The daily sentinel., 1904-08-16

Ira Davis and WIG Rfe prouu 90
SCISSORS of an eight pound baby girl.
Miss Belle Lay will be among the
passengers who will leave tonight for
trip to Zion.
O. P. Bliss went out on the narrow
guage this morning for lis annual
trip to New York.
The Fruit Growers association is
sending out every night a number
of cars of peaches.
]. J. McFeeley. of Cripple Greek.
prominent attorney of that place is
visiting this city on legal affairs.
Trains have been running very ir-
regularly today. 1t is hoped by tonight
that the railroad situation will be
cleared.
Enjoy the evening on the Garrison
lawn tomorrow night at Sd and
Ouray. with the ladies of st. Mat
thews Guild.
The social of the ST. Matthews
Guild tomorrow night. at home of
George R. Garrison. Sd and Ouray.
Ice cream and CAKE.
Ice cream and cake served by the
ladies of st. Matthews Guild tomor.
row night, ON the lawn of Geo. R.
Garrison, Sd and Ouray.
Jack Ackerman. manager of the
Ackermaa clothing house will be one
of those who will go to Salt Lake City
tonight for short visit.
Miss Annie Lindhardt who has been
spending the past month with her
sister Mrs. o. s. Perkins at Castle
Gate Utah, arrived home yesterday.
Mayor Sampliner and wife and
children get away this evening after
a delay of several days. ON account
of the washouts ON the Rio Grande
road.
Miss Mamie Forty. who has been
spending the last five weeks in and "a
round Cripple Greek, was an arrival
home today on the delayed Midland
train.
For cool and pleasant evening.
90 to the ice cream social on the Gar
rison lawn at Sd and Ouray tomorrow
night. rhe ladies of st. Matthews
Guild
II. S. Rogers. we'll known and
brilliant newspaper writer, of Color
ado Springs is in the city today. Mr..
Rogers has served ON a number of the
very best IA .)ers in the country.
Mrs. Alonzo Schmidt and little son.
Ralnh, arrived yesterday from Edo
RADIO Springs Mo. They are visiting
Mr.. Louis Schmidt and family corner
of 18th and Main, and expect to make
an extended stay in this city.
The Grand Junction Business col.
lege will resume work September 5th.
Let all who can begin with the be-
ginning of the school as this will be
best TOR both pupils and school. If
you would Learn it right, come
to the Grand Junction Business col
lege
An inquiry came to this Office this
afternoon from Denver paper asking
whether Edmund Meier resided in
Grand Junction and stating that Ed
mund Meier had been married in st.
Louis. The only Edmund Meier that
resides in Grand Junction is Rev.
Meier of the Lutheran congregation
aud to our knowledge it is not known
whether he is married or has just been
married. If it is Edmund Meier of
Grand Junction this paper offers it,
heartiest congratulations.
The Spencer Seedless Apple comp
any is busy these days in taking from
the trees. the buds to he shipped to the
various nurseries, established by them
throughout the country. Tonight
40, 900 buds, packed i'll specially pre-.
pared moss will be shipped to Lock.
port, New York, Provo. Utah and
Boise City, Idaho. These shipments
will continue until the contracted a,
mounts are supplied to the various
nurseries.
W. ]. Stull. formerly of this city,
who with Aaron Newman conducted
the other paper in this city for year
has purchased the Central City OBJ
server. The plant was owned by the
county clerk of the county in which
it was located and it has been in the
past most influential paper. Mr.
Stull is a thorough workman, having
learned his trade in this Office and il