The daily sentinel., 1903-05-19

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Mrs. NJ. O. Delaplain and daughter
are at Montrose this week, the guests
of Mrs. David R. Crosby.
Everyone come to the Garments
ball 1t is tomorrow night and a
good time is promised.
Gates Kersberg is over from Meeker
looking after his property interests
here and his new buildings.
The regular price of admission is
asked for the Garments ball tomorrow
night, and everyone should go.
A new store room will be built from
the rear of the Windsor bar. Active
work has begun ON the construction.
Mrs. Ionic Reese and little daugh-
ter, are visiting in the city from
Portland They are guests of Mrs
Katie Dickerson.
Tonight the City Union band will
present the play under their auspices,
known as ''Our Railway Men" The
cast is a most excellent one and the
presentation is deserving of the pat
ronage of the citizens. who desire to
support a good band organization.
Grand junction Chapter No. "a r.
A. NJ. will meet in special communi-
cation tomorrow Wedne 'day evening
at Z :45 sharp for the purpose of work.
Every member is requested to be pres
ent Visiting companions are cordial
| ly invited. BY order of VIM. Car
lyle. Sec.
The Misses Williams and Miss Maud
Haskell, granddaughter of Mrs. Eliza
| Haskell. left for their home at Cedar
Rapids, Iowa last night. Miss Maud
Haskell won large circle of friends
while in the city. who greatly re-
gretted her departure, but hope that
she will come again to visit tn S
state.
Whipple Chester, part of The SEN
tinel force and party of young men
rode on their bicycles to the scene of
the railway wreck yesterday after
noon. The distance was covered in
the space of two hours and twenty
minutes. MIR. Chester saw where the
big stone was dislodged from the en-
bankment and he asserts that the en-
CINE must have pushed the stone dis
tance of $50 feet before it left the
track There was only one stone and
it could not have weighed to exceed
eight or ten tons.
, J. W. Nearing, manager ON the
farm of Conductor T. w. Conway OF
, this city. which farm lies about two
! miles northeast of Fruita, is in the
city today and states that they will
have a great many more peaches III
that vicinity than they had an antici-
patton of and great many more than
last year The peach blossoms are
out and they indicate a very good
!. crop. This is glorious news when it
is considered that everyone thought
that there would be no peach crop al
Fruita and vicinity at all. Mr.. Near
1 ing says that all other fruits there
will be large crop.
Nat d. Barney, of Telluride. one
of the best known young hotel men il
the state has purchased the Buena
, Vista hotel property and fixtures and
will run a strictly up to date hotel
Mr. Barney has been for long time
the manager of the New Sheridan ho
tel at Telluride and is we'll acquaint
= ed with the travelling public. He
thinks his new purchase is a goo6
proposition and is willing to bank hi
Judgment ON results. Mr.. Bar
ney is by training thorough hote
man and some lively and complete
changes in the affairs at the Buen,
Vista may be expected to be inaugu
rated at once.
The announcement that the pop
ular comedian. Harry Corson Clarke
and his company will appear at TIN
Park opera house for one night ol
Thursday. May 81, will be recieve'
with interest hy all lovers of th