The daily sentinel., 1904-07-02

Regular meals and short order at
the Delmonico.
F. f. Detwiler is again brakeing
into this city from the west.
The Valley Feed company handle
the Racine and Winona wagons.
Growing in popular favor every
day. is the Delmonico restaurant.
H. G.. Ballard, of Westwater, is in
the city on visit to his brother.
The service must be the best at
our tables the Delmonico restaurant.
Dressmaking and plain sewing by
the dav. Inquire at 319 Pitkin avenue.
The Grand Junction ball team will
c1oss bats with Fruita on the Fourth
of July.
Howard Biglow has secured pos
ition with the new livery firm of
King and Barton.
District Attorney Saml. Ii McMullin
was an arrival home last night on the
delayed narrow guage train.
R. y. Benedict and Robert V. Rey-
nolds. two Washington, d. c.. gen
tlemen are visitors to the valley.
Mrs. H. f. Barr and Mrs. J. Q
Adams. of Quincy. Illinois, were
guests at the Grand hotel yesterday.
Miss Bessie Primrose leaves tomor-
row morning to spend the Fourth
with her friend. Miss Bessie Jones.
at Leadville.
The hearing of the case of Wheel
er VS.. Justice Byers. in the attach
ment suit, has been set by Justice
Sweeney for July 9th.
Miss Flora Green. the china artist,
has closed her class for the summer
and will later go to Denver to learn
new ideas in her work
Mrs. r. E. Benge and two children
left this morning for Cimarron on
the narrow guage road to spend the
balance of the heated term.
The forecast till six p. III. Sunday
in the weather conditions for this
section of the state are Fair tonight
and Sun day; rising temperature.
The Elks have very patriotically
and beautifully decorated their
handsome club room for the cell
ebration of the Fourth of July
Queen City Laundry. the best
service possible with good machinery.
Goods called for in any part of the
city. Clean and careful work. Col
orado avenue.
Mrs. Harry Lyons and her little
daughter left this morning for their
old home in Iowa for an extended
visit. They will take in the ex-
position while gone.
The Union Trust and Banking com
pany is growing institution end
their purchase os this building makes
them even a more permanent fixture
of the city. than they were.
Perry Heath. who has been in ed
itorial control of tho Salt Lake Trib-
une since October 1902, has been de
posed from that position by Senator
Kerns, the owner of the paper.
About twenty four teachers, who
have been attending the Institute in
Grand Junction left over the narrow
gauge this morning for their homes
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A P. Keith and daughter Eliza.
both will leave today for the east.
Mr.. Keith is an uncle of Mrs. W. P.
Ella and has been spending several days
pleasantly here in the city with re.
latives.
r. p. Davie. president of the Su-
gar Co. and o. II. Shoup. of the
Town and Development company, will
leave for their homes in Colorado
Springs tonight, after a week apent
in the valley looking after their busi-
ness interests.
Miss Bessie DeLong, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. DeLong left this
morning for three weeks trip TO
Montrose and Ouray. While gone she
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Crosby at Montrose Mr.. and Mrs. Gles-
sner at Ouray.
DR.. E. F. Eldridee returned last
night from Camp Muckawanego, up
on the line of the Midland. where he
has his family located for the sum