The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-09

4 Willis Wood has moved down from
DeBeque.
Mrs G. A. Olson has returned from
visit to Denver.
Mrs Minnie Zimmerman is visiting
Mrs @. P. McCary.
Lyman H. Hays. attorney is absent
on short business trip to Denver.
Mrs Edgar Currie and Mrs. A. C.
Foster. left yesterday for visit to
their old home at Ames, iowa.
H A. Stroud, one of the counties
old timers and member of the large
mercantile firm of Stroud and Mckay,
at DeBeaue is in the city today
Theodore Goette, an old resident,
but who has recently located at Mon
trose. is visitor. Mr.. Goette may
remove to Idaho, where he is offered
good Opportunity to engage in bust
ness.
The paupers' graveyard or the Pot
ters' field located along the Gunnison
river is in amost dilapidated condi-
tion. The fence surrounding it is
ragged and torn down at places and
altogether it is sight which speaks
| for nothing but neglect
/ Glenwood and return So so June IS.
Strawberry DAY. The Colorado Mid
land.
Miss Edith Adams. sister of Orson
Adams, Jr, cashier of the Mesa
County State bank, arrived in this
city yesterday morning from Port
land. Miss Adams spent month
or more here during the early part
of the year with the mother and niece
of Mr.. Adams.
Mrs. Orson Adams. Jr. and child
rem. accompanied by Miss Edith
Adams left last night for the east
They will visit the Exposition for
few days eastward bound and then
proceed to New York, where Mrs
Adams and the children will remain
several months.
Note our special train service to
Tlenwood Spiiny Strawberry Day.
The Colorado Midland.
A. K. Jennings. city salesman of
the Fruit Growers association had in
his hand this morning on his rounds
among the merchants fine large ripe
peach. He said it was brought to
the association this morning from
Fruit Ridge but he did not know who
had brought it there. Mr.. Jennings
said tnat they had not heard that
Palisades had any peaches so far.
The dog of Dell Newell, of the Fire
department got into fight last night
In an attempt to separate the furious
animals Will Vedder. son of Water
Superintendent Vedder, had his hand
caught by the teeth of the enraged
bull dog of Newell and had his finger
split along its entire length. 1t was
necessary to call physician to have
the wound dressed.
ST. Louis aud return June 10, II.
"a. and % $32. 10 The Colorado
Midland.
The News this morning contains
the photographs of willett Barton,
formerly of this city, now musical in
structor at the Fort Collins Agricult-
ursl college, and OF his intended
bride, Miss Bertha Marvin. The we'd
ding occurred today at noon at Fort
Collins, The photograph of Miss
Marvin shows her to be handsome
Tho f,,a 4.
Mr.. Barton in this city will extend
congratulations.
The Bazaar, during the closing sale
will be open every night this week
until nine, except Thursday evening
J. Kleitsch, the artist who has been
spending the winter in this city is at
tacting considerable attention, as he
performs his work in the display win
dow of the Mesa Paint Co.'S store.
Artist Kleitsch has produced some
most excellent work lately and it has
been admired by hundreds who have
daily passed the window and watched
him at his labors. Mr.. Kleitsch has
all the instincts and characteristics of
a talented artist and seems to be able
to transfer to canvass whatever
charms his eye. He has landscape,
pastoral, fruit, ocean and many other
subjects delightfully."- treated there
seems nothing too difficult for him
to undertake. His skies are especial
| ly attractive. Artist Kletsch will
open class of instruction in this city
on Tuesday the 18th of this month
and will give instruction in naintinp