The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-11
Chamber of Commerce.

night and all necessary business trans
acted. The following members of the
board were present: Messrs. AndeI-
son, Rich, McCulIoch, Carpenter.
Smith and Ramey.
Some time was devoted to the new
booklet which is now under way and
which promises to be good adver-
tisement for Grand Junction, and
Mesa county. All members of the
board are agreed about the wisdom OF
judiacious advertising.
The secretary was instructed to,call
upon large number of business men
and seek to inlist their sympathies
and financial aid in favor of the
Chamber of Commerce. Sixty mem
bers who have paid their dues this
month and for May, have expressed
themselves as being highly Rratified
at the work the Chamber of Commerce
has done and the work it plans to do.
Hearty announcement means business
and permanent success and large
mem bership for the business mans
friend-the Chamber of Commerce.
A committee appointed for the
purpose, reported through its chairman
that change of location for the
Cham Der of Commerce meeting place
was undesired at the present time.
The old quarters will do for some time
to come.
The secretary reported the collect
ions for May was first class.
Wanted Girl for homework Mrs.
/ c. II. Arthur.
Samuel N. Wheeler returned on the
noon train today.
Miss Helen Bunting returned from
a trip to the lower valley today.
Mr.. E. P. Chester is in Fruita to-
day tending to business matters.
@. H. Convey has laid a new side
walk in front of his home on Grand
avenue.
For Rent-Four room house. In
quire at the store of Heron and
Cassells.
Mrs Henry S. Barkaloo has been
confied to her home by severe illness
tor the past two weeks.
The Bazaar will be open every
evening until nine O'Clock until all
the stock is sold.
II P. A. Rice's new cottages on Rood
avenue near First are nearing compile
tion having been recently painted.
Hugh Long of Salida, chairman of
the Grievance Committee of the order
of Railway Conductors is a visitor TO
this city.
Heron and Cassells are having an
other big sale of Strawberries today.
They are finer than last week and they
have plenty for every body.
Mrs. Maud Chapman gave party
yesterday in honor of her sister. Mrs.
A. S. Exter. of Salida, who is visiting
in this city. 1t was a very delig hit.
full occasion.
Mr.. Dan Hill chief clerk of the
Mesa County bank who has been in
Boulder the last week is expected
home Monday. He went to Boulder
brother Carl. He will not come back
alone.
Jesse W. Stevens, manager of the
Bazaar is suffering from very sore
knee. He sprained his knee severely
several days ago. throwing the carti-
lage out of place and then rheumatism
settled in the member causing him a
great deal of pain.
Mrs. A. P. Ballard, of this city,
received the sad news yesterday of
the sudden death of her mother III
England. Mrs. Ballard will dispose
of all her property in this section as
quickly as possible and she and her
husband will sail for England from
New York about July 9th. She will
probably take up her residence in
England and her many friends in this
community will regret ner departure.
James NJ. Cameron and son John.
who have been making an extended
eastern tour arrived home at noon
today Mr.. Cameron and son visited
the great exposition both going and
returning ON their trip. Some time
was spent in Mr.. Cameron's old home
in Canada amongst boyhood scenes
and thoroughly delightful time was
enjoyed.
A large new boat has been placed
on Goldsby's lake. The lake has also
bean stncked with a larpe rnmhar