The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-10
Mrs. ]. P. worthy left for ogden

tonight and Saturday.
See the big bargains at the Bazaar
A closing out sale to stop business.
r. P. Davie. of Colorado Springs.
was an arrival i'll the city yesterday.
A. G. Foster is laying cement
walk in front of his home on Gunni-
son avenue.
Horseback riding seems to have be-
come fad in the city among the
young people.
The Denver papers all contain not
ices of the marriage of Miss Alice
Alderman yesterday. at Boulder.
number of the members of the
Scientist church entertained at the
home of Mrs. Hadcoek last night.
Mrs. Prudie Payne and son Fred
will leave Monday morning for a Wis
it to points on the eastern slope.
Sheriff william G. Struthers re-
tarned this morning from New Castle,
on account of the severe illness of his
wife.
Fred Sayer was au arrival yester-
day from Illinois, and will preside
over the third chair for Clary and
Allen.
Rev. ]. NJ. P. Martin went to
Hotchkiss this afternoon to assist Rev
G.. ". i. Dixon in a series of tent
meetings.
The Spencer seedless apple comes
in tor splendid write-up in Amer
lean Fruita" Rochester, New York
publication.
Mrs, W. G. Struthers was taken
last night with most severe attack
of neuralgia of the heart. She is
better to-day.
Tuesday of next week is Flag Day
Every patriotic citizen should see
that Old Glory floats from his home
ON that date.
Sheriff Charles Ankele, of Buena
Vista. and Marshal F. L. Harzinger
of Salida were arrivals in the city
last night on train Nos.
Club. ball and parties furnished at
the shortest notice. at reasonable
prices. Under the direct supervision
and control of the proprietor
The phiz of NJ. o. Delaplain was
noticed in several of the pictures of
the realty association, the members
of which had grand meeting in
Denver this week.
George Havercamp, of Provo.
Utah. prominent realty man of that
city is in Grand Junction today ON
business. Mr.. Havercamp is also in
terested in the Spencer Seedless apple |
Charles r. Williams. him whom |
we formerly knew in this city among
the young crowd of the early ''90's'
as 'Col' Williams was an arrival in
the city yesterday and is being greet
ed by many old friends. Mr.. Williams
i'll the early days built what is known
as the Williams terraces and was
prominently identified with the city's
realty interests.
The city was invaded this after
noon by almost the entire Office force
of the Midland passenger and traffic
department officials. There were in
the party, II. G. Bush, traffic mana
ger, @. II. Speers. general passenger
agent. Austin Gavin. travelling freie hit
agent and Q. NJ. Reok, special passen-
ger solicitor for the western slope
The party stated to Sentinel report
err that they occasionally liked 70 Wis
it real live town and that was their
main reason for coming to Grand
Junction. The party says that there
is no town like Grand Junction on
the line of their road and that when
there is no other excitement it will
participate through employees or
others in train hold MP. The gen
tlemen are always welcome in this
city, as they belong to the Young and
progressive portion of the railway
world of today and have no old scores
or other things to heal. Among 9TH
err things they are out on business.
Gavin keeps the party lively while he
is with it.
Glenwood and return So 80 June IS,
Strawberry Day. The Colorado Mid
land.
Note our special train service to
ilenwood Spring Straw berry Day.
The Colorado Midland.
st. Louis aud return June 10. IL.
"a. and 20 $32. Is The Colorado