The daily sentinel., 1904-01-20
THE DAILY ROUNDUP.

Jesse G. Hart is home from Delta
LEONARD Menifer is visiting in Den
yer this week.
Can't. W. T. Downey is soiourning
on the Pacific coast.
J. H. Evers, travelling salesman
has gone to Gunnison.
Mrs Anna R. Collins leaves tonight
for short business trip to Pueblo and
Denver.
Andrew Nelson, one of tie tailors
employed by NJ. H. Loehier. is on the
sick list.
Jas. Balm came down from Mont
rose last night and will stop in the
city for several days.
f. S. Griffin is over from Utah Wis
iting his BROTHER Walter, the well
known r. G. W fireman.
Mrs. Ernest Sumner OF Telluride
Will visit relatives in this city for the
next two or three months.
Mrs. w. W. Griffin and Miss Lon
Griffin left TODAY on No. 3 for a visit
TO friends in Salt Lake City.
Ellis Farusworth, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Missouri Pacific rail
way, was an arrival in the.city today
at noon. -
L. b. Smith of Denver, travelling
passenger agent of the Santa Fe is in
town today looking after matters Of
business for his road.
Horace Garst. of Denver. president
of the Mesa Dry Goods company. was
an arrival in the city at noon and
will remain for several days.
Miss Bessie Jones of Leadville is
here on an extended visit to her broth
er and family. Her Numerous friends
will be delighted to know she has re-
turned to the CITY to renew old ac-
qua ntauces after an absence of sever |
al years.
Attorney James II. Teller, a mem
ber of large law firm at Pueblo, was
in the CITY yesterday. acting in the
capacity of attorney for the Western /
Federation Miners Union of Telluride |
in the injunction suit brought before /
Judge Theron Stevens in this city, re-
gnrding the men deported from that
district. -. rl
Attorney E. E. Howe of Telluride
was visitor to the city yesterday. !
He was here to take part in the in
inction suit brought before Judge I
Theron Stevens by the deported men |
from the Telluride mining district
Mr.. Howe is bright and talented
gentlemen and is well known through
out the "Silver San Juan -
Lieutanapt George Aokers and Ser
geant Brown, of Meeker, with three
troopers of the Meeker Troop. We're
arrivals in the city today en-route
home from the camp at Telluride, ON
furlough They are known to quite
a number OF Grand Junction people
aud We're making calls among these
5his morning
DR.. Il. d. Wilson, who has made
Grand Junction his home FOR the nast
five years, will leave tomorrow morn
ing for Boulder His object is to form
cu-pmnership with DR. e. p Cat
tornole. who haas IA sulendid dental
practice in that popular college city.
Ut. Wilson is an expert workmau II
pleasant gentleman. and his host OF
friends in Grand Junction will wish
him ample success IN his new field of
labor.
S. W. Moody. the ieweler. returned
this morning from Poeatello, Idaho.
whore he snent several days visiting
the family of Mr.. NJ. l.. Roberts.
Mr. Moody stated that the new jewell
ry store recently opened In that city
by Mr. Roberts is Considered the fin
est in the entire western country, and
that he has had splendid business.
Pocatello is one OF the progressive cit
les of Idaho and has population Of
fully 1000 The Roberts family
were we'll
J. W Baldwin, proprietor of the
Cosmopolitan. one of Telluride's lead
ing business houses. passed through
here the other night ON his way to
Gleuwood. where he will indulge in
the great prerogative of the western
Coloradoan of taking his somi -occas-