The daily sentinel., 1904-10-25

iting in the city.
f. C. Findley of Montrose is spend
ing the week in town.
William Davis and B. L. Barnett of
Delta are in the city today.
DIR. G. Wallace of Pennsylvania is
the guest of G. @. Lamb and family.
Henry Corft leaves in few days
for a trip to several points in the
east.
The registration in the city reached
total Of about $500. the heaviest in
years.
Sherman W. Moody the jeweler is
on business trip up the narrow
guage.
d. K. Torrance came down from
Glenwood Sunday to spend couple
of days with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Smith of Pas
sadena. California are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A Mccullough.
Mrs. j. F. Brink has returned home
from her visit to relatives in Pennsyl-
vania. She has been i'll the east since
early in the summer.
Prof. E. B. Moore has closed per-
manently his office under the Grand
valley bank aud will return to st.
Louis shortly to reside.
Miss Ella Torrance of Cowden,
Illinois. sister of D. K. Torrance
of this city, arrived yesterday for
an extended visit to her brother's s
family.
Cooper Anderson of Telluride is a
visitor in the city. Mr.. Anderson is
connected with the Telluride Electric
Light company.
Charles H Corregan the socialist
labor candidate for president arrived
in the city last night and has met
many of our citizens today.
Gov. Charles S. Thomas and Sena-
tor Teller and Mrs. Teller left at ten
O'Clock over the narrow guage for
Delta where the Governor and senator
speak tonight.
Mrs. q. o. Rumsey left last even
ing for Salida to visit her mother and
other relatives and to atttent to mat
ters in connection with the adjustment
of her fathers estate.
Mrs. @. f. Caswell has returned
from Kansas Citywhere she visited for
a number of weeks with relatives.
Her mother died while she was at
the old home two weeks ago.
a number of new pupils entered the
business college this week. Rov.
Martin has a corps of excellent teach
ers who are proving very satisfactory
to the pupils. The Grand junction
Business college is a permanent and
worthy institution.
N. Castleliin and G.. Fose of Milan,
Italy spent today in the city. These
gentlemen are Italian noblemen and
are travelling through this country on
a pleasure trip. They left over the
narrow guage for the east. While in
the city they were guests at the
Western.
Tonight at the opera house the SO.
oialist labor people have meeting.
Charles II. Corregan, their candidate
for president will deliver an address
The followers of Corregan have made
great efforts toward getting out big
crowd tonight and the speaker will
probably be greeted by good sized
audience.
Congressman John f. Shafroth and
Mrs. Mary o. G. Bradford will be
speakers at another big democratic
meeting to be held at the opera house
Thursday night. No man in Colora-
do is held higher in esteem than John
Shafroth. the congressman who re-
signed his seat because he believed he
was not honestly elected. Mrs. Brad
ford is one of the most prominent
women in the west.
NJ. o. Delaplain left today for
Montrose to see David r. Crosby, the
government land agent, who is SER
iously i'll with pneumonia at his home
in Montrose. Mr.. Crosby and Mr..
Delaplain were associated IN business
at this place for years and are warm
personal friends. Mr.. Crosby has
many friends in the city who hope
that his condition will impro owe rapid
ly.
Earl Bush, one of the young boys
in prison in Denver charged with
many crimes, claims that his home is
in Grand Junction. Bush is sixteen
years old and confessed to career of
crime that ranks him with many of
the worst thieves in the state. The
boys made practice of breaking into