The daily sentinel., 1904-06-22

E. II. Smith. of Montrose. brother
of Alderman N. n. Smith of the
Fourth ward. is visiting his brother
and many other friends in the city.
He always finds that Grand Junction
has progressed.
Miss Hazel Ella, who has been in
Wellesley. Mass. attending the fam
ous Wellesley college returned home on
train No. this noon. Miss Ella
stopped off in st. Louis where she
visited the great Louisiana Purchase
Exposition.
Horace 7. DeLong is making an
extended southern trip through Okla
homa, Arkansas and other southern
states. In company with his moth
er. Mrs. Susan DeLong he visited his
brother at Oklahoma City. Mr.. De
Long is at present in Little Rock,
Arkansas.
A line of hose was stretched be-
tween the Fruit Growers buildings
and the Flour mill this morning and
heavy stream of water was turned
on the roads and buildings surround
ing. The large farm wagons cut the
road up considerably and make the
dust annoying and the residents decid-
ed to lay it with heavy fire stream.
Miss Leila Wells. one of the well
known young ladies of this city
will entertain the senior class tomor
row Miss Wells is one of the nine
young people who were graduated
from the public schools of this city
last month. The party will occur at
the beautiful suburban home of her
parents, two miles east of this city.
Miss Pearl Shores. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Shores entertained
few of the young society folks of the
city at her beautiful home on North
Seventh street last evening. The
evening was whiled awaywith games.
Jokes and conversation. Light re-
freshmen Us were served to the guests
by the hostess. The young people all
report an enjoyable evening of pleas
ure.
Rev. H. A. Buttz and wife of
Madison, N. j. are visiting at the
home of Rev. Eugene Smith on n.
5th street Rev. BLttz is one of the
most prominent Methodists in this
country. being the president of
Drew Theological Seminary located at
Madison. He has been the president
of this great institution for thirty
years. Rev. Eugene Smith of this
citv received his schooling at this
seminary and the visit of Rev. Buttz
and his wife is a great pleasure to
him.
Ellis Farnsworth. of Denver, trav-
cling passenger agent of the Missouri
Pacific railway in this territory. has
been promoted by his employer to the
with headquarters at Chicago. He
Will have charge of the business be-
tween ST. Paul and Montreal and all
the bust ness arising in that territory
Will pass through Mr.. Farnwsorth'
office at Chicago. before going to the
general offices at st. Louis Mr..
Farnsworth is we'll known in this
city among the railroad men and by
large number of merchants. He
has been travelling in this territory
for nearly two years, under II. b.
Kooser, general western agent of the
company.
A laughable accident occurred
Monday evening ON Ute avenue. One
of the Floto circus wagons was on the
way to the depot. and being heavily
loaded Jared and swayed considera-
bly,. A man was sitting on the back
of the wagon about ten feet from the
ground. When going over rough
place in the road he was Jared off
and fell in the road. A pail of water
happened to be hanging on the wagon
and as he fell he struck it and
Knocked it down. The water went
all over the mans head, nearly
drowning him. 1t was with some
difficulty that the pail was pulled
from his head and his circus com
panions had a good laugh at his ex-