The daily sentinel., 1903-08-19
5 LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Bessie Hoag. of Webster City,
Iowa was registered at the Grand last
night ~
DR.. G., E. .Cowell. and family got
away for California last night, They
will be absent until the health of the
doctor improves. "A ~
Mr. and Mrs. A. F, Goodhue and
F. Goodhue, of Beaumont. Texas
were visitors to the city today. being
quartered at the Grand.
An auditing committee. consisting
of Horace T. DeLong. E. NJ. Slocomb
and DIR Fisher, We're auditing the ac-
counts of the secretary and treasurer
last night of the Chamber of Com
merce.
Everybody attend the opening of
the new Methodist parsonage on
Thursday afternoon and evening. The
Aid Society will serve ice cream.
cake, lemonade and home made candy
at the usual prices.
Miss Bertha Coakely. who makes
her home in this. city. was called
home to Collbran this morning by the
very serious illness of her sister. The
latter has been helpless invalid for
number of years. She left over the
Midland this morning.
Mrs. Mary A. Arnold. from Fair
bury. Nebraska. arrived i'll the city
la st night Mrs. Arnold is an old
time friend of Mrs. Foreman and will
spend week with her. She is ac-
companied by her husband. and they
are en- route to the coast.
A water suit before Referee W. S.
Sullivan, which has been before
Judge Sullivan several times, was on
again yesterday 1t is between W. 8.
Archer and M E. Laswell, of Mesa.
The attorney for Archer is S. M. Lo-
gan and for Lawsell, Caswell McMul-
| lin and Sternberg The case has again
been postponed until September 18th.
Word was received at this office to-
day from James V. Howard of the
Grand Junction Smelling company.
He is now in Boston and says that the
Mr.. Howard has worked hard and
faithfully for the building of this
plant and his connection Herewith
should never be forgotten by our citi-
zens.
| The team. attached to the sprinkling
wagon. the new one. while being fill
\ ed with water at the corner of 9th
and Main, street. was frightened in
some manner and ran away. They
tore the small lid from the top of the
wagon, through which the tank is
filled, but did no other damage and
after good strong run down Sixth
street were caught by the driver. Ev-
identity the city feeds too we'll.
Even the superintendent oe water
for the Rio Grande, the person who
has charge of the tank supply for the
engines. is surprised at the amount of
work being done around Glenwood
Springs by the railroad. He remark
ed when brought there to superintend
the water proposition for inreasing
the supply of water for. the tanks, that
Glenwood Springs was securing the
best of everything.
H. W. Chester, the Simplex opera
tor for the Grand Junction Sentinel.
arrived in Glenwood yesterday for n
days outing. but when he had one
days fun he telephoned for another.
He said that he didn't think it possi-
BILE to crowd so much fun into one
day And he hadn't tried the pool
We feel sure the Sentinel editor should
give the young man week here. =
Glenwood Avalanche. ,
J. NJ. Schmidt and wife of Eldora-
do, Mo-, are visitors to this city for
the past week. Mr.. Schmidt Us "A
brother of one of the present proprie-
tors of the Boston Shoe store and he is
greatly pleased with this country
Mr.. Schmidt in his own town is in
the general merchandise business. He
may become so impressed with the
country that he may locate here some
time in the future. He is especially
pleased with the wonderful orchards
and says that he never saw such fruit
in his life.