The daily sentinel., 1904-08-17

f. S. Drummer, one of Fruita's we'll
known citizens is visitor today.
David Roberts leaves for Denver
tonight on important business matters.
H. E. Wheeler, of Pueblo is tran
sacting business in Grand Junction
today.
Quite large amount of fruit is
now going forward to the exhibit at
the Worlds Fair.
Miss Pearl Shores will leave for
Gunnison in a few days where she
will visit her sister Mrs. Frank 1. Lee
Frank Leslie, has deserted the rep
ortorial forces of the city and has ac-
cepted position in the assessors
office.
The social of the st Matthew's
Guild tonight. At home of George
R Garrison, Sd and Ouray. Ice
cream and cake.
Whitney eating apples at % cents
box if gathered by purchaser. No. .
pCdAS ab OChb tOhIu. AAOAAc
Ranch, Fruitvsle.
Ice cream and cake served by the
ladies of st. Matthew'S Guild to-
night, on the lawn of George R.
Garrison. Sd and Ouray.
DR.. Jacob Gish, a physician of
Omaha. has been visitor to the city
today. DR. Gish will visit several of
the smaller towns of the county with
a view to locating.
J. A. McLuen, W. p. Ella, Jos. E.
Dulmaine and W. r. Haines compris-
ed party of we'll known admirers of
fine horses, who went to Glenwood
Springs today to witness the races.
The highest temperature yesterday
was 93. The weather forecast for 36
hours ending 6 .p IN. Thursday is
partly cloudy tonight and Thursday.
with local showers and thunder
storms.
Howard Daniels. the we'll known
post office clerk who has just recently
purchased the property on the corner
of Second and White, is beautifying
that place wonderfully. He has made
many additions and is now putting in
a fine new lawn.
George Smith is in receipt of let
ter this morning from @. A. Steyn in
Denver stating that matters in refer
ence to the electrical line are progress
ing finely. He states that as soon as
the franchise is secured in this city
that they will be ready to finance the
matter.
Mrs. Ida May JONES' of 93S Corona
avenue. Denver, an aunt of @. G
Knowles. arrived on the delayed Mid
land today on a visit to relatives in
this city and valley. Mrs. Jones, is
a sister of w. A. Knowles, residing
on Orchard Mesa, who moved to this
country recently from Iowa.
James H. Cosgrove received a let
ter today from Mrs Cosgrove giving
the details of the death of her bro
thor, NJ. Riley in Cleveland. Mr.
Riley was a dock boss and was pass.
ing under one of the great dock load
ing hoists when the cable broke and
fell striking him on the head and
killing him instantly.
George (Kit) Carson a we'll known
painter who resided here for num-
ber of years. who has been resident
of Meeker for the past four years, was
an arrival in the city this morning,
coming overland from there ''Kit'
Carson. as he is so well known was
for years in the employ of Ruben
Starr. He is being greeted by many
old friends today.
W. E. Fleming is young man
who is an arrival in this city from
Chicago Mr.. Fleming came to the
Grand valley to make it his perman-
ent home. Most of his life he has
been engaged in business in Chicago
and he finds that it is necessary for
him to seek outdoor work. He hopes
to secure himself a small track of land
and engage in fruit growing ON o
small scale
The rights of eight states were sold
last night by tho Spencer Seedless Ap-
pie company. Six of these states went
to a syndicate of prominent gentlemen
of this city, who will dispose of trees
and rights for counties in these states
purchased. The other two states went
to outside parties For the states
that were sold to the home and for
eign syndicate there were two appli.
pufiOnG Tho