The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15
Nos was on time today noon.

nett. tnlS morning, boy.
Born. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Knowles. this morning daughter.
Mrs. Mabel Campbell STEPHENS. of
Aspen. is visiting parents in this city
Miss Mamie Stevens will give a
skating party tomorrow night to her
friends.
DIT Clark. the we'll known sheep
man. arrived home today from visit
to Denver.
The board of county commissioners
have adjourned to meet next Monday.
to take up the ditch question.
Ray Hunter. High School student
has been confined to his home by sick
ness the last two or three days.
City Clerk Leslie forwarded today
the communication to Richard Bolles
condemning the Armory building.
Charles H Arthur has purchased
the two lots on the west side of his
residence. flom DIR. S. NJ. Bradbury.
A great many High Schools stu
dents attended the Trip around the
World" given by the st. Matthew's
Guild.
The ladies of the Lutheran congre-
CATION rendered reception to their
minister Rev. MeIres. at the home of
Charles Hoppe. on Sunday afternoon
last.
The sportiong editor of The Senti-
mel has Just received a copy of the Po-
lice Gazette. Sporting Annual - 1t
is very neat and handy book of in
formation.
A painting of an elk head by Mrs.
Thomas Carr, is on exhibition in the
window of the Sampliners. Mrs. Carr
has been under instruction of Miss
Florance Green. the artist.
d. II. Chase, "a prominent citizen
of Willow Lake. South Dakota. was
here lately and was driven throug
parts of the valley by his old friend
Mr.. johnson. of Johnson and Glasco.
The directors of the Grand Junction
Fruit Growers Association were in
session this afternoon The dividend
to be declared by the board was made
up this afternoon. Tomorrow is the
annual meeting of the stockholders.
Samuel Loeffier. brother of NJ. II. !
Loeiiler. the tailor, wired this morning
to his brother in this city that he |
would arrive here on ira in No. / from
Vienna, Austria Mr.. Loeffier has
not seen his brother III a number of !
years.
Miss Mamie Mckee entertained
few friends at cards at the home of |
Mrs. Sorrels last evening. At due
time dainty refreshments were served |
after which small talk was INDUCED |
in until late hour when all returned |
to their homes having thoroughly en-
ioyed the evening
The Greecian and Roman history |
class of the High School held lengthy /
debate yeste rday afternoon. The |
question at issue was; Resolved |
that the art and poetry of Athens was
of more value than the military power |
of Sparta. The negative was given 4
the decision by the judges.
|. b. Grounds. is nursing "A very
badly sprained ankle. Mr. Grounds |
is in the employe of Wadsworth and
Son. The horse that he was driving
on delivery few days ago took fright !
and in an attempt to stop the animal |
he was dragged for over half square.
Mr.. Grounds is compelled to lay off !
dutv.
The Western hotel presents an ele- |
giant menu for Sunday S dinner in this |
issue of The Sentinel. The Western |
is under new and clean management |
at the present time and promises to
regain its former good name end char
acter under the present proprietor.
who is gentleman and endeavoring
to run his business according TO regu-
lar hotel methods.
Things are moving at lively gait
at the construction of the new steel
railway bridge across the Grand river.
There is n big gang of bridge build
ers at work and the big steel crane
which is being used with the aid of
steam to handle the big niece of
structural steel work, is doing great
work. The bridge will be completed
in the manner in which work is pro
crossing III very short time.
A great many gentlemen who have
heretofore enjoyed the pleasure of
carrying with them an annual pass
over the railroads. are anxiously
awaiting the arrival of the valuable
little piece of pasteboard. but it does