The daily sentinel., 1903-08-19
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his summers vacation.
David Struthers is reported serious
ly i'll at Douglas. Arizona. with ty-
phoid fever
Mr.. and Mrs Barkuloo will occupy
the Snyder house during the absence
of Mrs. Snyder and her son Fred.
Several of the Peach Day executive
com mittee will go to Glenwood
Springs tomorrow to do missionary
work for the celebration.
William A. Lynch, who injured his
foot so severely and has been an in
mate of st. Mary IS hospital, was driv-
en- down town today for the first time.
Council will meet tonight instead
of last night as announced The SEN
tinel was misinformed, when it stated
that the session would be held last
night.
Mrs. Walter Griffin was hostess at
a most attractive luncheon Tuesday
at which Miss Lou Griffin of Salt
Lake City was the honored guest
Covers We're laid for fourteen.
The Cameron Ticket agency has
Just placed outside a new sign which
is strictly up to date 1t is made of
tin and modelled after the city sign.
Its color is yellow with black letter
The Windsor Cafe is compelled to
start double shift from tonight on.
The doors will remain open till mid
night for the accommodation of the
: public. who have found this cleanly
place an oasis of comfort.
The DeLong children Gretchen and
; Gladys. went to Montrose yesterday
to spend a week with Mr.. and Mrs
ID. X. Crosby. They accompanied
their relative Mr.. Frank Davis. a
brother-in-law of Mrs. C. B. Rich.
There will be an informal meeting
of the members OF the Elk Lodge to-
: morrow Thursday night in the club
rooms to take action upon the matter
! of the carnival. in connection with
Peach Day. This. by order of Alvin
N. Bucklin. Exalted Ruler.
Mayor Sampliner and he council
were at the reservoir yesterday to ex-
anime into the work now in progress
for the new reservoir. They found
everything progressing rightly and
hope to have. when finished the finest
system of reservoirs in the state.
Miss Alice Chester will leave to-
morrow for Salida where she will
spend week or more visiting with
her friend Miss Irene Whithurst who
will be remembered by her friends in
this city because she made a three
weeks visit in this city last year.
General Passenger Agent Hooper
and Speers, respectively of the Rio
Grande and Midland roads are wiring
here for the program, for the Peach
Day events. They say there is big
inquiry regarding the coming celebra-
tion from all points on their lines.
Grand Junction people will he glad
to learn that Messrs Thayer and Ney-
hart whose regulations as proprietcrs
of the Montrose Eating House was
we'll and favorably known all over the
Rio Grande system, can now be found
at the st. James Cafe, Denver, Colo
RADIO. where they will be gald to meet
visitors at the capital city, from the
western slope.
A very interesting person in the
city today is Mrs. Leon, who is en-
route to Camp Bowerman, at Bower
man. the new gold camp. Mrs Leon
was nurse in the Confederate army
during the civil war and she has had
large experiences i'll life. She was
captured by the Union forces and then
nursed the blue as well as the gray
knowing no difference, when human
itv made its appeal for tenderness.
Mrs. Leon is stopping over night at
the Candy House.
Charles Cullen Smith a noted evan
golist of Chicago, will speak in the
Christian church next Friday night.
Mr.. Smith has a national reputation
. as great speaker. He comes from
the Central Y. NJ. @. A of Chicago
\ and is particularly familiar with the
4 needs of the railway men as he served
2 eight years ON the rail. The manner