The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-05-25

! j. k Harris and wife have gone to
Salt Lake.
Mrs. ]. R. Elliott of Salt Lake
City is in the city on visit to her
numerous oldtime friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alex struthers have
been in attendance at the bedside of
Mrs. Sruthers brother at Paterson, n.
~.
The doors of the Opera house will
DE open at I 30 Thursday evening and
there will be 800 seats for sale. Ad.
mission 10 cents
There was great scramble for
I tickets this morning at the Haskell
Pharmacy for the Commencement ex-
ercises.
Laffers up to date Shoe Repair Shop
has been compelled to increase their
force of workmen and is now prepared
to do all kinds of fine Shoe repairing
neatly and promptly. Fine sewed
work specially. Opposite Postodice.
Several weddings are booked for
the near future. Three prominent
business and professional men will
turn Reuedicts ere the June roses fade
and wither away.
Ladies hand made collars at G.. V.
Store.
Thomas @. Tobin, editor of the
Leadville News DISPATCH. arrived in
the city today on No. 3. He is figur-
ing on leaving the Cloud Citv and
going to Oklahoma City, where he
will establish large daily newspaper
Mrs Catherine Kucera died last
night at the home of her son on
Orchard Mesa from the effects of a
stroke of paralysis. She was SO years
old and came here from Lincoln.
Nebraska. The funeral arrangements
have been made by Undertaken Ban
mister and will be held tomorrow af-
ternoon at 80.
James Powers of Casper, Wyoming
dropped off in the city yesterday to
renew old acquaintance. Seven
years aSO ne Was IeSlueut VI OTdHu
junction and many of his friends are
still here who were glad to see him
He expects to leave tonight fer Eureka
Nevada where he will go into the
cattle business.
Kitchen utensils all kinds at G. V.
Store.
Rev. r. Sanderson and Mrs. San
derson arrived in the city this morn
ing from their western trip. They
are the guests of their son and wife,
Mr.. and Ms. T. p Sanderson of The
Sentinel. They will leave for their
home in Durango tomorrow morning
Mr.. Sanderson was well pleased with
the Pacific coast, but said that he was
again glad to be under the sunny skies
of Colorado.
The largest life insurance policy
ever written in Mesa county was made
out yesterday by 1, L. Davis and Z.
A. Eliasen, the special agents of the
/ United States Life Insurance company
The party taking out the policy is a
prominent Grand Junction business
man and the examination was made
by DR.. H. II. Bull. The policy was
a 20-year endowment one and was for
$50. 600. The United States Insurance
company is one of the largest and
strongest in the country.
The committee which is solicitin :
subscriptions for the stock of The
Grand Valley Fair Association re-
ports that it has been quite success
full in its WORK. and that if the rest of
the county does as we'll in proportion,
the success of the enterprise is assured
At a meeting of the entire Board of
Directors, to be held on Saturday,
arrangements will be made to canvass
in as thorough a manner the outside
districts, by as many of the Board as
can get away. after which the COM
ple.ed plans will be decided on. and
arrangements concluded for beginning
the actual construction work. let.
A telegram from Ohio this morning
to Rufus NJ. Horn conveyed the sad
intelligence that his father-in-l law.
Rev, L. j. Cellar. had died at his
home in Prospect, Ohio, at 3 o'clock.
For over half century Mr.. Cellar
had been minister of the gospel in
the Presbyterian. He had classical
education and in early life was pro-
fessor in Gambler college. The many
good deeds performed in his long and
useful life will he called mp by the
host of friends he won during his rs
years among the scenes of his child
| hood for he had spent the preater mart