will go on the srecial train
for the Elks Sunday evening.
Fourteen sections OF train No 3 on
Rio Grande will arrive in this city to-
night, the first one being due here short
Knights OF Pythias. enroute to Califor-
mia and Elks on their pilgrimage to Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. Fl. A. McReynolds, who has been
visiting with relatives in Indiana and
Oklahoma for the past six months, ar
rived in the city this morning and will
reside here this winter. Mrs. Mickey
nolds reports very pleasant trip and
says that she is glad to be back in Grand
junction again.
Mrs. w. c. Smith, Mrs. D. A. Smith.
Miss Virgil Smith. Miss BERTHE Elliott
and Walter Foreman compose party
from Fairbury. Neb., who arrived in the
city last night on a visit to Mrs. Fore
man and other friends and relatives here.
The party was delayed in Colorado
Springs on account OF the washouts and
were taken over the new Short Line rail
road to Cripple Creek and back over the
Midland Terminal in order to get around
the washed out track. Before returning
to their homes they will visit Salt Lake
City and other western points.