The daily sentinel., 1903-06-20
CITY and COUNTY NEWS.

Alfred Darnell and family are
spending the summer in Illinois.
R. H. Bancroft and G. H. Martin
here in the city tod W from Palisade,
having driven down.
Mrs. E. A. Bancroft. who has been
visiting at Palisade for the past two
weeks, returned home today.
A Salida man in a signed communi-
cation to the Record asks the ques-
tion. is there God ?'' If he will
wait he will find out.
Ralph Myers. of Mitchell. Color
| ado, has invented successful mail
sack grabber. Mr.. Myers is the SON
in-law of W H. Bergen of this city.
1t was quiet in Grand Junction
today. About two hundred went up
TO Glenwood to feast on strawberries
and take their annual bath. All free.
Richard J. Bolles has gone into
court to oust E. A. Thayer from the
management of the Hotel Glenwood
at Glenwood Springs. Thayer has a
lease on the hotel property.
A ''soul-saver'' was on the streets
last night telling all the dear people
to be good. He was on his way from
San Francisco to the cast and was
catching pennies as he went.
Charles w. Haskell has been i'll the
Unaweep mining camp all week do
ing surveying work His partner.
Frank Schwalbach is up in the Plat
eau country busy with reservoir work
! Col. DeBeque and friend were in
the city today. He is from the town
up the road by the same name, and he
is ore of the forest rangers that roam
over the forest reserves in Mesa conn
| ty. He is hail fellow well met
Frank Keifer of Fruita was in the
city today looking after affairs of the
lower valley. Mr.. Keifer is one of
the hustling ranchmen of that part of
the county and is ever ON the alert to
advance the interest of Mesa county
| u SupIIOstb W DtlOHk W
l.. Higgins of Carbondale, Colorado
was found among the debris at Hep
pner, Oregon, by the cleanup COM
mittee. 1t is thought that Mr.. Hig-
gins was among those that lost their
life in the flood.
| Manager John f. Moore of the
Fruit Growers association states that
some of the finest Strawberries ship
were grown in the lower valley.
The associe tion has been busy send
ing berries to all parts of the state.
| ID. NJ Landreth and wife of Pali-
SADIE were in the city today. Mr.
Landreth is interested in the canta
loupe industry, of the valley. and will
leave Monday for Rocky Ford to pur-
chase the crop of number of the
ranchmen of that vicinity to ship east
during the coming season.
| Last night the resignation of ]. H
Gallupe as claim clerk at the Union
depot went to headquarters in Denver
/ ana rs sOOu as ne Cdu Db TeledSeu he
will go to the Fruit Growers associa-
tion and take the position as salesman
ON the road. making all the mining
camps of the San Juan, Aspen, Lead
vile. Cripple Greek and other points
throughout Colorado where Grand
Valley fruit is shipped. Mr.. Gal
lupe has held the position as claim
clerk at the depot for the past five
years and the company has always
found him at his post of duty ever
ready to do the work set before him
His new position with the Fruit
Growers association is one in which
he will be found capable and will
give him plenty of outside exercise.
something he needs as his health is
none the best. Mr.. Gallupe's host of
friends will rejoice with him and
wish him every success possible in his
new work Frank Whitaker, the
genial Car inspector, will take the
place made vacant by the resignation
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