The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-08-19

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again TODAY.
W. r. Ella returned yesterday from
Glenwood Springs races.
Quite heavy storm of rain fell
this afternoon for short time
Floors are being laid in some of the
new buildings at the fair grounds.
W. f. Platt is building an addition
to his residence No. 1856 Ute avenue
c. c. Compton. travelling freight
agent of the Rio Grande is in the
city.
Robert E. Fletcher the miller from
the Plateau country is visitor to the
city today.
W. B. Beck, of Fruita represent
ing the Asphalt Association is in the
city today.
Miss Fannie White Allen one of the
corps of public school teachers is on
the sick list.
The first Knight Templar special
paaSeu bhiOuSh eHe Clby tOud9, oOuHu
for California.
District ATTORNEY Samuel G. Nc
Mullin made flying trip this morn
ing to DeBeque.
Another forty thousand buds we're
shipped out last night by the Spencer
Ssedless Apple company
w. Speyer. assistant general mana
ger of the New Zealand Fire Insur-
ance company is in the city ON bust
ness.
Sam Grady is suffering from
very badly swelled knee joint. due to
severe fall, which he suffered. "a few
days ago.
Carl Anderson, of the Grand juno
ton Cement Block Company, is back
from visit to his home at Brooklyn,
South Dakota.
Mrs. John johnson. mother of f
@. johnson of the Mesa Lumber Co.,
arrived IN the city from Iowa last
night on visit to her son.
Fred II, Newton. of the Electric
lighting company, has purchased the
property of NJ A. Elkins on White
street. between Sth and 9th street.
On the north side of Rood west of
Third, @. II. Pelton keeps noticeably
clean waterway. With little effort
our city bitches would be ornamental
rather than eyesore.
The maximum temperature yester-
day was 80 degrees. The Weather
forecast for SO hours ending p. m.
Saturday is generally fair tonight and
Saturday; warmer.
Mrs. j. II. Armstrong, wife of
Commissioner Armstrong was taken
to the hospital this morning and will
undergo a delicate operation in the
course of few days.
The first suit which will be brought
by the relatives of any of those lost
in the Eden wreck, will be by the
wife of F. La Shell, the we'll known
hotel man, of Denver.
Mrs. Chaffee and her two little sons
left this morning for her home in In |
diauapolis. after spending month |
with her brother Mr.. Matthews, an
operator at the Union station.
Mayor Sampliner was heard from
today by friends and stated that his |
candidacy looked most favorable for
the nomination on the Democratic |
ticket for the state treasurership.
A. L. Gourley of the Gourley -Platt
Furniture & Undertaking Co, is in
Denver for tie purpose of purchasing
from agents who were to meet him
there large line of china and crock
cry. Mr.. Gourley will be home Sun
day.
Word has come from Boise City
that Thos. ]. Lewis. the colored cook |
employed at the New Albany several
years ago had died of brights disease. |
Mr.. Lewis was of a most genial dis
position making friends of all with |
whom he came in contact.
Mrs. Provost, of Pittsburg, mother
of Mrs. j. H. Gallupe, is expected to
arrive in this city tonight, for visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Provost has
visited Grand Junction before and
numbers quite few acquaintnces,
who will he glad to welcome her back.
Ms. NJ. L. Glover and little son.
Russell. are guests of Mrs j. r. Sry,
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returning to their home at Los An
raI,.