The daily sentinel., 1904-09-21

Attorney Cole, of Bucklin & Cole,
is attending the Montrose fair.
William Kamen of Mayb berry. Neb.
is tere looking over the country.
W. S. Wallace. expected to return to
day from California. but did not arrive.
The weather forecast for Western
Colorado is fair tonight and Thurs
day.
Mrs. g. M. Masser of Fruita spent
Yesterday and today with friends in
the CITY.
Castle Rock, are guests of friends in
the city.
Judge @. F. Caswell was among the
Grand Junction crowd that went to
Montross this morning.
DIR. Jacob Gish, the popular physi-
clan and surgeon of Palisade, is a
visitor in the city today.
! George A. Woodman of Cripple
Greek. the guest of Il. A. Yelton,
returned home this morning.
James E. Dempsey of Delta is in
town today. Mr.. Dempsey has
numbe of friends in this city.
Attend the millinery opening of
Mrs. Chapman at the -Nattinger
Company, Thursday afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. j. A. McLuen accomanied
her husband to Montr. So yesteday and
will visit in that city during the days
of the fair.
If you want to see some swell crea-
tions in headwear come to Mrs. Chap
mans opening tomorrow at the Lay
Nattinger Mercantile Company.
Attend the millinery opening of
Mrs. Chapman and see the latest crea-
tions in fall and winter hats To-
morrow. Thursday afternoon and 4,
evening.
George W. Darrow and wife return
ed today to their home in Lansing, |
Mich. after spending two weeks in
this section looking after property
interests.
]. 7. Boyer, supreme organizer CT
the Order of Washington, arrived in
the city yesterday, and Will make
Grand function his headquarters for
the winter.
The young ladies club will meet
at the home of Mrs. E. A. Bartlett,
226 White, Thursday p. m. at $3.50. |
Election of officers will be held. Ella
Bartlett, Secretary.
Mrs Alex Segmiller will go to Den.
yer tomorrow evening to attend the
grand lodge of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. II. e. Frost and Mrs. j. A. Lyons
will accompany her.
Messrs. A. NJ. and f w. Carton
of the United States Geological Sur
vey were in the city yesterday. The
gentlemen are employed in survey
work near Montrose.
Grand Junction is suffering all the
infections due to holding a fair for the |
first time. Even the local poet has |
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of the local papers about the affair. |
-Glenwood Avalanche.
Mis-. Thomas Carr entertained a
large party of lady friends this after ,
noon at her home on Ouray avenue.
between Third and Fourth. Dainty
re.r shments we Sc. We and amusing
features contributed to an afternoon
of great pleasure tor the guests.
Allen Mcclure returned today from
trip to Denver. Colorado Springs
and Pueblo. He left Denver last night
st which time things were pretty warm
in the democratic circles and it was
impossible to tell who was leading in
the gubernatorial race. Mr.. Mcclure
was elected delegate to the conven-
ton from this county but sent Mr..
s. n. Wheeler in his place. Mr.. Nc
Clure spent two davs with his daugh-
ter at Colorado Springs.
Another runaway was added to the
city IS long list of such accidents late
yesterday afternoon Fred Leach
drove up to Fred Mantey's saddlery
establishment and leaving his buggy
and horse standing in front of the
building went inside Two little
girls were passing and when near the
horse the wind blew the hat of one
of the girls out into the street. This
frightened the horse and the runaway
sollow The horse ran west and |
starred down Second street. Before