The daily sentinel., 1904-10-04
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John Richardson of Glenwood is in
town to take in the fair.
]. Fl. Engert returned yesterday at
noon from his eastern trip.
L. H. Heck. of Delta, is among
the many visitors in the citv.
Marshal n uckoils and Jim Jones are
among the cowboy contingent.
Editor Clint Martin. of the Pali-
SADIE Tribune. is III town today.
E. S. Newland and wife, OF Victor.
are fair week visitors in the city.
Horace Garst of the Mesa Dry Goods
company left this morning for the east.
d. d. Easement. of the Unaweep
country. is spending the week in the
city.
John McReavy. an old time Glen
woodite. was an arrival last night tor
the fair.
The souvenir man is here in all his
glory and the speeler is also abroad in
the land.
Mrs T. NJ. Jones. of Leadville. ar
rived today and is the guest of Mrs.
W. P. Ella.
Prof. Henry Housely arrived last
night from Denver and is guest at
the La Court.
Mrs. l.. H. Corcoran of Aspen is
the guest of Mrs. NJ. Corcoran of this
city this week.
Mrs Mary Morse and Miss Flo
Mills. of Glenwood Springs, are visl-
tors in the city.
Oliver Dean. court stenographer of
the 7th judicial district was an arrival
in the city last night.
The vacant lots ON Main street. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, are filled up
with various kinds of attractions.
E. r. Lore. representing the Post,
of Denver. is in the city. He was
formerly a we'll known newspaper man
of Gunnison county.
Dr. Thomas Price, the veterinary
surgeon. returned from trip in the
Plateau country above Uollbran to
see some disabled horses.
William Shook, of Fruita, brought
to this office last night an enormous
beet raised on his ranch near Fruita.
1t weighs twenty one pounds.
Miss Madge Corcoran expects to
leave in few days for Canon city to
attend the Academy at that place.
She is the daughter of Mrs. NJ.
Corcorau of this CITY
Don't miss the masquerade ball
Thursday night, Oct. 9th at the Audi
torium. Elaborate collection of cos
tunes to choose from on display at
Auditorium Wednesday.
The maximum temperature yester-
dav was n degrees. The weather for
cast for the 36 hours ending at p. m.
tomorrow is. western Colorado fair
tonight and Wednesday.
Theron Stevens. presiding judge
of the court of the eth judicial district
was an arrival in the city last night.
judge Stevens was accompanied by
his daughter from Ouray.
A. N. Bucklin, the hardware man.
is still confined to his room suffering
from an attack of rheumatism. Har-
vey Buckiln has charge of the store
during his brothers. illness.
The Montrose band arrived last
the local band, furnish music at
the fair grounds during the week.
The Montrose organization is an excel
ent one.
R. p. Davie. of the Western Land
81 Sugar Company, has offered pre-
MUM of $500 for the best display of
sugar beets at the fair. Many ranch
men are making an effort to capture
the prize.
Ex-senator Benton Canon. of Den
yer. an old time citizen was an arri-
al in the city last night. Mr.. Canon
is being greeted by many old time
friends today.
For the third handsomest baby Mr.. |
Falconer (Ye Bookman) will give
as a prize a choice copy of Dickens
1.-The Holly Tree to be read to the
baby at the earliest opport unity.
T. j. Carpenter left last night for
Texas to sell apples for the Grand
junction Fruit Growers Association,
and L. S. Evans leaves this evening
for Kansas and Nebraska on the same
mission.
Peter Blue of Dominguez. on the
eastern border line of Mesa county
sent Yesterday to W. A. Newman some
of the cotton raised on his ranch.