The daily sentinel., 1904-08-20

Mrs Frank Pettis is visiting at
Gunnison.
Mrs Gerald Light is now at Whit
erset, Iowa.
j. T. Ware left last night on trip
to California.
Master Taylor Franks is suffering
from an abscess on the face.
Alderman William Stockton left for
Denver last night on business.
Misses Florence and Olive Hebert
are visiting their father DIR. o. Hebert.
Mrs. H. Marsters and daughter
leave tonight for two weeks visit
Miss Rowena and Virginia Wheeler
will spend Sunday at Glenwood
Springs
Mrs. D. Peters and sons have as
tablished fruit stand Just outside the
depot yards.
Invitations are out for an at home
by Glare Thompson on the evening of
Thursday. August 25th.
d. d. Mayo of Denver, general
any. was visitor to the city yester
day.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Orsou Adams that they will
leave the east August Goth, arriving
hele September LIST.
Mrs George E. Haskell and her tw
daughters will leave Sunday morning
for Glenwood Springs. for few days
in the Colorado Spa.
There will be game of ball to-
morrow afternoon at the grounds in
eastern part of the city between Fruit.
vale and the local team.
The services of the Peoples I'm itar-
ian church will not be resumed until
the first Sunday in September on
account of the hot weather.
Horse For Sale. About years
old, gentle, for buggy or general
work. Apply Doctor Joseph's near
Fruitvale Main Palisade road.
Harold Van Hoorebeke and his
nephews Bert aud Fred Holmes will
compose party that will leave for
Hannah Greek in the morning.
Vivian Van Hoorebeke has written
his parents in this city that he is now
in St Louis. taking in the Fair and
is having a most enjoyable time.
Rire fruit. peaches apples and pears
for sale at Pomona Orchards. the old
Miller place. 1t will pay you to go
after it. j. V. Payton, Foreman.
| Undertaken Bannister sent casket
to Fruita this morning to contain the
remains of child of G. II. Bushnell,
which is to be buried there this after
noon.
The Maximum temperature yes
terday was SO degrees. The weather
forecast for 80 hours ending p. m.
Sunday is generally fair tonight and
Sunday; warmer tonight, cooler Sun
day.
Theo Jones. who arrived in the city
Yesterday from his home in Leadville,
left this morning over the narrow
guage for Telluride where he accepts
a position with the Telluride Electric
lighting company.
Mrs. Samuel N Wheeler left last
/ night for an extended eastern visit
She goes to Kansas city and from there
will join a number of relatives in a
trip to the exposition. She will be
absent some time. Mr.. Wheeler ac-
companied Mrs. Wheeler as far as
Glenwood Springs.
At the big bicycle race meeting at
Glenwood Springs on the 18th of
September, there will also be
match race to which Grand Junction
cyclists are looking forward with a
great deal of interest. The race will
be one between Barber, of this city
and Harwitz. of Leadville. both crack
riders.
DIR. II. G. Sanderson, of San Saba,
Texas. is a most pleasant visitor to the
city DR.. Sanderson is brother-in-
law VI ". IL Nhooios AobAuihS ou Ill
on Mesa and comes to this section for
the benefit of his health. He will
leave next Tuesday for California aud
later return here to spend about six
weeks. OF course the doctor coming
from the Lone Star state is demo-
crat, as be says chow could anyone
be anything else. - He was being
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