The daily sentinel., 1902-08-05
Born-to Mr. and Mrs. ] w. Nichols

Born--to Mr. and Mrs. w. Nichols
Saturday, girl. DR.. u rgersoll officiated
The indications are for rain tonight
and it is hoped that they may be realized.
Sampliners are having designs pre-
pared for an entire new front for their
store. H' WHY
Every time you think of your necktie
think of Ackerman, the dealer in the
proper kind
Zeph Charles Felt, OF Denver, who is
largely interested in Grand Valley realty.
is visitor to the city. H
Walter Musgrave, OF Montrose, promi-
nently connected with the fruit industry
is visitor to the city today. 77' ~
J. Knouse, night marshal OF Ouray and
w. Brown were arrivals over the narrow
guage last night, en- route to take charge
of the preparations for the Ouray and
Grand Junction Elks at Salt Lake.
Stuyvesant Fisk, the well known New
Yorker and president of the Illinois Cen
'ihi inhWol WAS al az S1ichNoOu
Springs yesterday aud will remain at the
famous Colorado. until the latter part OF
the week. 4tas- r.t I'trtfr
J. s. Carnahan, Thomas Chambers
and DR.. Fleischman, Of Delta were the
initiates into the order Of Eike last night
These three gentlemen crossed the hot
sands in good azder and we're happy at
the conclusion OF the pilgrimage .ts
Charles a. Arthur has purchased q
fiue driving horse from j. A. McIeun.
The horse and fine stanhope buggy and
harness are included in the sale. Mr..
Arthur is erecting new stable for the
correct housing OF the thoroughbred
animal. .r'3 ..u.. .-.if.. ftf 70
Otto q Bo'z, OF Sedalia, Missouri,
man publication OF that place is visitor
TO the city Mr.. Botz is touring the
country on sightseeing trip and ie also
furnishing his paper with a weekly letter
from the points visited by him. s 'r-
1t has been a little warm IN Grand
junction the past few days, but not
places, 10 think that Pueblo has had
the thermometer touch the lob, l02 and
104 mark, shows what the poor people in
that awfully hot city must suffer. Grand
Ju action is like an icjcle alongside of
Pueblo and il the people of that city
want to come where II is cool they should.
take the Sentirels advice and come to
the Grand valley
Whitehead Hoag company OF Newark,
New jersey, $50 very handsome badges,
to he used by local Elks at the coming
grand reunion at Salt Lake city next
week Pendant from the badge proper
Ia an imitation peach made OF some soft
material, which is a correct imitation OF
the lusci-us fruit raised in this valley
The county should purchase one hundred
q these badges as an adver tisement OF
the valley. The county has spent much
money on things which did not bring one
half the returns which such email in
vestment would bring. ''I' H.'
Silmon Smith, son OF DIR. Smith and
Mark h. Bunting, arrived home from
Mesa lake last night, after a pleasant
three weeks vacation spent in the moup-
tsius The boys started from Mesa lake
Yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock and
rods the entire distance to this city on
their ponies, arriving here at two O'Clock
il the night. The boys report a large
number OF people at the lake at the pres
ent time, although there are eImany com
ing and going all the time. The fishing
they report fair although 1t still takes an
expert to induce the Rainbow trout to
soap at fly. .s-4 ..tf
District Attorney McMallin went to
see Ringling's big shows in Depver. He
states that it vas the greatest circus he
had ever seen 10 his life and il be hadn't
position which he is mpell.d by force
OF circumstances to attend to, he might
have run away with the circus. He said
ii brought back all OF his boy hood days
to attend the big circus. He wanted to
feed the monkeys peanuts and the ele-