The daily sentinel., 1903-08-27

spending a week or ten days at Colds
bys lake.
Miss Alice Chester of Grand juno
tion is visiting this week with Irene
Whitehurst. -Salida Mail.
Mr.. @. H. Valentine, of Louisville,
KY, representative of the Morey
Scale Co., is in the city today.
Miss Madge Evans from Iowa is
spending a few days in the CITY visit
ing with relatives and friends.
People who have been spending the
heated term in the hills are returning
home daily from their outings.
The fruit shipments from Palisades
are immense these days, as this is
the harvest time for the growers.
Mrs. Walter Wilhelmy and daugh-
ter Victoria returned last night from
weeks visit to Salt Lake City.
Rex Graham. assistant cashier in
the Mesa county Bank. is on the sick
list and not able to be at the bank to-
day.
Mr. James Hards and brother DR..
Ivan Hards, returned from Delta last
night. They were up on business
| trip.
r. II. Sullivan, observer weather
bureau has received word from Madi-
son, Indiana, that his aged mother is
seriously ill.
DR.. John Gould of Lake City, a
former resident of Grand junction,
was in the city today calling ON old
time friends.
| son J. A. Primrose left yesterday for
Hannah Greek, where they will spend
few days recuperating.
Ray Nichols, son of Mr.. and Mr..
Henry Nichols, is ill with typhoid
fever. Their daughter, Freddie. is
recovering from a sudden attack of
| appendicitis.
Ethel, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. o. Delaplain, is sick
with typhoid fever. Mrs. Delaplain,
who has been i'll for the past month,
is slowly improving.
The forerunner of Peach Day has
| arrived and is being installed on the
lot opposite The Fair store. 1t is the
delight of the old and young and is
called merry -go-round. p"
l. N. Bunting. editor and manager
of The Daily Sentinel. was called to
Denver last night on business matters
L rto nj m NM in tba
office. He will be gone until Satur-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Johns of Den
ver.- who have been the guests of Leon
Chapman and wife for the past few
days, left last night on an extended
trip to California and the Pacific
coast.
NJ. q. McKiel an old time resident
of this city. but now making his home
in Victor, is in the city renewing old
acquaintance. Mac is booked here
for Peach Day, and wanted to be here
on time.
Miss Nellie Worcester. niece of Miss
Hines. who at one time attended
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visiting here for the past few weeks
left yesterday for her home IN Mar
shalton, Iowa.
The Misses Gladys and Gretchen
DeLong, were late arrivals last night
over the delayed narrow guage. from
Montrose, where they have been visit
ing for the past few days with Mr..
and Mrs. d. r. Crosby.
Rodney Jay. who has been employ
ed in The Daily Sentinel office
for a number of years past, leaves to-
morrow morning for the State Agri-
cultural college at FIT. Collins where
he will take commercial course.
The work of grading for the new
Union depot is assuming large proper
tions. People going to and from the
depot yards are aware that something
unusual is going on from the clouds
! of dust that are seen in that vicinity.
George Smith was at Cameo yester-
day getting things in readiness for
pushing work on his coal mines for
the coming winter. Mr.. Smith has
four men busy at present and expects
to put on number more in a short