The daily sentinel., 1904-08-03

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Mrs. D. E. Nelson and children
are home from an extended visit to
Parachute.
Mrs. R. E. Benge and children will
arrive home this evening from their
outing at Cimarron.
See Blair and Mckenzie for sani-
tary plumbing. Fourth street be-
tween Main and Colorado.
W. P. Dale, former agent at the
union station. now in the coal bust
ness, is a visitor today to the city.
H. A. Stroud, of the firm of Nc
Kay and Stroud, of DeBeoue. is in
the city today trausacting business.
There will be an adjourned Ileeting
of the Woodmen of the World at the
Office Of @. b. Rich tomorrow evening
at O'Clock.
Orval Heron left this monring for
a short trip in the vicinity of the
Little Dolores, Sieber's ranch and
Enoch's lakes.
Owing to the rains Rev. Eugene
II. Smith was unable to fill his aD-
pointment at the Loback Bethel NJ
K. Church last night.
E.W. Brunner. formerly of the firm
of Baker and Brunner, cigar manu-
facturers. will establish cigar manu-
factury in the rooms above the Board
of Trade.
Maximum temperature yesterday
was so degrees. Weather forecast for
Western Colorado; partly cloudy to
night and Thursday. with local thun-
der showers.
The funeral of Mrs. n. @. Weimer
will occur tomorrow morning at nine
church. Services will be held by
Father L. NJ. Conway.
Anyone who has some large, clean
cotton. muslin or anv other soft rags
can receive good price for them by
bringing them to this office. No
small, thick or dirty rags will be ac-
cepted.
Those who are intending to spend
an outing in the hills this summer
will do we'll to hurry as the fall
rainy season in the mountains will
begin about the second week in Sep
| tember.
A delightful rain fell last night
about six O'Clock and continued off
and on for nearly two hours, soaking
up things pretty thoroughly. 1t
came without anv great amount of
wind, and was most welcome to all.
The A. P. Ballard property on
Rood avenue. formerly owned by J.
Ii. Ramey, was sold by the Ramey
Investment company to Gustave A.
Lund. consideration $4,000. Mr.
Lund is an employe of the railroad
company.
The weather office missed fire last
night in its prognostications of the
conditions of the weather fol yester-
day. But as the predictions are
made up in Denver and are not To-
!; cal forecast, Observer Sullivan is to
be forgiven.
The Grand Junction Town and
Development company, report sales
of lots this week as follows; lots 20.
81, %, and 23 in block Z to Calvin 5.
Harris. consideration s315 also lot 10
in block 90 to Edna Mande Hoffman,
consideration 5000.
L. III While brought to this office
this morning pear without seeds.
Mr.. While lives / l-2 miles northeast
of the city and Just noticed the pear
Yesterday. Mr.. While believes that
in the case of the pears ON that part.
icular tree that they are freaks.
The stock of the Grand Junction
Plumbing company. which was seized
some time ago. was sold this morning
by Sheriff Struthers to satisfy credit
ors. The goods were bought under
the hammer by Louis jacques of the
firm of Jacques, Emler and Holt, for
approximately $1,000.
The slight gust of wind which pass
ed over this city just before the storm
last night caused large glass to be
broken in the front door of Judge
Sullivan's home on Rood avenue.
The door was standing ajar and the
wind closed it with a vicious slam,
causing the stated damage.
On account of the absence of a
quorum at the Public library board
meeting last night there was no
} official business transacted in the reg
lar ordar The hills for tba month