The daily sentinel., 1904-06-29

were in the city yesterday visiting.
The weather conditions for Western
Colorado: Fair tonight and Thurs
day.
W. H. Saunders. prominent Los
Angeles man spent yesterday in this
city.
Geo. Kelly of Kansas City stopped
off in this city on his way west yes
terday
James Page the we'll known Rio
Grande agent at Whitewater is in the
city today.
Two Glenwoodites, S. J. Thomp-
son and ]. p. Thomas were in the
city yesterday
Robert F. Runzel, travelling man
from Chicago was in the city yester-
day on business.
L. Fox. gentleman from Chicago.
who is travelling west stopped over in
this city yesterday.
ly i'll with typhoid fever is reported
to be slowly improving.
John Price the we'll known colored
man. who once drove the bus for the
Grand hotel is under the weather
j. b Killian of Delta arrived in
this city yesterday on the narrow
guage, He spent last night in this
city.
I The framework of the new City
hall is now constructed and the build
ing will soon begin to assume definite
proportions.
The front of the Abbey saloon is be
ing treated to new coat of brilliant
paint. 1t much improves the looks of
of the building.
Joseph Kleitsch. the well known
poi trait and landscape artist is con
templating trip to the Louisiana
Purchase exposition in st. Louis in a
few weeks.
Every Sunday many picnicing par
ties go to Nothoroughfare, Red and
Monument canons where they spend
the hot day among the cool pines and
lofty cliffs
Many citizens have been heard to
remark today that last night was
about the warmest of the season. 1t
was the result of an unusually warm
day yesterday.
W. b. Stanley the we'll known
stockman came in from his Alta
ranch in the lower valley this morn
ing and will leave on No.5 tonight
for Salt Lake city.
Mrs. Burton Parker aud Mrs
Thadd Parker left on No this morn
ing for the east where they will visit
friends and relatives They will
IN IKE quite stay.
The jury in the case Of Maude
Arnold, charged with being an inmate
of bawdy house is comuosed of II.
l.. Barnes, W. E. Platt and f. R
Wentworth. The case went to the
Jury at about O'Clock this afternoon.
Oliver II. Shoup of Colorado
Springs. vice president of Grand
Junction Town and Development
company and manager of the Reed In
vestment Co.. is in the city. Mr..
Shoup is very we'll known in this city
and visits Grand Junction quite often
and is always a most welcome visitor.
Grand Junction. will not send
very many people up to Gienwood to
see the carnival, at least so say the
ones who handle the tickets. Grand
junction people have been pretty we'll
drained lstely in financial way by
the circus and shows which have been
given here the past two weeks.
Prof. E. T. Fisher. the superin-
tendent of the Fruita schools is at
present in Highland Park, Des Moin-
as. Iowa, visiting his brother on his
return from the Worlds Fair at St.
Louis. He writes that the weather
is rainy and cool and the prospect for
crops good although very backward.
He will be gone for quite while.
DIR. Wallace R. Struble. of Chicago
organizer of the National Anti Cigar
etc League is now working in Colora-
do. He will address the Teachers
Institute Thursday afternoon at 3 80
O'Clock in the High school room. All
interested are cordially invited to be
present. He is meeting with great
success in the state.
Gates Kerstu-g. formerly of the
firm of kersburg and Eertz of this