The daily sentinel., 1904-04-19

| Ine CanDY mouse Is now IIee Aion
quarantine.
Sheriff william G. Struthers is
home from his trip to the state reform
school.
Efie Darnell and her sister. Mrs.
Amy Miller have returned to Larimer
County.
Choice confectionery and the B. o.
E. chocolate creams for 35cts. pound
at G. " Store.
Miss Rosa Woodfill of Denver has
accepted position with the Ladies'
Millinery Emporium.
Mrs. Hattie Biegs, sister of Mrs.
on visit to the latter.
Earnest @. Bacon. who spent yes
terday in this city, returned to his
home this morning at Ouray.
Western Colorado. Grand Junction
and Vicinity Occasional rain and
colder tonight. aud Wednesday
DR. Beard of Fruita has been ap.
pointed physician of the new road be-
ing built to the Rilsonite mines.
This afternoon Mrs. Orson Adams is
entertaining large party of ladies IN
honor of Miss Adams and Miss Hamil-
ton, of Baltimore.
@. c. Compton was among the Wis
itors to the city yesterday and re-
manned over the evening to visit with
the home Elk lodge
Edward S. Bachtel. of Denver. re-
presenting the big paper warehouse OF
Carter. Rice and Co. is in the city to-
day looking after trade.
A splendid supper will be served by
the Metropoliton restaurant. at the
ball of the Maccabees, Wednesday
night at the Auditorium.
All Furniture and Second Hand
stores have agreed to close I'll cir stores
at seven O'Clock every evening except !
ing Saturday until October first.
The records of the first week of |
business by j. A. McLuen, the realty
agent. showed that he had sold 81. 800 |
worth of property and purchased $17O0
There is no finer line of pianos and
musical instruments in Grand juno
tion than at Vorbeck's Music Store.
We have several special piano bargains
just at this time.
Mr.. NJ. G. Currier has resigned his
position as engineer with the Mesa
Lumber company. and accompanied
by his family will leave for Los An
oalae tho frs, nf rho xyaalr
Thomas G. Stearns, of Denver drove
over the city yesterday with Superin-
tendent Newton. of the Grand juno
tion Electric and Gas company, to
view the new lines beiug erected by
the company.
The ball of the Maccabees will oc-
cur Wednesday night. For over
month past the members of this organ
ization have been making prepara lions
for this event and their promise is out
that they will afford all who attend
their ball splendid time.
S. G.. HUM and family will leave
tomorrow morning for a trip of
month or more in the east. The IA
mily will visit relatives and friends
in Illinois and then take in the expo
Sition. Mr.. Hum will he checked
out OF the office today and Otto Bar.
ton, who will take his place during his
absence, checked in. as substitute.
Many people will remember the old
tree that stood nearly in the roadway
ON Main street corner of 9th, in front
Af HA nF NI.A 1nNn ~
Steele. 1t was a tree probably fifteen
wears old and was out at least twenty
feet from the curbing. Driving east
on Main street it stood out in bold re-
lief, with the Grand Mesa as back
ground. This morning i6 was cut
down. An attempt was made to re-
move and transplant it, but it was too
large.
L. W. Simpson, we'll known rail-
way brakeman of the Western is just
home from an extended southern trip
He went from here to New Orleans
and thence by boat to Havana Cuba.
From there he CROSSED the islaud and
sailed across the bay to the Isle of
Pines. Here he remained for nine
teen days and he SAYS it is the ideal
spot of any place that he has ever
seen. The climate. the ocean breezes.
the water and in fact everything. ac-
cording to his way of thinking is just ]
about right. He ran across many p,
Americans there. who are rapidly pop
ulating the island, which is about 30 {
40 miles in area. He says it is about I
as near the idea of paradise as anyone !