The daily sentinel., 1903-12-31

Tomorrow you can turn over the
new leaf.
Mrs. Charlotte Hoel. is confined to
her bed with la grippe.
Mrs. .. S. Heskett. entertained at
a social function last night.
]. g. Hart is ON business trip of a
weeks duration up the narrow guage
a. J. Peck. the we'll known fire
insurance man, went to Fruita today.
The young brother of of Mrs. @. A
W. Smith is down from Montrose on a
vi sit.
T. E. Sanford removed to his new
home at No. 1102 Grand avenue We'd
nesday.
Mrs NJ. H. Flynn left last night to
join her husband in Denver for u
weeks visit.
The Young daughter of V. A
Peters, driver of the street sprinkler.
is quite i'll with cramps.
Mrs James M. Cameron has been
is considerably improved.
Men are actively engaged in ar
ranging their business affairs for the
first of the year clean up.
There will be no paper issued from
The Sentinel office tomorrow ON ac-
count of it being New Years day.
n, n. i
ridge and Ye Bookman will keep open
house at their offices over The Fair.
J. F. Stems has been appointed a
sub carrier on the city letter carrier
force. He assumes his duties today.
President David Roberts of the
Graud Junction Milling & Elevator
company is confined to his home with
a severe attack of la grippe.
Miss Grace Yeager of Wuseon. Ohio,
= sister of Mrs. 5 J. Carnahan. is
expected to arrive in this city tonight
to spend the winter with Mrs. Carna-
han.
DR.. E. F. Eldridge received tele-
gram ON Christmas morning from
Johu ]. Lumsden. now soiourning in
Boston with his family. wishing him
many happy returns of the day.
Excavations have been made for
two new residences between 2nu and
Bird ON Pitkin and Ute avenues. 1t is
remarkable how many new residences
are now being erected in this city.
Walter Goslin, who purchased one
of the best of the mares brought here
from Kentucky is as proud of his
red wagon and he doubtless has a
right to be so.
S. t. Egness received, through the
local agent Edgar A. Rider. thirty
two volums and nine ANNALS of the
Columbian encyclopedia. Mr.. Egeness
is proud of his purchase and it will
fill long felt want i'll his library.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Delapiain and
little daughter will laeve in the morn
ing for Mcntrose to pay their annual
visit to David r. Crosby and wife.
Mr.. Crosby being former partner of
Mr.. Delaplain in this city.
John Price. the Grand hotel bus
driver. whp recently suffered a stroke
of paralysis. was seen ON the Streets
yesterday afternoon for the first time
since his sickness. Mr.. Price is
considerably improved and hopes TO
he soon again able to attend his
duties.
Joe Leonard, well known young
man of this city, who recently accept
ed the position as Rio Grande messen-
ger between Grand Junction and Ogs
den. arrived in the city yesterday
morning on the Midland for a short
stay with his family. He was called
to this city by the serious illness of
his young baby. - Aspen Democrat.
In the case before Jadge los. p
Sweeney this forenoon in which Will
liam Boyd of near Rhone sued the
Rio Grande Western Ry. for damage
Judgment was rendered in favor of
the plaintiff for 500 and costs. A
COW belonging to Boyd was killed by
a train on the above road. Henry
Rhone was attorney for the plaintiff
and Henry Ross for the railroad COM
pany.
A fistic mill has been arranged be-
tween "A we'll known Grand Junction
local pugilist colored man by the
name of Jenkins. porter at the Roy
atty and man by the name of Rich