The daily sentinel., 1903-06-19
JUNE ROSES
From the "Rufe" Garden.

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H. E. Frost took trip to Fruita
today.
Tomorrow is Strawberry Day at
Glenwood Springs.
The boys of the city are happy
swimmin' time is here.
The Mesa Dry Goods company have
increased their force during the big
sale.
Work ON the new Kersberg block is
being pushed by John j. Lumsden.
the contractor.
Quite few Fruita young people
attended the base ball benefit ball at
the Turner Hall last night.
Miss Helen Williams of Fruita was
in the city yesterday and attended the
base ball benefit ball at the Turner
Hall last night.
DR.. Price has Just returned from an
extended trip through New Mexico.
The doctor can now be found by horse
men at the Haskell Pharmacy.
The Colorado Midland trains are
now being run over their own track
from Basalt. as the repairs have been
made to the track at that place.
Mrs. E. A. Wadsworth has returned
from Oregon. where she has been Wis
iting her brothers, James and Paul
Roberts, for the past several months.
Workmen commenced to remodel
the old blacksmith building on Colo
RADIO avenue owned by A. N. Ander son
this morning. 1t will be put into
first class condition and used as
store room.
Three boys claiming Delta as their
home were run in last night by Night
Policeman O'Neil and Smith. They
stole pair of shoes from some boys
who We're i'll swimming. One of the
boys had the shoes on when arrested
At thu Turner Hall last night the
base ball benefit ball was a pro-
nounced success as far as enjoying the
evening was concerned. Those present
had very ENJOYABLE time and some
money was realized to help the boys
purchase their new uniforms
William johnson of Collbran was
brought to the city yesterday by his
sister and taken before Judge Walter
S. Sullivan in the county court. A
jury pronounced Mr.. johnson feeble
in mind and last night Sheriff W. G.
Struthers took him to the Woodcroft
hospital in Pueblo where he will be
kept until further orders of the court.
DIR. II. r. Bull made the examina-
ton of Mr.. johnson.
Charles W. Arnett stated this morn
ing that George Aiken, brother of
Mrs Arnett. lived at Heppner, Ore
gon, but that they had not Learned
whether he was drowned or not. He
name OF Thomas and James Maddox,
lived there. These men were sheep
raiseIs and owned string of fast
horses. They are we'll known to
number of people living in Grand
Junction.
The Boulder Herald in speaking of
an uncle of Charles W. Arnett of
Grand Junction says: ''The funeral
of the late Anthony Arnett took place
this afternoon from the home of his
son, r. E. Arnett at 1918 Spruce
street. A large number of old time
friends We're present. Mr.. Arnett
was one of the pioneers who helped
make Boulder what it now is. The
people of today owe him debt of
gratitude which they will never be
able to repay.
William Grogan and crew of con-
struction men of the Colorado Tele-
phone company are in the city getting
ready to construct new toll line
from Grand Junction to Ouray. The
Colorado Telephone company is i'm
proving its service throughout the
state at all points and is now one of
the best telephone companies in the
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