The daily sentinel., 1903-08-07
5 LOCAL NEWS.

Relief Corps social and concert at
the park tonight. Everyone come.
Mrs. L. G. Sloan, who has been
away on visit to friends. has return'
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gabriel. and
son, are visiting with relatives in the
city.
Grand Valley Commercial school,
Main Street. Fall term begins Sept
ember first
Mi IS Efie Darnell. is home from an
extended eastern visit, with relatives
and friends
L. II. Bisbee. of Denver. represent
ing one of the large packing houses is
in the city.
Mrs. Frank H. Haskell, will leave
in a few days for Denver and other
points over the range.
Mrs. H. Marsters and daughter,
Nettie left last night for few weeks
visit in Salt Lake City.
Miss Maggie Mccarthy one of the
we'll known telephone ladies, is home
from her months vcaation.
Grand Valley Commercial School.
Main street. Night school, Monday.
Wednesday and Friday nights.
W. S. Wallace. went to the old
company ranch this morning to super.
intend the threshing of wheat.
Mrs. na o. Davis has returned from
Sailda where she was in attendance
ON her husband who was operated up
on in the hospital there.
Final settlement of the receiver
ship of the Grand Junction Electric
Light company is being made in Dem
yer this week.
VIM G. Connolly is down from
Muckawanago. where he has estab-
lished his camp for the summer. He
reports the fishing good and life in
the hills ideal.
r. r. Rodda. district telephone
agent at Aspen was an arrival in the
city on the noon train. Mr.. Rodda
formerly had charge of this district
before Mr.. Peugh took hold.
Mrs. Van Arsdale and daughter and
Mr.. Bowen Cover. of Stanford. Ken
lucky, relatives of Mrs. NJ. E. Rice
are stopping off for few days TO Wis
it. They are ien-route to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan. Scott were
in the city yesterday visiting with
Mr. and Mrs Stave Scovill. old time
/ g. Inf thtc
the narrow gauge for their home in
Kansas.
M Hertz, of the firm OF Kersberg
and Hertz, was an arrival home last
night from Denver. Mr.. Kersberg,
his partner has gone on to Chicago
and Cincinnati to purchase the stock
for the new delicatessen store they
will soon open in this city.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. o. King was laid to rest this morn
ing. The services were at the house.
on White street. The services were
by Rev. Monroe Stewart and were
quite pathetic. The little body was
laid to it's final rest in Orchard Mesa
cemetery.
Prof William H. Miller will leave
tomorrow for Colorado Springs, where
he win conduct the summer normal
school for teachers. This is Prof.
Miller's eighth year at Colorado
Springs, and will doubtless add an
other success to those of the past. He
will be absent month.
Charles e. Sumner, of Telluride,
formerly editor of the San Miguel
Examiner, is visitor to the city and
to his mother Mis-. J. @. Sumner.
Mr. Lumner is taking a rest from
newspaper work and will spned "A part
of his vacation in this city. He has
several projects ahead which will
doubtless again take him into active
business life.
Lark. one of the fine team of fire
horses met with q mishap this morn
ing. which required the services of
DR.. Price. veterinarian to adjust. In
some mannre Lark caught his nostril
in spring snap and tore the flesh for
at least three inches DR.. Price took
several stitches in the wound and
Lark will be on sick leave for few
days. The sewing was done with