The daily sentinel., 1904-06-29

this city. They are friends of the
we'll known paint man. ]. l. Hamil-
ton. who works in the Mesa paint
store. They will visit here few
days and then leave for Salt Lake.
They are then coming back to Grand
Junction and probably make this their
permanent home being much pleased
wit h this city and valley.
Suitatorium.-Y You get your clothes
cleaned. pressed and cared for under
our system your shoes cleaned and
polished by becoming member of
our club. Your entire wardrobe
| kept in shape and your shoes polish
ed once a day for the small sum of
81. 30 per month. You should join
the club. 1t is paying investment
fer any man to maintain his personal
appearance Location l25 South 9th
st.
At a meeting of the board of direct
ors of the Spencer Seedless Apple
company held last night, arrange
ments were completed for the sale of
four or five states. for the growth and
sale of the seedless apple. No effort
whatever is being made to sell state
| rights, the applications for above
coming to the secretary. An order
was placed for several hundred thous-
and Seeding trees for nursery pur-
poses.
The livery establishment D;anagers
say they may be unable TO cope with
the demand for suitable rigs to con-
vey the young people up to Hannah
Greek. Those who go will take a
large supply of all manner Of explos-
ives with which they will celebrate
in a real noisy manner. The good
things will not be lacking either. and
the girls who go up will be kept busy
spreading the dainties while the men
make life miserable with cannon
crackers.
The Haskell Drug store window
display of Rieger's perfumes done by
Harry Wohlfort. is one of the best
displays seen in this city in a long
time and shows that Mr.. Wohlfort is
an artist in artistic window decora-
tion. Beside the pe1fumery, there is
an abundance of auxiliary trimming
with fans. streamers etc. which
greatly enhances the beauty of the
decoration. The center piece is
large paper sunhower, which is
brought out prominently by placing
an electric light in the rear. Alto
gether it is quite handsome window
A meeting was called in the Audit
orium last Monday by Prof S. NJ.
Boyer to organize first class juvenile
band. Another meeting will be held
Friday at which the final arrangem-
ents will be made. The band when
organized will contain about twenty
four member, all young and we'll
known young men of this city. The
band should rec i've liberal support
from all those connected with and
benefited by it, as good juvenile
band is a thing of which any city may
be proud. The instruments will soon
be procured and the young men prom
Use some high GLASS music in the near
future.
The jolly crowd of fishermen and
adventures composed of Wilkes Din
widdie. Carl Hill. DR.. Blackburn and
Frank Davis. who have lately been
encamped along the banks of Hannah
creek. angling in its quiet waters,
returned to this city late yesterday
afternoon with over one hundred fine
brook trout IN their possession. They
report glorious time fishing, hunting
and last hut not least by any means.
eating. Hannah creek is fast becom-
ing the mecca for fishermen OF this
community, especially near its head
waters where the water is cold, the
rocks large and the pools deep At
the head of this little creek many
parties have canned this summer
and fished for trout
W. H. Van Buren,. was an arrirsl
home last night from an eastern visit.
Mr.. Van Buren, left here about two
months ago to accept position as
bookkeeper for William H. Crawford
in big contract that he had at Ana
conda. He arrived there Just when
that section was visited by an eigh-
teen inch snow storm. He was en-
tirely unused to the weather and at
once took a heavy cold. he was COM
PEELED to 90 to the hospital, where he
remained five days. He then deter
mined that he would make visit to
his old home at Appleton. Wiscon-
sin, which he had not visited in nine
teen years. Here he met all of his