The daily sentinel., 1903-09-19

tion of new home at the corner of
18th and Grand.
Only II davs to buy Town Company
lots at present prices. Ramey In
vestment Co. Agents.
On Oct, 1st, prices will be advanc-
ed ON all Town Co. lots. Ramey In
vestment Co. Agents.
R. E. Turner. of Friend. Neb., a
friend of @. H. Druse the realty agent
is visitor to the city.
Rev. G. X. Warner, will fill the
pulpit at the Episcopal church tomor-
row, in the absence of Rev. Lyon.
M. @. Ramsey has begun the erec-
tion OF new home for himself at the
corner of 18th and Grand avenues.
Water Commissioner A. H. Stokes
is home from the Irrigation congress,
arriving in this city today ON delayed
No. 4.
John G.. Mckinney is assisting in
the Grand Valley National bank dur
ing the absence OF Mr.. Wickersham.
the assistant cashier.
DIR Eldridge is having his commod-
ious offices and hallway repainted.
papered and generally renovated.
When the work is finished they will
be the most complete in the city.
Mrs. Maud Chapman has the most
elegant line of fall millinery ever
shown in this city, by any one. and
invites all the ladies of the city to
attend her opening next Saturday.
Mr.. Desch of the Grand Valley
store. is suffering from slight case
of blood poisoning. The first finger of
his left hand in some manner has be-
come infected with poison. through
the bite of an insect.
District Attorney Samuel G. Nc
Mullin. made flying trip here from
Delta last night, returning this morn
ing. Mr. McMullin will have before
him case of perjury and one of MUIR
der, in the district court at Delta next
week.
Miss Bessie Jennings. of Tecumseh.
Neb. niece of E. II. Kern is an ar
rival in the city. Miss Jennings says
the recent storm in Nebraska practic-
ally ruined the corn crop and the
fruit and vegetables left on the trees
and vines
The new petition to the board of
county commissioners. for the calling
of an election to vote bonds for the
High Line ditch, proposed TO be built
under the provisions of the Wright r.
rigation law. appears in the weekly
Sentinel.
L. H. Battles and family left today
for Oklahoma. Mr.. Battles leaves
the Grand Valley with regret but |
duty to aged parents in the east with |
whom he goes to reside impels him |
to leave. Mr.. and Mrs. Battles made
many warm friends in this city.
DR.. O. w. Clark, assistant to DR..
G. R. Warner, accompanied by his
wife. W. S. Core and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Crawford will COM
pose party that will start tomorrow
morning for hunting trip into the
White river country. They will be
absent several weeks
Mrs. Frank Davis, sister of Mrs.
Charles B. Rich, left last night for her
home in Oklahoma City. Mrs Davis |
has spent the past several months in |
the city and has been the recipient of |
many courtesies by the ladies of the |
city. Her departure will be much |
regretted. with the hope that she will |
make return visit before long.
The Kankakee man who was invit-
ed to go to Chicago and take in the |
ZOO. recently. said: No thank you.
I'll stay at home. My Oldest daughter |
does the kangaroo walk, nv second |
daughter talks like a parrot. my son
laughs like hyena, my wife watches |
me like a hawk. my cook is as cross |
as a bear and my mother in law SAYS |
L IN an old gorilla. When 1 go any
where L want a change"
G. W. Atkinson, of Calabassas. Ar
izona, brother of T. ]. and E. d. |
Atkinson, two we'll known citizens of |
this city. was an arrival in the city |
this morning from Ogden. where he |