The daily sentinel., 1903-06-12

Mrs. S. NJ. Logan left last evening
for an extended visit with relatives in
Iowa.
Mrs. J. NJ. P. Martin and two child
rem have gone on visit to Mexico,
Missouri.
John H. Hill and son Frank left
las. night for a two months visit in
Nebraska and Missouri.
The Western Slope Veterans asso-
citation committee have selected hand
some badges to be worn during the re-
union.
Mrs. G. NJ. Baily and daughter
Edith of Montrose are in Grand juno
ton for the benefit of the health of
the latter.
The uptown office of the Colorado
Midland is to be reopened. 5. Fl.
Griffiths will be the new city agent
of the Midland.
Undertaken Bannister sent casket
to Clifton this morning for an infant
child of Charles Chambers, that died
there last night.
Mrs. L. A GouIley left last even
ing ON No. 6 for visit with relatives
and friends in Kansas She will be
gone several weeks.
R. II. Sullivan, observer, weather
bureau, has one of the prettiest lawns
in the city around his residence at the
corn er of 11th and Rood.
1t is likely that dry goods store
will be one of the new acquisitions to
the city ere long, occupying one of
the rooms in the Reed building.
]. p. Mitchell, the painter and
wall paper man, has given his store
room on 7th street a fresh coat of
paint, adding much to the exterior
appearance.
L. A. Gourley, the furniture deal
er, reported this morning that the
Widowers' Club held n meeting last
night All present were members of
the L. and o. League.
r. H. Bancroft of Palisade was
transacting business in the city today.
He reports the crop in splendid shape
and ripe cherries and berries being
shipped out in abundance.
At the regular meeting of the Wood
men of the World last night there
were two limitations and several APP
plications for membership. The local
camp is growing rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Moore and
two daughters of Cherokee, Iowa,
were in the city today en- route to
Salt Lake. They are old time friends
of Miss Bessie Primrose.
G. NJ. Baily of Montrose, president
of the Western Slope Veterans associ-
alton, is in the city looking after ar
rangements for the annual meeting, to
be held here ON July 2, and 4th.
The Thompson Jewelry- Music com
pany will have convenient quarters in
the new Reed building. Mr.. Thomp-
son is fixing the store up in splendid
style for the accommodation of GUS
toners.
The new Western hotel has been re-
fitted in first class condition. Mr.
Barney proposes to make it one OF the
best hotels on the western slope and
already the new proprietor is doing
splendid business.
A new ruling has gone into effect
on the Rio Grande and all freight
crew men are required to wear uni
forms, of the conventional blue goods
NJ. H. Loeffier has inst received a fine
stock of goods and railroad men will
do we'll to see him.
The Mesa Dry Goods com pany will
place on sale tomorrow morning $780,
600 worth of merchandise purchased
within the past ninety days and take
the choice of our immense stock at
one fourth one third and one half
off of regular price.
f. j. Vosburg, while working ON a
new residence the fore part of the
week, slipped and fell between two
ioist. He imagined that he only
bruised himself, but an examination
yesterday proved that rib on the
right side had been broken.
A benefit dance for the Grand juno