The daily sentinel., 1903-06-17
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July.
Mrs. Frank Lander, of the Progress
is seriously i'll at her home on Rood
street.
Mrs. A. A. Miller returned last
night from pleasant visit of few
DAYS in Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Thomas of
Kansas City, are visiting with Mrs.
Maud Chapman.
A marriage license was issued to-
day to L. B. Workman and Ella Ull-
rick. both of DeBeque.
George r. Stoddard, prominant
ranchman of the Plateau. was in the
city yesterday transacting business.
Three typographical tourists arrived
i'll the city this morning. All had
the same ''old story" to tell of the
trials and tribulations on the road
G. l.. Moore of Pinon Mesa was
in the CITY yesterday on business
He reports the range in splendid
condition, owing to the heavy rains.
The 4th of July committee approp-
rated the funds raised for the celebra-
tion last night as follows: Fireworks,
$40; refreshments. $35; speaker. s25 !;
incidental. 500.
George W. Little of Lyons, Nebraska,
spent several days in the city this
week. the guest of the Ramey Bros.
Mr. Little was on this way to Boise
City on business and plea sure trip.
He is brother in-law of the Ramey
boys.
Every business house in Grand
Junction should be represented in the
big street parade on the 4th. Mako
this one of the greatest gala days
that has ever taken place in the city
and show to the outside world that
Grand Junction knows how to cele-
brate the Nations natal day.
Announcement cards were received
in the city today by friends of Mr..
and Mrs Charles L. Thompson of
Lyttleton, Colorado. that their daugh-
ters were married ON Tuesday. June
18th, 20 two brothers, Pearle marrying
Paul ID Berdel and Lydia Charles r.
Berdel. The Thompsons were former
residents of Grand Junction and the
young LADIES' so fortunate as to marry
brothers are grand daughters of j. T.
Sharp.
The Western Slope Veterans as
sociation will offer several prizes on
the 4th in order TO help out in the
amusements of the day. The first prize
will be S25 for the best float in the
grand street parade; $40 for second
prize. There will also be offered
So. 90 for old veterans foot race of 100
yards; second prize 81. 80. y. NJ.
Baily of Montrose has authorized this
statement to be made.
The committee out soliciting yes
terday for money to help pay the ex-
penses of entertaining the old soldiers
during the Western Slope Veterans
association meeting collected 1922 90
The money will be used to hire hall
in which to hold campfire and to
show the visitors good time in gen
eral. The subscription is liberal
one and shows that Grand Junction
citizens do things.
Conductor Jacob Moss returned
from Pit3sburg. where he has been
in attendance at the annual conven-
tion of the Railroad Conductors. After
the convention adjourned the railroad
men and their wives took a pleasure
trip to Washington, New Orleans and
Ell Paso, Texas, where Mr. Moss left
his wife for a stay of month
The trip was delightful one and Mr.
and Mrs Moss enjoyed themselves
and had very pleasant time.
W. T. Goslen returned home this
morning from Salt Lake City and
Provo, where he has been on business
for the past several davs. While at
Provo he purchased one of the finest
specimens of horseflesh ever brought |
to the Grand valley in the shape of
strawberry roam horse, seven yeaI old |
that has never had collar on and yet |
is as gentle as dog. This magnifi- |