The daily sentinel., 1904-09-19

with friends i'll the city.
A. P. Ramsey of Aspen was in the
city yesterday and today.
Miss A. M. Rutland of Salida was
visitor in the city Sunday.
Knight Templar specials are still
passing through the city enroute east.
Messrs. L. f. Kelley and Harry Nc
Call of Salida were in the city yester-
day.
t. G. Hickman left last night for
Denver to attend the Masonic Grand
Lodge.
District Attorney S. G. McMullin
left this morning on trip up the mar
row gauge.
A handsome concrete walk around
the residence of Jutsice Byers has just
been completed.
Judge Byers is out today with a
crowd of Iowa people showing them
over the valley.
J. @. Hammond. proprietor of the
Hammond restaurant is out again after
a short siege of illness.
The Clary hunting party will return
from their excursion into the Neeker
county tomorrow or Wednesday.
@. Malone has moved his family
from Salt Lake city TO Grand junction
and will reside here permanently.
Quite a number of Grand Junction
people left this morning for Montrose
to attend the Montrose county fair.
Miss Mable Hickman, daughter of
T. @. Hickman, leaves tonight for st.
Louis where she will attend school.
Miss Laura Sawyer leaves tomorrow
for Louisville, Kentucky. on visit to
her old home. She will return about
November LIST.
j. NJ. Samliner. mayor of this city.
left last night for Denver to open
headquarters for his candidacy for
state treasurer.
Mrs. West. who has been visiting
Mr.. aud Mrs Thomas Sawyer on
Grand avenue, returned to her home
in Salt Lake city yesterday.
John Groves, clerk in the White
Mercantile company is enjoying a
visit to his old home in Indiana. He
viii also take in the Worlds fair.
Capt. Noble. chairman of the dem
ocratic county central committee, left
last night for Denver to be in early
attendance at tho democratic conven-
ton.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Clark who Las been residing
with his grandparents at Atlantic.
Iowa, for the past year. is now with
his parents.
The Pueblo Business Mems Associ-
alton will visit the city Thursday.
This will afford a splendid opportunity
to get in a lot of good advertising for
the city and valley.
J. W. Wood. Que of the contractors
for the erection of the new school
building at Fruita. has moved his
family to that place to reside while
he is employed there.
Mrs King Aldrich. wife of the pop
ular salesman at Lyons Clothing es-
tablishment, returned yesterday from
an extended visit with relatives in
Guthrie Center, Iowa.
The seat sale for the engagement of
Ralph Stuart in "Ry Right of Sword, >"
at the Park opera house tonight. has
been heavy and large audience will
witness the performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Shepard, who
week, the guests of Mrs. Shepard's
sister, Mrs. Anna r. Collins. left for
their home at Victor Sunday morning.
The Montrose County Fair opens to
day at Montrose. Grand Junction will
be well represented at the festival
every day. as many of her citizens
contemplate attending during the
week.
Mrs. Orson Adams Sr. and Miss
Ruth Hamilton, her granddaughter.
leave tonight for their home near
Baltimore Nd. after an extended visit
to the coast and to Orson Adams and
family of this city.
James U. Harris left last night for
ST. Louis where. as president. he will
preside over the meeting of the Ma
tional Bee Keepers Association which
convenes in the World Fair city Sept
ember 22d and 23d.