The daily sentinel., 1903-08-22

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ldy. A delightful time was enjoyed.
Mrs. Matt Flynn. of this city, left
this morning for Canon City to spend
a week or more with friends from Ill
inois.
X. G. Hall. one of the prominent
ranchlnen. of the Plateau country,
residing at Snipes, is a visitor to the
city today.
Stolen-The name of a Young per-
son to whom we wished to send one of
our catalogues Finder please return
to 419 White street.
Don't take substitute for the
Honeysuckle brand of ham and bacon.
| There is no need of your being de-
ceived-the brand is on each package.
W. f. White, prominent busin ess
man of Grand Junction, came up last
Saturday For few davs stay at the
Rifle Falls ranch, returning Wednes-
day accompanied by his wife and
daughter. = Rifle Reveille.
The Rio ..Grande has put out large
Peach Day posters. advertising the
Peach Day celebration The Rio
Grande and Midland roads have prom
| sed to do all in their power to secure
large attendance at the celebration.
A coach stallion, bred by the presi
dent of the Oldenburg Coach Society.
of Oldenburg, Germany, which cost
j. O. Osgood, former manager of the
| @. f. & company $4,000. named
lSir Murder was exhibited at the races
at Glenwood Springs today
| There is considerable complaint that
flowers are each week being stolen
from the graves in Orchard Mesa Gem
etery. placed by loving hands of
| friends and relative of those buried
there This is an act of vandalism
and persons apprehended should be
dealt with severely.
Judge O. F. Caswell was jubilant
this afternoon over the victory of the
Reliance. He was asked if he did not
think that Sir Thomas ought to lave
an inning. but he could not see 1T
that way The best boat should win
he thought. If England cannot build
as good boat as we can. it is her
fault and not ours, is the theory the
judge goes upon.
In the Republican of Denver, of
Friday morning. in an interview with
David II. Moffatt, speaking of the
many schemes in which he is solicited
to participate, he mentions one in
which Grand Junction man offered
to sell him $500 bill for 50, 600.
bearing date of 1878. The Grand
Junction man stating that the only
reason which would induce him to
part with the valuable bill at the
present time, was that he was horri
bly, in need of money. Can any man
name the fellow who has the bill?
| Mrs. Robert j. Burdett. the wife of
the eminent Bob Burdett, has written
Mrs. Emma Wadwsorth. that she. as
the president of the National Fedora
tion of Womens Clubs. will be glad
to address the ladies of the Womans
Club of this city ON the afternoon of
the day on which her husband will
lecture in this city. as one of the Ly-
ceum course lecturers. which will be
October 18TH Mrs. Burdett is a wo-
man of rare literary attainments and
doubtless her visit to this city will be
made quite an event by the Womans
club of this city.
E. Jenkins. received a telegram
today from Goshen, Utah. stating
that his father-in-law Edwin NJ.
Peek, aged eighty six, had died there
this morning. The deceased was the
father of Mrs Edith Jenkins of this
city. Edwin NJ Peck was one OF
the pioneer Mormons who crossed the
plains with Brigham Young. He was
a strict Mormon. aside from the fact
that he never practiced polygamy,
having had but one wife. @. Z. Jen-