The daily sentinel., 1904-05-16
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] 4 much ueeuEu necessity.
At ths General Conference OF the
Methodiss church in Los Angeles six
bishops. .weIe retired from active work.
Glare Barton has resigned us presi-
dent of the American Red Cross soci-
ETY. and Mrs. ]. a. Logan has succeed
ed her.
J. T. Drew, who formerly did the
baking for The Progress. has. pnrohas-
ed a hoihe in Fruita. where he is now
engaged in business.
Rev. W. c. Milliean will lecture at
the Methodist church in palisade on
Thursday night Of this week on Hon
oluIu, China and japan.
Tho strattou will case has been set
tied and the poor atForuey's only re-
ceived paltry $3.50, 600 for telling the
heirs how to 'divy up"
Mrs. H. &. Frost returned home
Yesterday from South Dakota where
she was called several weeks ago by
the news OF the death of her mother.
Ths tax on all dogs that run at
larg on the streets must De paid or the
same viii be Eilled by the marshal
Attend to this at once and secure a tax
tag.
Not a large delegation Of Colorado
newspaper men left Pueblo Saturday
for tho Worlds Press Parliament at
st. Louis, which eonvones in that city
today
Lyte Gregory, an ex-Denver police
man. was murdered Saturday night on
tine streets of the Capital City. john
Combs is under arrest charged with
the crime.
1t seems that Mrs Nancy irving
is after all Interested in the school
election in this distriet-her daueh-
ter has an application fled for a posi-
tion as teacher.
TIE Fruita schools closed the spring
term on Friday. Under the able care
of supt Fisher the schools of that
place prospered the past year as they
never have before.
The National Guards of Colorado
will be in charge of affairs at Danver
Tuesday to prevent frauds in the mum
icipal election Militarism is mighty
in the Centonnial state.
y. f. Reed and T. J. Brown drove
to Palisade yesterday on a pleasure
trip. Mr.. Reed met a large number
of Guthrie Center. Iowa, friends who
now reside at that place.
The annual spring roundup of cat
tie and horses is taking place on the
ranges in this section OF the state.
Cattlemen and horsemen are busy
hunting their stray animals.
The windor Cafe served an elegant
roast turkey dinner to its patrons yes
terday. Caterer Frank Mason aud
his wife know lust how to feed the
hungry public to the good things of
life.
Box material and paper is being
received by the Grand junction
Fruit Growers association. Mana
ger John y. Moore never waits until
the last minute to prepare fol- the .
fruit season but hasas his motto. 'Do |
it Now. -
Frank Taughenbaugh, former
clerk OF Garfield county, who was shot !
by woman at Seattle last fall, is
now living at Rifle, having recently +
arrived there from the northwest coun-
try Frank has recovered from the !
bullet wound and is looking we'll. lie
was one of the best clerks Garfield
county ever had.
Ernest @. Bacon. editor of the |
Ourav Herald. accompanied by his |
brother in-law spent Sunday in this
city. During the day the gentlemen |
took drive through the fruit section |
and were delighted with the general
appearance of things. Mr.. Bacon is
close observer and is fully aware of |
the progress this city is making, as
he makes frequent visits here each |
year. They left for their home this
morning.
There is no gainsaylng the fact that
Mrs. Emma Wadsworth is a woman of
culture and refinement, IA woman that
her children may we'll be proud to
call mother. but this is not the ques-
tion that comes mp in the school eiec-
tion. the question is Mrs. wadsworth
is said to be for Supt w. H. Miller
| for the head of the public schools of
Grand Junction. If Mrs. Wadsworth |
is elected a member of the board of
education her vote will go to Supt
Miller which may mean his retention
This is what large number of the