The daily sentinel., 1903-08-17

Miss Dorothy Hensley of Denver is
here ON visit to her friend Mrs.
Walter Powers. She will remain
some time.
The Grand hotel has been runoing
big registers the past few weeks. with
every indication OF continuing the
&c cd record.
The railroads are already booming
Peach Day. They have advertis-
ments in the papers along their re-
spective lines.
The Peach Day advertising commit
tee has gotten some unique advertising
in the way of a small hand bill print
ed in green.
]. f. Brecke. of Telluride. an old
time friend of Boniface Nat Barney,
of the Western hotel, as visitor to
the city yesterday.
Edwin Haskell will leave over the
narrow guage tomorrow morning, to
bill that section for the Peach Day
Executive committee.
Sherman W. Moody. the jeweler. is
framing in his large display window.
1t will makea very handsome win
dow when finished.
George A. Currie and wife will
leave tonight for Salt Lake City to
spend few days. They join the San
Juan excursion here.
W. B. Ahern. of Chicago. we'll
known apple huyer, was an arrival in
the city Saturday night and is regi s.
tered at the Western.
:. Mrs Mecham. of Denver came
down last night from Mesa Lakes,
where she has spent several weeks, on
"A most enjoyable outing.
Born-August 10, 1908. The Grand
Valley Store. Residence. Reed Block,
Grand junction. Colorado. She will
be home to all from now on.
DIR. Bull and family are home from
a trip to Alexander lakes. DR.. Bull
is much brnnzed by his outing, which
he says was thoroughly enjoyed by
him.
The Miners Union of this place will
take a chunk of coal weighing two
tons to the Labor day celebration at
Grand junction. September THE
Palisade Tribune.
David H. Moffatt and Charles ].
Huges. Jr., the latter one of the
states most prominent citizens oppose
IL. 81, 81, f.,,-
the city of Denver.
The Collbran base ball team failed
to materialize yesterday and there
were many disappointed ball fans.
who anticipated day of pleasure i'll
witnessing the game.
The band played most entertain
ing concert last Saturday night at the
corner of Fourth and Main streets.
Under the leadership of Prof. Currier
the band is improving greatly.
The Ocean Wave Fish and Oyster
company will open depot in Grand
Junction in few days. E. p. Ches-
ter will be manager. He intends to
do wholesale and retail business.
The big San Juan excursion to Salt
Lake City. which is quite feature
each year. will bring large crowd of
visitors to this city this evening. The
special train from here will leave at
10 40 p. m,
Mrs. Herman Hoesch and mother
left on No. 3 today for visit to Salt
Lake City. Mrs. Hoeschs mother
has been quite i'll with an attack of
typhoid fever and the trip is taken to
benefit her health.
Miss Pearl Shores will entertain in
honor of Miss Pearl Smith. Miss Luna
Sanderson, Miss Bessie Magner and
Miss Gertrude Rupp and Messrs.
George and Lee Hampton and Rodney
Jay tomorrow evening.
The Sentinel is in receipt today of
the Stockman' Official Green Book,
issued by the Colordao Cattle and
Horse Growers association. The book
is very handy manual of the stock
laws of this and adjoining states.
Nose Graham, an old timer in the
Grand Valley. but who has been alb
sent for the past five years arr i've d
here Saturday on a visit to his child
rem. He did not find them here. one
being at work at Helper, Utah and
TWO others being on the Dolores.
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