The daily sentinel., 1903-08-13
5 LOCAL NEWS.

Souvenirs at the opening of the G.
V. Store.
Everything in first class livery at
Platt and Kings.
Demorest double contest. Friday
evening, Christian church.
L. A. StaIey will have furnished
/ house for rent, about Sept. 1st.
Buy the Honeysuckle brand of ba-
con. it is toothsome and delightful.
The wants of the people of Grand
Junction and Grand valley will be
supplied at G. V. store.
G.. V. Store will open Saturday,
Aug 10Th. 1903, at 3 p. m. all are cor
daily invited. Souvenirs.
Come in and see our stock of mer-
chandise opening. Saturday, Aug. 10th
at p. m. G.. V. store Reed Build
ing.
For purity and wholesomeness the
Honeysuckle lard is unequalled Ask
your grocer for this brand. 1t will
surely please you.
The hams of the Honeysuckle brand
are outclassed by on other ham ON the
market. Ask for trial ham. Your
grocer keeps them.
Mrs George Conley and Miss Con-
ley sister in law and sister of Mr.. Jack
Conley at the Union depot are visit
ing here from Illinois.
Miss Lila Sanderson. daughter of
Rev. R. Sanderson. was an arrival
home last night from Parachute.
where she has spent the past month
Misses Jessie and l.. Cole, of Ames.
Iowa. cousins of Mrs. Edgar r. Cur
rie and Misses Inez Hunter and Hattie
Browhart. companions of the Misses
Cole. are visiting in this city upon
their relatives Mr.. and Mrs. Currie.
S. B. Palm, secretary and treasurer
of the Trumbull Mining and Milling
company. who has been visiting the
property of the company in the Una
weep district. leaves for his home at
Warren. Ohio tonight.
MISS Nelll6 hCDOudlu, VI OHldud.
was pleasant visitor to the city last
night She is EN- route west and
stopped off in this city to visit with
her friend Mr.. Claude Pike. stenogra-
pher at tho office of the Grand juno
tion Smelling company.
Grand Junction will this year in
corporate with its annual Peach Day
celebration a county fair, the func
tion to cover three days. The affair
should, and no doubt will be made
permanent thing and should develop
into the holiday of the Western slope. |
Journal.
Sheriff William G. Struthers and |
H. G. Bedwell leave in the morning |
for Leadville on two fold object |
They will attend the big races and |
will see to it that first class mission
ary work is done for the Peach DaN |
celebration. They will endeavor to
secure some of the crack racers there |
to come to this city for our races.
Misses Blanche and Nellie Hamil-
ton. of Ellis, Kansas, sisters of Will
liam Hamilton. the we'll known con-
ductor. will arrive in this city to-
night on train No. 5. The Misses |
Hamilton who are handsome and en-
gaging young women spent month |
here two years ago and they are re-
membered most kindly by large cir |
Gle of young friends and acquaint- |
ances.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Clark went to |
Fruita this afternoon, Cor the purpose
of having Mrs Clark S throat exam
ined under the X-Ray for the purpose
OF ascertaining whether or not there
was an abnormal growth in her throat
For some time Mrs. Clark has been a
sufferer from throat trouble, and her
many friends hope she may be bene-
fitted by the treatment which she
will take.
Hon. ]. K Sherman, of Pueblo.
secretary of the State Fair association
is visitor to the city in the interests
of the fair. Mr. Sherman is an old
time friend of @. p. holland and is
being taken through the orchar DIS to-
day. He is extremely desirous q Sc
curing the largest possible exhibit this
year for the State I air and hopes to
see Mesa county lead as she always