The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-08-26


late today.
NJ. v. B. Page, of Fruita was in
the city today.
Born. Yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. @. Lapham. girl.
Mrs. B. J. Snyder and sou Fred.
leave today for Salt Lake City.
Mrs. J. L. Montague is home from
visit to her old home at Dodge City
Kanass.
4. NJ. Goshen arrived in this city
last night from Salt Lake city, where
he resides.
Williams and Hedman is the name
of the new firm of the Oriental Tea
and Coffee Co.
f. @. Voss, of Chicago, represent
ing the Garland range people is in the
city today on business.
W. G. Boyer has the sub-contract
for the carpenter work of the new
Public school at Fruita.
S. W. Moody. of the S. W. Moody
Jewelry company. left last night for
visit to the Worlds Fair.
John Stoveken, a we'll known Cyan
ide mill man from Florence and Gold
field is in the city ON matters of bust
ness
J. R. Mckinney Jr., who left here
several weeks ago for a trip to the
Worlds Fair arrived home at noon
| today.
j. r. Mckinney, largely interested
in Grand Junction property and also in
the Sugar factory, was an arrival in
the city today.
Mrs. H. T. Lee, of Denver, has let
the contract for the building of the
terrace at Bird, and Ute streets to
William Carlyle.
Mrs. Henrietta Seiber and family
have returned from the hills and have
taken up their residence in their home
on east Main street.
Homer Newton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. @. Newton left last night for the
east to resume his duties at the Uni
versity of New York.
]. @. Sharer, of Colorado Springs,
arrived in the city at noon today and
will become connected with the oper-
alton of the Sugar factory.
AS the other evening paper had
Port Arthur fallen the night previous
to the reports that came by wire We'd
nesday. evidently his wires were
little tangled.
James II. Cosgrove will leave Sun.
day night for the east. He will meet
his wife and daughter in Cleveland
and from there go on to the conven-
tion in Baltimore.
The preparations are all made for
fine time tonight at the social session
of the Eagles in the Elks hall. The
returns from the big fight will be re-
ceived at the hall.
Maximum temperature yesterday
was SO. The weather forecast for SO
hours ending 6p. m. Saturday is rarity
cloudy tonight and Saturday, with To-
cal thunder showers.
James Hamilton, we'll known
travelling man. has become interested
in the Seedless apple and has made
the purchase of the rights of several
states from the company.
Samuel G. McMullin, district at
torney, arrived home last night from
the district court session of Hinsdale
county. at Lake City. There were
only two criminal cases on the docket
and in these the parties accused plead
guilty.
Miss Sarah RAIDER brought to this
office this afternoon large plate COW
cred with pansies. which were
sight to behold. The large plate of
the very lively and beautiful pansies
was much admired by the many peo-
pie who came into the office.
There was surprise on Miss Alma
Lumsden by her neighboring young
friends last evening. The Young peo-
pie met at the home of Miss Bessie
belong and went from there to the
home of Miss Lumsden. The evening
was spent most enjoyably in playing
different games. singing and other
amusments. Refresi ments were SER
we'd later in the evening.
R. p. Davie. president and general
manager of The Western Sugar &
Land Company. was an arrival in the