The daily sentinel., 1904-06-23
Confectionery at the G. V. Store.

Confectionery at the G. V. Store.
Frank Honeker is painting his resi-
dence on Grand avenue, between 9th
and 10th.
Mrs. Carrie Brooks aud son Barney
returned yesterday from an extended
northern trip.
A majority of the board of directors
of the Spencer Seedless Apple com
pany took a drive out to the nursery
of the company this afternoon.
The Fair is showing some large and
very handsome portraits of President
Roosevelt. Every good Republican
should have one-the price is 20 cents.
NJ. G. Ramsey's beautiful new
dwelling ON the corner of 11tb and
Grand is nearly completed. 1t will
be one of the handsomest homes in
the city.
Tho new vault in the city hall,
now being built on the corner of 9th
and Colorado is nearly completed.
When the building is finished and oc-
cupied this vault will contain all the
city records and valuables
f. H Adams. of Chicago. repIe-
senting the Chicago Tribune was a
pleasant visitor to the city today. Mr..
Adams came to Colorado as a special
commissioner from his paper to in
vestigate the labor troubles which are
agitatinR the state at the present
time
The Elks have selected the Colorado
Midland road as the official road for
carving the Elks to the state associa-
tion meet at Glenwood Springs. The
ticket will be the same price sa sold
on Saturday. If one hundred tioKets
are sold a special train will run pre-
ceeding No.
Thomas @. Murray, of this city.
was elected door keeper of the state
association of the Elks at its last sess-
ion at Colorado Springs He will
leave here Friday morning for Glen
wood Springs where he will get mat
ters into shape for the session of the
state association there ON Saturday.
The jury in the case of the two
women on trial yesterday before Jus.
tice Byers, on the charge OF selling
liquors without license. returned a
verdict of. not guilty. The jurors
We're W. Fl. Lee, J. G. Cropsey. Fred
ii. Newton, G. p. Bliss. Il. F. Fluck-
en- and ]. B. Matthews.
The Grand Junction Cement Block
and Sidewalk company is putting
down a fine cement walk in front of
the beautiful homes of Frank |. Lee
and NJ. M. Shores on north Seventh
street. The sidewalk is to be nearly
300 feet long and will be fine piece
of work when completed. This COM
pany has also laid a sidewalk in front
of the new Burdette houses on Fifth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone. daughter
Nellie and son. of Eldorado Springs,
Mo-, arrived in the city last night
from the west and are the guests of
Mr.. Louis Schmidt, of the Boston
Shoe store. Mr.. and Mrs. Stone have
been touring the coast country and
looking for permanent location.
MIR. Stone has large interests in his
old home ana would be a valuable ad-
dition to this county.
There is no denying the fact that
Grand Junction is growing, and grow
ing with great rapidity. A careful
count by a Sentinel reporter show s
that on the north side of Main street
alone twenty eight buildings are in
the course OF construction. as we'll as
two new churches. Besides this
twenty nine houses have just been
completed. This means that in this
portion of town alone at total of 81
buildings have been built within the
last two months. Probably as many
have been built on the south side of
town. Many residences are being i'm
proved by fine additions and fresh
paint. 1t can be said with ample
safety that no town or city in this
state can show greater amount of
building than this city.