The daily sentinel., 1902-08-26

j. V. A. Lay left yesterday evening
for Chicago.
William Schwartz, a prominent ranch
man OF Fruita is in the<city
Walter Graham has accepted posi-
tion in the Haskell drug store,
A train load Of soldiers passed through
this city last night en- route east.
Miss Millie Hawkins has gone to Sa-
Ida for visit with her sister Mrs. Gill
bert.
Mrs. Thomas II. Mcdonnell and child
rem OF Decatur, ILL.,, are guests at the q.
81. Lyons home.
The colored people will give supper
Thursday night in aid Of Taylor lodge,
OF the Masonic order
Ben Allison has accepted position as
clerk in the Sampliner store and entered
upon his duties today
T. j. Williams who has SCENT several
months in Grand Junction left last night
for his home in Coon Rapids. Iowa.
A new Edison MimeoRraph is being
placed in the typewriting department at
the Grand Junction business college.
DR.. W. W. Rowan of Ouray was
among the early morning visitors. leav.
ing for his home over the narrow gauge.
w. 8. McNeer, typo who has recent
ly worked in this city, returned last
night from the east where he went on a
visit.
Mrs. Chauncey Aldrich and children
left for their home at Guthrie Center
yesterday, after visit with friends in
this city.
Mrs. w. s. Wallace and Mrs. G. b.
Arthur will entertain a party Of ladies
at the home OF the latter on Friday at
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. j Hess Of Guthrie
Center, Iowa stopped for short visit
with Grand Junction friends, en- route to
Salt Lake City.
DR.. and Mrs r E Rose Of Mountain
Grove, Missouri, came down from Palis-
AIDES yesterdao for visit with Grand
Junction friends.
| One of the best commercial teachers
in the eastern states will have charge of
the business department at the Grand
Junction business college this year.
The entertainment to be given at the
Armory hall on the night OF August %.
by the Wentworths promises to be- one
Of the most enjoyable ever given in the
city.
Take an English course. only $l2 so
for three months, at the Grand junction
business college. Suitable for those who
have not completed seventh and eighth
grade work.
Platt & King have received their new
cab and 1t is big improvement over the
old rattle trap that has served so long.
The cab has rubber tires and is a much
needed improvement.
@. a. Lane, cashier OF the First Nat
ional bank OF Guthrie Center, Iowa, ar.
rived in the city last night from the
White River country where he has been
6peuuinS MS VACATION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Updegraff and
son, Miss Reine Rogers. and DR.. and
Mrs. I. E. Daugherty, all OF Guthrie
Center, Iowa, were visitors the latter
part of last week with Mr.. and Mrs. II.
H. Lyons.
In all probability the delegation from
this city TO the state convention will be
Stimson delegation. 1t looks that
way at present, but nothing has fully
developed as yet and all candidates may
have show.
lfyou want one OF the highest grade
bicycles manufactured, see Fletcher, the
| agent for the Fowler wheels. AID re-
member that we repair anything from
toy wagon to thrashing machine. 249
Main street.
Mrs. Lucy Martin and Misses Jessie
| and Jean Martin, mother and sisters OF
Mrs. Otto Forty, went out over the mar
row gauge this morning for their home
at Marysville, Ohio, after spending nine
weeks most pleasantly with Mr.. and Mrs.
Forty. The Misses Martin made many
warm friends during their visit, who will