The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-08-22

C. L. Connolly is expecting his
brother W. A. from Ouray on a visit.
Wanted . men on ranch, heavy
work. Address @. NJ. Dwyer New
Castle.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Patterson ON South st. is ill with
typhoid.
Mrs. Samuel G McMullin enter
tanned at an informal luncheon this
afternoon.
Attend the social of the ladies of
St. .Ioseph's church on church lawn
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. P. D. Rice gives two of his
enjoyable Readings at the Home
Talent Musicale Don't fail to hear
him.
Mrs. Lem Brown and children re-
turned home last night from Minturn
and Eagle. where they have been
spending the summer.
Do not fail to attend the Home
Talent Musicale to be given in
the Auditorium Aug. % 8p. m. Ad-
mission % and 10 cents.
A casket was shipped by Undertaken
Bannister Sunday morning to Pals
AIDES TO contain the body of Mrs. f. ].
Osborn who resided east of Palisades.
The funeral was held yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Rotchford. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas
RAIDER, for several weeks returned to
her home at Saltwater Oklahoma yes
terday. Miss Rotchford has made
many warm friends during her stay
here who all hope she will return
again in the future.
Dr. Ramsey is in receipt this morn
ing of a photograph of the Eden
wreck, from one OF its survivors, j. S.
Killen, the we'll known hardware
man of Pueblo and an old time friend
of DIR. Ramsey's. 1t shows the Pull
man car stopped right on the edge of
the yawning chasm, which was so
disastrous to the passengers in the
other cars.
There WAS a very large attendance
last night at the union meeting at
the Methodist church. The church
edifice was. crowded to the doors
and a great deal of interest dis
played, in what the speakers had
to say. Reverend Smith took the
officers of the city to task and in
cidentally went into some police
court history. in which he arraigned
the newspapers for not giving publ
city.
George e. Marvin left yesterday for
Boston On account of his many
other business interests to which he
has to devote most of his time he has
resigned as General Manager of The
Grand junction Smelling Co. He held
that important position with the com
pany until he saw the plant completed
and now feels he can safely leave it
in other hands to operate, when ar
engagements have been perfected to do
so. At Directors meeting held last
WEEK Ill ItHubflNauld VI
three was appointed to come out here
to look over the plant and take the
necessary steps to put it in operation.
Mr. Marvin still remains director
of the company.
Lawn social Tuesday evening by
ladies of st. Joseph's church on
lawn of church.
Sheriff william G. Struthers was
made very happy at Glenwood Springs
Saturday. A horse. a favorite of Mar
shall Nuckolls which had won num-
Der of races, especially one, match
race in which the purse was $500, was
greatly admired by Sheriff Struthers.
He asked Mr.. Nuckolls an old friend
of his to place his price ON the ami
nal, but Mr.. Nuckolls said that there
was no price for him. But turning
to Mr.. Struthers he said, while mon-
ey will not buy him l will present
him to you. if you will accept. -
To this Mr. Struthers depurred. hut
Mr.. Nuckolls was insistent and there
fore Mr.. Struthers is ahead a handsome
horse. The horse is gray in color
and weighs about 1900 pounds and
would make splendid steeple-chaser.
OF course Mr., Struthers is highly
pleased with his splendid present. 1t
will arrive in the city TODAY or to-
morrow with the other Grand juno
tion horses which were at Glenwood
Springs.