The daily sentinel., 1903-06-19

Mrs. DAVID r. Stone entertained in
formally last night at her home on
Grand avenue
@. W. W. Smith is in Denver to
take the regular examination for rail-
way mail clerks.
NJ. o. Delaplain and wife will
spend Sunday at Glenwood Springs.
leaving in the morning.
The Misses Watkins. who came he e
from Iowa about year ago, will
spend the summer in Routt county.
The judicious advertising that the
Grand Valley is receiving brings in
quiries daily to many people in Grand
Junction.
Mrs. G. W. Bailey of Colorado
Springs is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Mason, on South 7th street at
the present time.
''William Penn" has arrived in the
city and can be found at Caneron's
ticket broker office. William is a
fine looking fellow.
John Beal, the young switchman
who had his hand cut off by the cars
will leave in the morning on No for
the Salida hospital.
w. r. Lee of Glenwood Sprin gs
was in the city yesterday ON business.
He is brother of Howard T. Lee,
one of the owners of The Daily Senti-
mel.
Mrs. @. W. Steele leaves in the
morning for Glenwood where she will
spend the day and will then go on to
Denver, to bring her granddaughter
home.
Miss Belle McNeer, who at one time
was one of the girls at the telephone
office, was married at Telluride on
riage ceremony being performed by
Judge Robinson.
In the Demorest contest last night
Miss Louise Keely was the winner of
the me dal. While there was not
large crowd present the entertainment
was spirited one, and all enjoyed
the various subjects discussed.
John II. Bryar, represen ting the
A. @. McClurg publishing house of
Chicago. one of the largest firms in
the United States, was in the city
today calling on his numerous custom
ers. Mr.. Bryar is an old friend of j.
H. Gallupe.
Austin Gavin, travelling freight
=
in the city yesterday looking after
business for that road Mr.. Gavin |
was seriously injured last fall in IA
wreck on the road, but he has recov-
cred and is the same genial fellow as
of old.
Frank Moore and John MEG uire
left yesterday on their wheels for
Glenwood and after spending Straw
berry Day there will continue on to
Denver. A wheel trip through the
teresting one and the boys will enjoy
it immensely.
w. f. Allen of Denver is in the
city looking after the job for furnish
ing the skimmers for the liberation
which will be used at the water sta
tion when the new reservoir is con-
structed. His firm makes one of the |
best skimmers in existence and it is |
likely that the city will contract with |
him.
Deputy Sheriff E. NJ. Hardy has
been rounding up all the hobos in the |
city today in vain attempt to locate |
a gang who broke into a car at the
depot last night and stole about fifty |
shirts and Jug labeled drugs but
which is supposed to have contained
liquor. AS Ed did not run across any
hobo having ''jag" he had not To-
Gated the guilty parties up to three
O'Clock this afternoon.
Frank Whitaker, chief car inspec-
tor in the railroad yards. was surpris-
ed this morning while making the
rounds to hear noise in refriRera-
tor car as though some one was i'll
misery within. He decided to open |
the car and upon doing so found
one legged tramp nearly frozen to
.I4bo-,b ba had ort an oyarcOat |