The daily sentinel., 1904-09-15

Grant Smith. who recently moved
from this city to Fruita is reported
seriously ill.
An official of the Indian school left
today for the far west in search of
pupils for the school.
W. B. Stanley of Salt Lake city is
visitor to the city today. Mr.. Stan
ley was formerly resident here.
! George Landers. proprietor of The
Progress Bakery, returned last night
from a visit to his old home in the east.
F. L. FELTON, and wife of Los An
geles, California. were in the city two
days this week en- route home from an
eastern trip.
J. S. Markle. one of Aspen's prom
inent business men. is in town this
week investigating certain business
propositions.
Rev. Eugene H. Smith of the Meth
odist church, is not expected to return
from his sad mission to Rockwell city,
Iowa. before next week.
The rate during fair week from
Glenwood Springs to Grand Junction
will be the same as the usual laundry
rate. 50. 80 for the round trip.
No civil service examination was
held Yesterday in this city. One was
scheduled for yesterday but the appli.
cants were unable to be present.
G. W. Swade. accompanied by his
wife. of Palisade was in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Swade is the manager
of the Palisade Fruit Growers Assooia-
ton.
The first millinery opening of the
season takes place Saturday at the
Columbine Music Co., under direction
of Mrs. j. r. Sry, the we'll known
milliner
Mrs. P. A. Rice, Miss MAY Rice.
and Bernard Rice, leave tomorrow
for visit to the Worlds Fair. They
will spend several days at Colorado
Springs en- route.
Miss Caubel. sister of Mrs. George
w. Peugh. accompanied the Peugh
family on their return from Salem.
Ind, and will be visitor at the
Peugh home for some weeks.
The boys of the high school have
organized an atheletic club. The
organization starts out with large
mem bership and will doubtless prove
a good feature of the school year.
DIR. E. O. Armstrong and wife of
Denver were guests at the La Court
yesterday and today. DR.. Armstrong
is prominent physician of the Capt.
tai City and is known to many here.
@. H. Robinson of the Mesa Paint
company is today moving into an at
tractive new residence located on
Ouray between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. which he recently purchased.
B. P. Blair. chairman of republica
county central committee, county at
torney. @. f. Caswell and A. B. Hoyt,
returned at noon today from Denver
wfere they attended the republican
state convention.
John Sugar of the Unaweep Sec
tion is in town today. He has a
number of mining claims and is look
ing forward to this time when they
shall have placed him on the sunny
side of Easy Street.
Prof S. NJ. Boyer is now occupy
ing his new residence on his ranch,
n mile northeast of the city. The new
| cottage home is very attractive. Prof.
Boyer is successful rauchman as well
as successful musician.
Mr.. Alter. who takes charge of the
weather bureau during Mr.. Sullivan's
absence in the east, arrived last night
from Salt Lake and was shown over
the city today by Mr.. Sullivan. The,
latter leaves tomorrow.
Mrs. H. d, Clark of Craig. Nebras-
ka, will arrive at midnight for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Ramey.
Mrs. Clark is a sister in-law of Mrs.
Ramey. She has been spending
some weeks in Colorado Springs.
Supt. vedder of the city water
works company, it is said, is having
| the parties, who turn on the water
tor sprinkling purposes before five
O'Clock in the afternoon, watched and
will have the offenders prosecuted if
they continue to violate the ordinance
regarding the hours for sprnkling
lawns.
!
W. d. Spencer. of near Rhone. has
applied for patent on an end gate
rod for wagon boxes. His idea is
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