The daily sentinel., 1903-06-15
THE NEWS, AS YOU LIKE 1T.

M. H. Loeffler, the artistic tailor of
Grand Junction. spent Sunday with
his wife and parents at Glenwood
Springs.
A ladies' band is being organized
at Hotchkiss. Delta county. Undoubt-
edlysc there are number of musical
instrumentsElying around idle in
Grand Junction that would be sold
cheap to the ladies of the newly or 6.
ganized band at that place.
The sixth annual Strawberry Day at
Glenwood Springs occurs ON Saturday
of this week. June Goth. There will
be plenty doing at the famous West
ern Slope summer resort on Saturday,
and Grand Junction business men
should go up and enjoy free strawber-
ries. free baths, etc.
The editor of the Independent states
that Delta county will have the
largest fruit crop this year in her his
tory Mesa county will do likewise
dear brother, Notwithstanding certain
fDelta county papers have been knock
ing'' this county's fruit crop all
spring.
The editor of the Ouray Times, the
new socialistic organ, is getting into
all kinds of trouble. When a man
starts out i'll life to reform the world.
through the medium of newspaper.
ha
thing" The news from the Gem
of the Rockies is that Editor Wood
has "bumped'' several times during
the past two weeks.
The field Day sports at Teller In
stitute will occur on Friday, June
Goth. The program for the dav will
consist of pole vault. broad. running
standing and high jump, and hop step
ball. stone gathering. one half mile
relay race. base ball game etc. Prof.
Lennon has offered prizes in all
events and the Indian boys'and girls
will contest hard for the honors. The
public is cordially invited.
Every time u hobo Is 70 und on the
streets begging he should be fired out
of the city limits. 1t is becoming
daily nuisance and the buns are
becoming obnoxious to the business
men. Saturday night two big husky
fellows stood on Main street begging
for money to get something to eat.
When money is given to such men it
is never spent for ANYTHING to eat.
What they eat they get at the back
doorways of kind hearted people.
The sprightly Delta County Press.
published at Hotchkiss, will be en-
larged with the next issue. In max
ing notices to his subscribers of the
changed improvements of the paper
the editor says: ''As we go to press
we are informed that our new. big,
three revolution, three color. arm
strong Washington press is at the de-
pot ready to be carried to this office to
help stamp intelligence on various
and sundry pieces of paper. With
this issue the small sized newspaper
| is TtIlItu anu ntAb Wtth We W III lHSut
in six column form.
Married this morning, June 10 by
Rev. r. Sanderson. Mr.. Thomas II.
Garner of Brady Island, Nebraska, to
Miss Susannah @. johnson, of this
city. The marriage took place at s
a. IN. at the home of the BRIDES par
ents. Grand Avenue. After the we'd
ding breakfast the young couple left
on the narrow guage for their future
home in Nebraska. Mr.. Garner is
manager of large ranch in Nebraska.
Miss johnson has taught school in
this county and is a very popular
young lady. We wish them every
happiness.
There is tremendous amount of
building going on at Grand Junction
in all lines; modest and expensive res
licences, business blocks and factories.
and would be more except that the
building material is not available.
!, An extensive lumber dealer said to a
Journal representative yesterday that
he found it practically impossible to
satisfy the demands made upon him