The daily sentinel., 1903-08-24

Orson Adams, Jr., cashier of the
Mesa county bank is home from Dem
| yer.
The City Union band will play
three days engagement for the Peach
Day celebration.
There was large attendance at the
regular weekly hop at the Turner hall
last Saturday evening.
Gail @. Murray and family are
home from trip to Alexander lakes
of several weeks duration.
Miss Dot Dunsmire, who recently
went to Colorado Springs to make
her home. is here on visit.
The ladies basket ball team will
play several matches during the Peach
week. They want to play Fruita.
Mrs. Maud Chapman returned home
last night from a month spent in the
east purchasing her fall millinery
goods.
Hayden Green and Ted Primrose
returned last night from pleasure
trip to Salt Lake. They report most
pleasant time.
Rodney Jay will leave next Thurs
day for Fort Collins, where he will
attend the Agricultural college at
Fort. Collins next winter.
Frederick S. Drummer of the Meth
odist church at Fruiia. is a delegate
from that church to the Methodist
conference to be held in Denver.
r. p. Davie and wife were arrivals
in the city today at noon. Mr.. Davie
spent Sunday at Glenwood Springs,
where Mrs. DAVE has been for the
past sseveral weeks at the Colorado.
There is being considerable rivalry
developed by different sections of the
county on the fruit exhibit. 1t looks
as it the promise to give a splendid
exhibit by the committee will be real
lied.
Thomas Osborn, the office manager
of the Grand junction Smelling Com
pany. left this morning for Ouray.
and will return shortly with his fam
lily. Mr.. Osborn will occupy the res
idence of j. W. Weyer.
1t has been announced by Manag er
r. p. Davie of the Sugar factory that
plete has project before that event.
but he feels confident of having same
finished in plenty of time, even if it
aoes take extra work to accomplish
that end.
The telegraphic dispatches which
have been received regularly by this
office are appreciated by the public
and watched for. The bulletins in
The Sentinel windows have attracted
the attentions of thousands in the last
few days.
The cooling breeze that sprang up
yesterday about three O'Clock, was
welcome. 1t cooled the atmosphere
greatly and relieved the humidity of
the atmosphere much. There are
promises of showers and cooler wealth
er for the next two days
The Sentinel's sporting writer and
sketch artist, III. W. Chester did an
off hand piece of crayon drawing yes
terday which attracted great deal of
attention hung in the display window
of the office 1t was of Champion
Jim Jeffries and showed marked abil-
ity.
The crowd on the streets that came
out Saturday night to listen to the
music furnished by the band was sim
ply immense and remarks were heard
on all sides to that effect. The music
furnished at present by this orRaniza-
tion is high class and receives many
compliments.
Superintendent Vedder of the City
waterworbs has just received very
good analysis of the water of the Gun
nison river. made by the Dearborn
Chemical company of Chicago. Mr..
Vedder states that the water has many
first class properties, of which the
people have no idea.
AT the conclusion of the regular
services at the Methodist church Sun
day, Rev. Sanderson, who concludes