The daily sentinel., 1904-10-06

| Mrs. p J. Kar'vIn. OF Aspen, is in
the city VISITING friends
Horace T DeLong is in Denver this
week on a bhsines trip.
Messrs " n. Newcomb and Cowan
Tally of Fruita ara in the city.
The Denver dailies aregiving splen-
did accounts of the fair each day.
John Reudi of Aspen is visiting
friends here and taking in the fair.
Miss Nellie West. of Fruita. is
spending the week with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams. of Tel
luride. are fair week visitors in the
city.
The Order of Wash inGton held an
interesting meeting at Elk's hall last
uight.
Miss Viola Wilmer, who has been
visiting in the city has returned to
her home in Sali1a.
Mrs. 9. W. Shores leaves this week
AOA ShliAoi hlh "a uoNAAAR thAt Aiiu NA4RhrsN
will benefit her health.
John McReavy, who has charge of
the big pool at Glenwood Springs is
here taking in the fair.
Jonn a it-ln. ex-city marshal of
Graz Jn1 fi' is in town taking in
the fair and greeting his old friends.
Mrs. William Mediation and chill
dren, of Aspen, are the guests of
friends in the city during fair week
@. b. Pitts. candidate for superin.
tendant of schools on the democratic
ticket is spending the week in the city. !
Nearly every business house in
town closes this afternoon and tomor
row afternoon on account of the fair. !
H. W. Kluge, democratic candi- !
date for the legislature is in the city |
this week in the interest of his candi-
dacy.
Services were conducted last night
at the Methodist church by Rev. Lee, |
the new presiding elder of this dis
trict.
The balloon ascension and parachute
drop Yesterday by Prof. Levan, was
successfully accomplished. This will
be daily feature.
Sam A. Bond of Aspen arrived
yesterday to be with his brother who
is very i'll at his ranch home in the
Pomona community.
Nearly half hundred Aspen peo-
pie came down yesterday afternoon to
attend the fair. Another large crowd
will be down today.
Everything indicates that there will
be a jolly tire at the masked ball at
the .a.diturium this evening The
V Ill be large.
Bernard and Phidela Rice. accom-
panied by their mother returned yes
terday from trip to the Worlds fair.
and visit with relatives at Color ado
Springs.
Extended accounts of the big mass
held here Monday night to
discuss the high line canal PROPOSE
tion appeared in all the Denver papers
yesterday.
Tho Grand Junction band. whose
are always of the very best
are doing. better than ever this week
The home organization can hold its
own ON any occasion.
Wives of Elks and all visiting ladies
are invited to visit the Elks club
looms every day from nine O'Clock to
iwelve O'Clock in the forenoon during
.he days of the fair.
Miss Edna McSherry. who has been
luite ill for two weeks is able to he
,ut again and her many friends hope
hat her health will be fully restored
within a very short time.
@. W. Brewer. editor of the Suface
Champion and Victor Cine. resie ents
# Cedaredge ara in the city for the
irst time. They displayed much en-
ihusiasm over the most charming
,ity ON earth.
The shipments made by the Grand
Junction Fruit Growers association
have passed the 500 mark and tie to-
tai is increasing at a rapid rate. This
weak shipments will probably aggre-
gate sixty cars.
Harry Burnett succeeds Mr.. Jordan
as landlord of the Grand Hotel Mon
day of next week. Mr.. Jordan has not
yet made known what business he
viii engage in on retiring from the