The daily sentinel., 1903-10-02

her work in s'China, Oil and Pastel
at Arthurs Drug store.
Hermn Hoesch. has purchased two
lots on east Main street. near the res
idence of A. @. Newton.
Former Judge Gallagan, of the
county court of Pueblo county. is a
visitor today in the city.
President r. P. Davie. of rhe
Western Sugar and Land company
went to Delta this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Oliver, of Pali-
sade came in over the narrow guage
last night from Delta, where they
have been visiting friends for few
days past.
S. H. Stimson and 9. H. Mathis.
of New York. fruit buyers of promi-
character of our cantaloupe crop.
The gentlemen are both friends of
Under Sheriff Hardy.
There will be meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce tonight. for
the purpose of electing a secretary to
succeed the late Charles w. Steele.
There will also be elected a director
to succeed Mr.. Steele.
Married. - At the Presbyterian
Manse yesterday at high noon. Mr..
H. J. Dewey of Buffalo. N. Y. to
Miss Anna l.. Kerner of Grand juno
tion,. Colo, by Rev. J. E. Wier. pas
tor of the Presbyterian Church. Mr..
and Mrs. Dewey will reside in Grand
Junction.
Geo. w. Vallery, general agent of
the Burlington system, was an arrival
| in the city last night over the narrow
guage from Hotchkiss and Paonia,
where he spent several days looking
over the valley. He left on No 8.
for Salt Lake City last night to meet
Mrs. vallery, who has been visiting
in Zion.
@. M. Druse of this city. who has
been engaged in the realty business.
leave in the morning for his old
home at Freund, Nebraska. Mr..
Druse likes this country very much
and would have liked to remain here,
but his wife was sickly and desired
to return to her old home in
Nebraska.
AS old Sol peeped over the top of
Grand Mesa this morning he reflected
one of the most perfect rainbows,
arching the west end of the valley
from RI nfai iob
has been seen here in many day.
A morning rainbow is very rare in
this valley and seldom are those
which are seen SO perfect as the one
this morning.
From noon of Wednesday, Septen-
Der 80 to noon of yesterday. was the
Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur. or
day of atonement. 1t is the tenth
day after the beginning of the Jewish
New Year. The holiday is usually
one of prayer and fasting among the
Jewish people. There being no syna-
gogue in this city there was no obser-
vance of the day.
Manager H. W. EDWARDS. of the
Smelter and f. E. Blaisdell. one of
its promoters. left for Denver last
night, where they will meet General
Manager Marvin of the company who
will arrive there from Boston today
Manager Marvin and Messrs Edwards
and Blaisdell will spend week or
more in and around Leadville on
business connected with the smeleer.
The Home Loan and Investment
company, have just closed the follow
ing realty deals. Gertrude Makvicka
to Joseph A Herman, lots in the
city. consideration $3.50. Rose Belle
and Edward A. Gallagher to Nettie
W. Blaine, city property, considera-
tion Sl050. j. A. McLuen to Effie
Darnell. city property, consideration
5000. T. p Bonnell to E. J. Mum
son, ranch property, consideration
s300O
The printers of the city met last
night and made temporary organiza-
tion of their local union. Rufus NJ
Horn, foreman of The Sentinel. was
chosen president and L. E. Koppin,
OF The Grand Junction News. secre-
tary. Walter NJ Merrill. H. E. Frost
and w. O. Madison were appointed
committee to draw up the bylaws and