The daily sentinel., 1903-08-28

Born-This morning, to Hon. Hor-
ace T. DeLong and wife. son.
Mrs. W. S. Wallace. who has been
quite i'll for the past week, is slowly
improving.
Mrs. DR.. Worthington and Mrs. S.
White left at noon TODAY for short
trip to Salt Lake.
johnson & Glasco. the real estate
men, have fine display of fruit and
grain in their window.
The Singer Mfg. Co.. have received
a new consignment of sewing ma
chimes at their store on Main street.
Mr.. A. R. Sampliner returned last
night from Gunnison, where he had
a successful fishing trip ESQ he says).
The Fruit Growers association
shipped five carloads of Bartlett pears
to the Kansas City market last night.
Prof. Alec W. Rakow arrived today
from Denver to take the place of Prof.
Bridges. deceased. in the Grand juno
tion Business college.
The Woodmen of the World held an
interesting meeting at their lodge
room last night and there was one
candidate that rode the goat.
l. E. Caldwell came down from the
Pinon mesa saw mill last night for
supplies. He reports plenty of rain
and cold weather up in the hills.
Thomas Fields sold his barber shop
at Palisade the fore part of the week.
and is now in this city for few days
prior to his departure for Denver.
A. G. Mahan and wife. who have
been the guess of W. NJ. Merrill and
family for the past few days. left for
their home in Salt Lake City last
night.
The Colorado Midland train east
this morning did not leave the city
until ten O'Clock on account of de-
layed train from the west over the
Rio Grande Western.
Mrs. Samuel Maher of Tacoma.
Washington. and Mrs. Fannie Ross of
Colorado Springs. were the guests of
Henry Rhone and family yesterday.
They left last night ON a trip to the
west.
H. E. Frost will go to Palisades
next week and assist J. A. Lyons in
picking and packing his immense crop
of peaches. Mr.. Lyons will have sew
eral thousand boxes of fine peaches.
this year.
Messrs. ]. NJ. and A r. Sampliner
are the recipients of two fine deer
horns from the firm of Kersberg &
Hertz. The horns were brought here
from Meeker. Colo, and have been
beautifully decorated and scraped by
Mr.. Hertz.
Howard H. Bunting, of Fort Worth.
Texas, son of H. S. Bunting, of the
Hamilton Brown Shoe company, of
st. Louis. was an arrival in the city
this afternoon with his uncle 1. N.
Bunting, the latter having met his
nephew in Denver.
Mrs. Maggie Sutherland. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Carver. arriv- |
ed in the city from North Dakota to
day at noon. Her husband has just |
disposed of large cattle ranch in
that state and they may decide to To-
cate in the Grand valley.
Deputy Sheriff Finley of Leadville
brought man from Telluride to this
city last night and lodged him in the
county Jail until this morning. The
man shot another party at Leadville
last May and has been in hiding in
the San Jaun country ever since.
Night Policeman @. @. O'Niel said
last evening that the hotels and room
ing houses were turning people away
nightly at the present time. He want
ed to know what the people would do
when Peach Day came to accommo-
date the thousands that will be here.
There will be feast of fruit all
day through the day time and all
night through the fair time at Grand
Junction Sept. 8, 8 and 10. And such
peaches as they will dish out to
their guests on Peach Day. which. by
the way, is every fair day. is worth
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