The daily sentinel., 1904-03-26

val from Illinois.
G. G. Collins is home from long
absence in the east.
Miss Robb cf the city schools is i'll
at her home in the country.
Mrs Caroline Thatcher is expected
home from Arizona next week.
D. E. Carpenter and family will
leave tonight for Los Angeles. where
they will reside.
If thers is any gambling going on
in Grand Junction at the present
time the sleuths. of the law fail to no.
tice it.
|. N. Bunting. editor of The Senti-
mel. has been confined to his room for
the past two days with severe case
of the la grippe.
A. r. McKinzie and daughter.
Mrs. F. J. Caldwell. returned to Mesa
this morning, having spent the past
week i'll the city.
Owing to the fact that the lecture
of Major Tuttle occurred at the Park
opera house last nigth the Cham ber of
Commerce held no meeting.
A number of the sports of this city
who placed their money on Corbett
are now wishing that they had their
roll ON their inside pocket -
For the benefit of the fruit growers
of the Grand valley the local weather
bureau will begin to publish daily
bulletin. beginning April 1st.
The cam shaft on The News cylin-
der press was broken yesteday after
noon Just after going to press and SO
the paper was printed ON The Senti-
mel press.
Those who are posted say that the
fruit crop of the Grand valley is safe
so far. The buds have not advanced |
as much rs many believed they Lad
and it takes considerable to freeze.
John D. Reeder, of Dialogue. was
calling on friends in the county seat
today. Mr.. Reeder has charge of
Co. at that place and is hustler for
business
The Seedless Apple Company is
receiving letters from every section
of the country making inquiry CON
corning the wonderful discovery in the
famous Grand valley.
Mr.. Gee NJ. James recently from
Arkansas formerly from the east has
SIpna1 "a ;st !
CLARK of the Mutual Life of New York
Mr. James has writton insurance all
over the United States and SAYS that
Grand Valley is THE place.
Miss Victoria Wilhelmy gave social
party last night at the home of her
parents on East Main street to about
twelve of her friends. All sorts of
games were indulged in and dainty
refreshments were served The little
folks enjoyed themselves hugely.
The contractors and builders of all
kinds are busy as bees these days with
indications that the coming summer
will be most prosperous one. 1t
gladdens the eye of the progressive
dences going up in all narts of the ,
city.
Nate Allen has purchased the in
terest of John Giersberg in the Supe-
rior barber shop, and 1. w. Clarey
having, bought in few days ago. the
new firm will Immediately get bus
iness. Name of the shop will be ,
changed to the City barber shop. as
the boys don't claim superiority in
anything but conservative speech, as
BARRIERS never talk.
a new quartette to be known as
The Croakers. has been recently or
ganized III this city and is doing SER
vice at the Labor Temple. Last Sun {
day night the quartette sang several {
81 lendid songs and tomorrow will {
sing again at that place at the evening {
service. Rev. j. Monroe Stewart will &
preach in the morning at II O'Clock J
on 1.-The Bible and Reason, " and for 1
the evening subject will talk on ''Hot s
Goals. -
DR.. S NJ. Badbury. inspector of I
trees for Mesa county, and J. H. Say ,
les of Palisade have examined the :
apricot trees for twelve miles east of c
this city and have found them in ,
splendid condition, not one in ten be- |
ing injured They also made examiD '
alton of the peaches and found none 1
injured SO far. 1t is not likely G
that the cold weather of the past a
fer days has injured the fruit of S