The daily sentinel., 1904-01-28
NEWSY NUGGETS.


ing Grand Junction relatives.
Nice line of Ealge Of o e. pirs.
buttons. and charms at low prices
Krohn's, 1873 Main street.
H. A Stroud of DeBeque. of the
firm of Mckay and Stroud is visitor
in the city ON business matters.
The st. Matthews Guild will give
card social in the Reed building
Thursday eve. Feb. i. Tickets % GEMS.
Great changes are coming over
Grand Junction. The windows of the
post Office are being cleaned today.
The sun do move.
Temple Commandery, No TX.
T. meets this evening at 7.30 A full
attendance is desired. Visiting Sir
knights cordially welcomed
The Pueblo Chieftian of today con-
tanned two column article ON Grand
Valley from its staff correspondent
This was a splendid advertisement
for the valley.
Mt. Garfield Lodge No. 1884. of
the G. NJ. a. will meet Friday even
ing Jan. 20. at the usual place, New
officers will be installed and all mem
bers are requested to be present,
The Rebekahs will hold box social
at odd Fellows hall on Friday night,
January 29th. All Rebekabs odd
Fellows and their families are invited.
The ladies will bring boxes with lunch
for two. A short program will be
rendered.
Three is a peculiar condition OF the
atmosphere almost every afternoon
lately. Toward evening the sky be-
comes overcast and it looks as if it
Morning comes and the sky is clear as
crystal. The cause may he on account
of so muah snow in the mountains
surrounding.
In the gambling cases which were
to come up under motion to quash
this mornin in the county court. the
matter was POSTPONED until Saturday
morning. on account OF the prelimin-
ary trial of the hold up case. in which
the defendants were the same as in
the gambling cases. The cases were
set to be heard on Saturday morning
at ten o'clock by Judge Sullivan.
Next to newspaper advertising. de-
corated windows do much in attract
ing trade. The windows of Loeffler.
the tailor showing the latest spring
patterns are attracting great attention
The decorator, Mr.. Samuel Loeffier.
who lately came to Grand junction
from Germany, shows himself most
artistic trimmer. and the people OF
Grand junction may enjoy the unusu-
al sight of viewing winoow creations
such as are seen over the ocean.
Horace Garst of Denver. who for
twenty years has represented Marshal
Field and Co., and is now also one of
the principal stockholders of the Mesa
Dry Goods Co. of this city. learned
his business in the city of Philadel-
phia. The firm he was with was the
large wholesale importing house of
James, Kent. Sartee and Co. of
which firm Geo. A. Smith. father of
Commissioner James H, Smith and
Geo. p. Smith. was one of the part
ners. Mr.. Garst was not aware that
his old employers children were re-
siding in the city until told by SEN
tinel man. He said he remembered
both the gentlemen when they were
boys and would come occasionally to
the big importing house with their
father. Mr.. Garst. in Speaking OF
the character of the men who were
in trade in those days. said they were
the highest type of American citizen
ship. Austere in their business rela-
tions, but punctilious in every matter
of trade for the strictest honesty ard
integrity, He was glad to be inform
ed that the Messrs. Smith We're resid-
ing here.
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