The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-09-06

Miss Hattie Howe. of Newburg
N. Y. niece of DR.. H. r. Bull. was
an arrival in the city Saturday NIGH
Newburg is the old horne of the Bull
family and one of the prettiest small
towns in that state.
A grand view of Hagerman pass.
size 26x40 inches. also framed copy
of Lion Poster have been receiv-
ell from Colorado Midland railroad and
hung in the Chamber of Commerce
rooms. Both the pictures are beau
tiful specimens of railroad art work
Miss Alice Lee entertained a party
of young ladies aud gentlemen on Sat-
urday night. at the home of her father
w. H. Lee. in honor of George Ingram,
a young friend, visiting here from
California. Mr.. Ingram was en- route
TO Denver to attend school. A most
delightful time was enjoyed.
Along the entire property of the
Methodist church, AUDITING on Fifth.
White and Grand, there is being laid
a handsome sidewalk of concrete. The
value of the church property and in
fact all other property in that vicinity
will be greatly enhanced by this SPLEEN
did improvement.
W. G.. Choate, superintendent of the
Rio Grande Junction road. was taken
across the sands in the Elks lodge
last night. The occasion was very
spirited one and Mr. Choate feels that
the Elks are deserving of due credit
for the splendid manner in which they
iDduct candidate into the order.
Billy futile is back ON the road
again. after an absence which he
spent as passenger agent of the
Cripple Greek and Southwestern road.
The many friends of the gentleman are
glad to welcome him back again as
Mr.. futile has always been one of the
very popular conductors ON the Mid
land.
When a town has the capacity to
comfortably fill an opera house and
large tent for another show and at
the same time attend social dance
and hop in building that can con-
tain comfortably one hundred couples
dancing at the same time, it shows
that there is nothing the matter with
that town.
Richard j. Bolles, of Colorado
Springs, one of the largest owners of
Grand Junction realty, is in the city
Mr.. Bolles is the principal owner
of the lots in what is known as Keiths
addition. He was for years connect
ed with and one of the principal
stockholders of the famous Mollie Glib
son mine at Aspen.
J. Marshal Miller. of Chippewa
Falls. Iowa, brother of l.. NJ. Miller
is a visitor at the home of the latter
Mr.. Miller has been on tour CT the
Yellowstone Park and stopped in this
city to visit his brother en- route
home. Mr.. Miller visited here two
years ago and in that time notices
vast improvements made.
This morning Mayor Sampliner and
Superintendent of Waterworks, B. W.
Vedder, opened bids from the various
plum bling establishments of the city
for the laying of 1000 feet of water
main between Gunnison and Teller
streets ON Seventh. The award was
made to Jacques, Holt e. Emler. at l 1
cents per foot to perform the work,
the city furnishing the pipe.
George Smith says that he is now
perfectly satisfied that the people did
not desire him as a shrievalty nomi-
nee. He says he is now for Struthers.
but that he is out of politics, so FAR
as this campaign is concerned and will
devote his entire time to the realty
business and to the promotion of his
street electric railway scheme.
Miss Alice Johnson. who makes her
home with the family of Mr.. D. H.
returned Sunday on train No.
3. having spent the greater part of
her vacation in visiting friends and re-
latives in and around Florence, Canon
City and Pueblo. Miss johnson was
home by her cousin. Miss |
Nellie Wigner of Florence. who intends
her home in this city.
Captain James NJ. Kennedy arrived /
home Sunday from trip up the broad
guage He has been working Rifle.
Aspen and other points. Captain Ken
nedy comes to the city now to do some
work before the arrival
OF Hou. George Rodgers, the fraternal