The daily sentinel., 1903-09-08

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Knots tied free at rhe G. V. Store,
not matrimonial, but knots of ribbon.
Ladies you buy the ribbon we tie the
beau
Herbert Fairall, editor and manager
of The Daily Journal of Denver. is a
visitor, the guest of Theodore
Sanderson. of this office.
Mrs. Chas. Dufur, of Salt Lake
City. is visiting friends in this city.
She is the wife of Charles Dufur,
who will race miss Williams to-
morrow.
Luthur White. formerly of this city
now located at Montrose. with the
United States Government Surveying
party, was visitor to the city yes
terday.
Mrs. Matte Small. nee Seiber is
spending the week here with rela-
tives. Mr.. Small, who is an employe
of the Rio Grande Western at Marys-
vile. Utah expects soon to be trans
ferred to Salt Lake.
Mis- ses Pearl Smith and Jennie and
Sslome Tyler left last Sunday evening
for Colorado Springs where they will
attend the University at that place.
large number of their friends " ere
at the depot to bid them good bye.
@. G. johnson, of Clarmont, CAL,
brother of the local member of the
real estate firm of Johnson and Glas-
CO, arrived in this city last Saturday
night and will make short visit with
his brother. He has been making a
an extended tour of this western coun-
try.
Miss Sade Miller returned home
yesterday from Delta to spend Peach
week with her parents and friends.
Miss Miller is employed in the law
office of O. II. Stephan and has been
absent from the city several months.
Miss Miller has many friends in this
city who are pleased to welcome her
among them again.
E. r. Bates and wife. of Adrian,
Levi TenEyck. Mr.. Bates is a broth
er-in-law of Mr. TenEyck and they
have not seen each other in thirty-five
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Bates are much
pleased with this section of the coun-
try and are enjoying most pleasant
visit.
DR.. E. F. Eldridge returned home
last night from a ten days visit to
friends and relatives at Portland. Ore
gon. The doctor had most delight
full time. but states that the climate
of that coast city is little too much
for him. He is glad to be again in
the Grand valley and resume prac-
tice.
Weather Observer Sullivan states
that we will have fair weather until
Thursday night. There will be rising
temperature Tuesday and Wednesday,
There was frost in the high districts
last night. This special weather re-
port comes from Observer Branden-
burg, who was asked by Observer Sui
livan to make prognostication for
Peach week.
Photographer Dean and wife are
home from an extended eastern visit,
taken principally to attend the Ma
tional photographers convention at In
dianapolis. They also visited Niaga-
ra Falls, Toronto. Canada and
Milwaukee. Mr.. Dean is chuck full
OF new things in photography and
will give our people taste of artistic
work never seen before in this city.
The ball game between Fruita and
Grand Junction Sunday resulted in
score of thirty three to three in favor
of Grand Junction. The game was
noted for some very good plays. but
the result tells its own tale. Had
Johnny Beard pitched from the start
there would have been a much better
exhibition. The home team has i'm
proved much, but the game was not
one in which Grand Junction can do
any Growing.
At the Park Friday. Sept. 18th. the
greatest musical comedy of recent
years will be seen with new produc-
tion and an entirely new set of Co.'S
tunes, and cast that includes many
of the famous original people who
first carried the opera into promi-