The daily sentinel., 1904-07-05
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G. V. store.
George B. Campbell, of the post
office force, Is back from an extended
vacation.
DIR. L. H. worthington has gone to
Salt Lake City. called I'll ere on pro-
fessional matters.
One half of the Grand Junction
band went to Fruita and the other
half to Palisades.
Miss Lulu Masser. daughter of Dr.
Masser. OF Fruita is in Denver con-
sulting an eye specialist.
A street cleaning force is at work
cleaning up the hotsam and jetsam.
of the Fourth celebration.
The post office force put in five
hours yesterday and the balance of
the day was spent as holiday.
There was a scarcity of firecrackers
in this city this year. The supply of
small crackers being early exhausted
1t is said that there were approx
imately $1,000 worth of tickets sold
out of Grand Junction last month, in
the passenger service.
Messrs. Peavey and Mcpherson
returned last night from Hannah
Greek. Their catch was 200 trout.
They were absent four days.
G. d. Fisher and family went to
Glen wood Springs yesterday. Mr.
Fisher took his family there for the
heated term MIR. Fisher returned to
this city last night.
Manager Van of the ball team says
he expects that the team will play As
pen Sunday the 18th and at Glenwood
Springs the day of the annual road
race, which will be on the 24th.
Thomas Taggart. the leader of the
Indiana Democracy and who in all
probability will be chairman of the
national committee. was a school boy
friend of ]. T. Grady of this city.
E. j. Sampliner, wife and baby. of
Gunnison, were arrivals in the city
Sunday evening. Mr.. Sampliner is a
brother of A. R. Sampiner and is
mem ber of large dry goods firm at
that place.
There were 512 tickets sold for the
special train. which left this city
Yesterday morning for Fruita Train
No. carried large number also.
Beside the number that went by
train many drove there frou all parts
of the county.
John Bliss. Charles Woodruff and
William Linmann, of Albion. Neb-
raska. were arrivals in the city Sat-
urday night and are locking over the
city with view of locating. They
spent Sunday and Monday in the
country viewing the farms.
W. r. Haines entertained quite a
large party of friends at his big ranch
in the lower valley Sunday. They
were, Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Bucklin /;
Mr.. and Mrs J. H Gallupe and Mr..
and Mrs. James H. Cosgrove. They
report having had a most delightful
time with Mr.. Haines as host.
Until further notice the G.. v
Store will be open evenings until Z
o'clock.
There was considerable grunting
about the city yesterday that no sort
of celebration had been provided for
the Fourth. Last years celebration
was a decided success, especially the
fireworks feature of same, and many
folks said there was no reason why
there should not have been something
of the same sort this year.
A sample copy of a paper. or it
might be called magazine. named
Leaves of Healing came to this
Office today. 1t is John Alexander
Dowie's official organ printed at Zion
City. It does paint Elijah the Rest
orer'i in eolors that are as radiant as
those of tue rainbow. Specially the
number is devoted to an attack on
Masonry. of which Dowie is max ing
himself the champion Tie typo
graphical work on the magazine is
especially coed.
Henry H. Corson, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, David OppeIlaY; of Sidney,
Iowa and r. b. Beeson of Brecken-
ridge, MINI. constitute party of gen
tlelnen who are looking over the
country with view of locating
Mr.. CoIson was born and reared in
the same county as the writer and is of
an old and distinguished Pennsylvania
family. They are highly pleased