The daily sentinel., 1903-08-24

Ocean Wave Fish and Oyster Co.,
Importers of fish and game.
d. ]. Dorsey is assisting in the
Frank Kirlin, furnishing store.
William A. Peery has sold his
aerated water business to B. F. Oil
yer.
The Ocean Wave Fish and Oyster
Co.. will be open for business this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred RAIDER are in
Salt Lake City for pleasure trip to
the Mormon capital.
H G. Bewdell arrived home Satur-
day night from Glenwood Springs,
where he had been in attendance upon
the races.
Frank Kirlin, is at his old home in
Iowa, settling up matters. concerning
the estate of his father. who died
about one year ago.
Miss Daisy South. clerk in the NJ.
| o. Delalain office. is home from two
weeks vacation. She reports a de-
lightful time spent in the hills.
Don't take a substitute for the
Honeysuckle brand of ham and bacon.
There is no need of your being de-
ceived-the brand is ON each package.
NJ. B. Beidelman, the well known
piano agent was a visitor to the city
over Sunday, returning to Delta,
where he is conducting sale of
Dianos. this morning.
Examiner acknowledges receipt of a
fine box of peaches sent by the gener-
al arrangements committee of the
Peach Day celebration at Grand June
ton. San Miguel Examiner.
r. NJ. Horn, arrived home yester-
day from visit 20 his old home at
Prospect. Ohio. Mr.. Horn has been
absent Two months. He resumed his
old position in this office today.
The Peach Day executive commit
tee is wrestling with the Peach Day
program. 1t is still in the rough, but
from the outline there will be plenty
of sport, fast and continuous to cover
the three days.
W. H. LaCost. chief clerk in the
Lay Nattinger Company store is home
from Chicago. where the went to pur-
chase for the store of a handsome and
up to date line of goods of all kinds
kent in THAR store
A small cotton tail rabbit pursued
by dog, running down past the post
office. was suggestive of green fields
Certainly it cannot be that we are
permitting the grass to grow in our
streets. inviting the animals of the
forest to find homes.
Hon. Horace Il. DeLong. will leave
in the morning for Carbondale ON
business matters, From there he will
go to Denver to be present as a dele
gate to the Colorado annual confer
ence of the Methodist church.
J. S. Carnahan, a prominent at
torney of Grand Junction and who is
interested in considerable valuable
mining property in this county, was
an arrival Monday night and will lie
here week or ten days looking after
his interests Miguel Examiner.
The secretary of the Peach Day Ex
ecutive Committee, will call on those
who have subscribed to the fund to
secure the money, ON Tuesday. The
committee expects to collect all money
at once. as they have contracted for
amount subscribed and must have
same.
rather shaky piece of painting
was being done ON the tower of the
Grand Valley National bank building
this morning. Cashier Max Buchanan
is going to place the name of the in
stitutlon over which he presides on
the tower in white letters on a black
background.
Gates Kersberg, of the firm of Kers-
berg & Hertz, is home from business
trip east for the purpose of purchasing
the new stock for their delicatessen
store. Mr.. Kersberg states that he
has purchased very handsome stock
of goods. entirely new and up to date