The daily sentinel., 1904-08-06

D. Roberts is home from fishing
trip to Fulford.
Mrs. W. G. Choate is spending a
week in Salt Lake city.
Born.-This morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Smith. boy.
whipple Chester of the Sentinel
force is off on few days vacation.
Nearly every kind of vegetable
grown in the valley is in the market
at the present time.
J. V. A. Lay. is back from his
visit to Goldsby lax es. where he has
been rusticating for several weeks.
Mrs. q. f. Mills of Alaska is ex-
pected soon to visit Mrs. P. ]. Twom-
bly, and daughter Mrs. J. l. Hamil-
ton.
The ladies of ST. Matthews Guild
are requesated to meet at Mrs. Van.
Hoorebeke's at 3 'clock Monday after
noon.
There was no session of the board of
directors of the Chamber of Commerce
last night. owing to the absence of
quorum.
Miss Pearl Bapnister will sing to-
morrow morning at the First Church
of Christ Scientist, at the request of
the congregation.
Miss Nellie Slower and Miss Iva
Corchoran. are visitors to this city,
the guests of Miss Belle Lay. They
are from Gutherie Centre. Iowa.
Mr.. Matthews and sister. Mrs. Chat
fee, the latter of Indiana, left last
night for their home, after several
weeks spent pleasantly in this city.
The highest temperature yesterday
was "a. Weather forecast for Western
Colorado for 36 hours ending p IN.
Sunday is fair tonight and Sunday.
George B Nelson, Fred Rorick and
Mart Phillips, of Gutherie Centre,
we're arrivals in the city today. They
are visiting the Gutherie contingent
in this city.
Mrs Sadie Meacham left last night
tor Denver. to make protracted stay.
Mrs. Meacham was accompanied by
Mrs. G. G. Young and son, of Omaha
who have been here visiting her.
Rev. Emery Bancroft of Palisades
will preach at the Baptist church
Sunday morning at II o'clock. Young
Peoples meeting in the evening at Z
o'clock will be conducted by l. A.
Moon.
Thomas G. Murray has been serious
ly ill at his home on east Main street
for the past several weeks with an
acute attack of asthma. He is some-
what better. although still confined to
his home.
Mrs. NJ. E. Strother arrived home
yesterday from an extended visit to
relatives in Missouri. Her daughter
who proceeded her east by several
months will arrive soon accompanied
| by relatives.
The announcement exclusively in
yesterdays Sentinel of the resignation
of Thomas E. Swami. who was we'll
known here. was received with a great
deal of surprise. Mr.. Swan has made
many visits to this city and nun bered
host of friends.
| 1t is to be hoped that the man, ].
j. Neville. arrested in Wyoming for
the Independence dynamite outrage
pi owes to be the right individual If
that crime can be proven against him,
there is no punishment in the Grimm
al statutes sufficiently severe for him.
Mr.. Fred Diffenbach, nephew of
our townsman. Mr.. Shellenburger,
who studied shorthand in the Grand
Junction Business college last session
now has good position iii Denver,
as stenographer with the Pacific ex-
press company.
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.
Mrs, Emma F. Langdon, of Victor,
was an arrival in the city yesterday
sirs. Lsngdon is the organizer of the
Liberty League and has visited most
of the towns along the Rio Grande
for the purpose of organization.
While here she is the guest of Mrs.
Murphy.