The daily sentinel., 1904-01-11
LOOKING FORWARD.

When 1858 shall come.
We wonder will it be
They'll praise the simple lives we
led
Way back in 1908. N Y. Sun
A new line of blown water glasses
at The G. V. Store.
Asphaltum and oil have been discov-
cred in Great Salt Lake
Montreal. Canada. has over a thou-
sand cases of typhoid eever.
A J. McCune will survey the irri-
agtion canal district near Pslisade.
The High Line Mutual Ditch com
pany of Palisade elected officers today.
Austin Gavin. travelling representa-
tive of the Midland is in the citv to-
day.
J. p Fitzpatrick aud A. McRae.
two well known Plateauites are visit
ing in the city today.
Who wants Indian. steel OF gold
beads? Yon or some one that does
can get them at The G. V. Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Perkins. former
residents here but now of Tucker.
Utah, are the happy parents of baby
girl
A. J. Condor. of Denver. one of
the principal owners of the Mesa Dry
Goods Co. store, is visitor to the
city.
AnN BODY in Mesa County that is in
terested in the art of embroidery
should be sure to go to the G.. V.
Store
The island in the Grand river inst
above Palisade VIII be cleaned mn and
plowed by the owner and fine fruit
orchard planted thereon
Mrs. S. c. Neihmeyer, of Covington,
KY, is here for few days visit with
his son and family. Mr.. E. F. Neih-
meyer, who reside at sl4 Main Street.
A bank is to be established at Fruita
in the near future. Men with money
are back of the enterprise. The little
citv in the lower valley is growing
rapidly.
Mrs. Frank W Vose and daughter.
Ruth, of Des Moines, Iowa. sister and
niece of A. @. Newton, arrived in
this city yesterday noon enroute to
California
The State Horticultural Society
will be held in Denver. commencing
Thursday January 18th. Several
fruit growers of tie Grand valley
will read interesting papers at the
meeting.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Grand Junction Fruit
Growers association will be held at
the court house on Saturday. January
10th. Every stockholder should at
tend this meeting.
There is talk of another morning
paper in Pueblo of the republican
pursuasion Perhaps Hanna is back
ing it to help him along in his presi-
Dental hoom. knowing that Roosevelt
has good manv followers in Colo
RADIO.
For several weeks business in rail
road circles has been quiet and a num-
Der of railroad men have beer laid off
until the spring rush of business be-
gins. When things are low with the
railroads entering this city it makes
business dull
a. e. Phillips returned Monday
evening from brief business visit to
Grand Junction, Fruita and Palisade.
He reports no cause for complaint
on the part OF residents in those places
as everything looks encouraging. -
Rifle Telegram.
The S, S. Normal Glass meets Tues
day evening Jan. 12th at 7 80 at the
Baptist church. Prof Warming will
have charge of the class Subject
1.-The Sunday School, Its Discipline. +"
All that are interested are most cor
daily invited. Mrs. Martin.
. Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Parsons enter.
tanned the East End Whist Club. Sat
urdav evening at their home on Grand
Avenue. This being one of the first
meetings of this popular club a very
ENJOYABLE time VISA had. Mrs. f. NJ.
Hardy was the successful prize win
ner and Mr.. @. II. Crawford carried
off tha -, e.