The daily sentinel., 1904-10-19
Only three more days for city re-

week on business.
Mrs Lee of Des Moines. Iowa, is
visitor in the city.
Miss Zella Hill is teaching school
on Hannah creek again
W. T. Goslen has returned from
trip to Salt Lake CITY.
The Columbine hotel has closed its
dining room for the present.
@. L. Stewart and ]. Blat ley of
Gunnison are in town this week.
Hughes and Sharrod are making
up a bug shipment of cattle today.
p. f. McKinnis. we'll known
Citizen of Aspen is in town today.
Misses Nallie and Alice Richard
today.
Mrs. Near and Mrs. Stratter of
Parachute leave tonight for st.
Louis.
The sugar beet factory began opera
tions today. "A very large force is
employed.
Yesterday afternoon the Shah kes-
pearian reading club met with Mrs.
W. F. White. 9
Frank Leo and Messrs. Grout of
Salida are attending to business in
the city this week.
william Billings will make
large shipment of horses to Missouri
today or tomorrow. ~
Edgar A. Yelton. the real estate
man, left last night for Glenwood TO
attend the Grand lodge. 1. o. o. f.
George Loarts, manager of the Col
orado Agency of the Des Moines Life
Insurance company is spending tine
week in the city. a-.s -.-..-.
.. j. Carpenter returned today
from trip to Texas in the interest of
1.-THE Fruit Growers, Association. He
has been gone several weeks.
/ Capt. J. A. Lyons of this city and
Senator Henry NJ. Teller. are billed
10 bpbdk hb N6W ShHbio n
big democratic rally will he held there.
4 Mrs. Thomas Van Buren, left for
her home in DeBeque yesterday after
spending week at the home of her
hubsan1's people on east Main street.
| A big audience will see Jane Cor
coran and Andrew Robson in pretty
\ Dar to-
night. The seat. sale has been very
large.
The case of VIM. BomRardner
against the Grand junction Ice COM
pany was called in the district court
this afternoon and the evidence is
being heard.
NJ. H. Loeffier accompanied by Mrs.
j. Kemmer leave tonight for Denver
to meet representatives of eastern
houses. They will purchase large
stock of new goods.
The carload shipments made by the
Grand Junction Fruit Growers asso-
citation today passed the six hundred
mark Heavy shipments will con-
Time for some weeks yet.
Eight splendid and famous artists
compose the Hungarian Court Orohes-
! ira which appears at the Congrega-
tional church tomorrow. A crowded
house will hear the concert.
! @. q. Compton. the d. and r. G.
freight agent, ]. t. Silby. Norman
Ballautine. @. E. Magnum and j. r.
Swane, all of Rifle are in the city
looking after cattle interests.
M o. Delaplaiu and little daugh-
ter, Ethel. left today for Denver.
Mrs. Delaplain is much improved and
will be able to accompany her hus-
H band and daughter home next week.
An entertainment will be given at
the A. NJ. E. church Thursday even
ing. A good supper and refresh
ments of all kinds will be served.
Pleasant time promised. All are in
vited.
Almost every hour during the day
fruit wagons loaded with apples pass
through the city enroute for the build
! ings of the fruit growers association.
The apple season is now at it's highest
point.
Glenwood is crowded with hun
] dreds of visiting odd Fellows ant
I the session of the grand lodge il
4 proving a most successful one in ever,
way. Grand Junction is we'll repre-
: sented.
A. r Jennings, who for the pas
s five years has been connected with tn
Err;t Grouaro accociotion hos taEa,