The daily sentinel., 1902-07-19

j. D. Secor OF Palisades is in tfe city.
F. M. Berger and family were among
the Palisades contingent today.
Mrs. G. W. Hill of Saline county, Mo
is visiting Mrs. Chas. w. Franks.
j. A. Lyons. owner OF the Lyons block
in this city. came down from Palisades
today
Davies, the wall paper and paint man,
will be here in few days at the j. W.
Weyer store, 233 Main street.
Miss May Phillips, niece Of j. @.
Whitney. is visiting here with her rela-
tives. Miss Phillips is from Huntsville,
Texas.
Miss Dorothy Grin1th and her sister,
Miss Ethel, are enjoying an outing in
Salt Lake City where they are visiting
friends
The G. E. Society of the Christian
church will give an ice cream lawn So
cial at el2 Rood avenue Tuesday even
ing, July 90.
The 30 day slaughter sale at the Bar
gain House has been 80 successful that
it has been decided to continue the low
prices for this week.
The prize waltz at the ball at Fruita
last night was won by Len Innes and
Miss Pearl Roth. A most enjoyable
time was had at the ball.
Mrs. Maggie Carson, after spending
several days with Miss Sue Winton and
Miss Bessie Primrose, has gone to Delta
for visit with relatives there.
Miss Orda Hoskins is arranging for a
trip to Chicago where she will do steno-
graphic work for law firm. She will
join her brother who is a stenographer
In that oity.
Mrs. Ed Bosom will leave the first Of
the week for st Joseph where she will
remain for about three weeks. Mrs.
Bosom goes to the east to order some
OF her fall millinery.
Word has come from DR.. Warner at
Glenwood Springs that he has seen
Bishop Leonard and that he has given
his consent willingly to allow Rev. c. W.
G. Lyon to remain in charge at st.
Matthew'S church in this city.
A short woman was almost as much
OF a curiosity on the streets today as was
the tall woman in the tent. The little
woman would not come more than to
the knee OF the big one, and many peo-
pie were trying to get the two together
to show the comparison between them.
j. 7. Sharp, one of the pioneers of this
city, returned home Wednesday from an
extended visit with his daughter and
other relatives at Littleton. Colo. He
says he had most pleasant visit, but
that he got homesick to come back to
Grand Junction again.
E. N. Case reports the following real
Coulter to Frank Iseminger, lot "a, blk.
"a, city; M. E. Laudenback to r. R
Coulter, 10 acres in Bevier sub division,
$3.50. Lot %, blk 2, city. in b. Canon
sub division from r. r. Coulter to M e.
Laudenback.
Miss Efie Lee, accompanied by her
sister, returned home yesterday from an
extended trip to California. Miss Lee
went to the coast for the benefit OF her
health which has been very much i'm.
proved by her stay there. The trip
comprised about six months OF travelling
and Miss Lee says she enjoyed every
minute of the time.
There was large crowd of people at
the tent OF the giantess last night and
all the afternoon today. Miss Ewing
made several young men, who think they
are away up in the world, feel their in
significance by inviting them to stand
beside her and under her arm, which.
when they did, made them feel pretty
small and gaye their friends the oppor-
| tunity Of laughing at them.
The members of the Epworth League
| were delightfully."- entertained At the
home OF Mr.. Norine east of the city last
evening 1t WAS propitious night for
young folks. Luna was bealning in
splendor the clouds having cleared away
and everything WAS lovely, even the
"Tallyho." Soon after the merry con-