The daily sentinel., 1904-06-28

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Mrs. John Stevens and daughters
are home from their visit to San Fran
cisco.
Mrs Thomas Atkinson and child
rem leave tonight for trip to Cali
forDia.
To Trade. -Four holed oil stove.
Remington, typewriter for a tent.
45l Main.
Joseph Kleitsh. the artist is now
painting a handsome portrait of ]. J.
Lumsden.
The Teachers Normal Institute
which is in session in this city Will
close Friday July LIST.
c. G. Compton. travelling freight
agent of the Denver and Rio Grande
was pleasant visitor to this city to.
day.
The weather conditions for wes-
tern Colorado aud vicinity are fair to-
night and Wednesday. warmer to-
night.
Thomas Charleston, ii w Ill known
colored man. has been sick with Sc
we're attack of rheumatism. He is
about on crutches today.
E. NJ Slocomb and family left this
morning for their trip to the World S
Fair and other eastern points They
will be gone some time.
A. L. Gonrley went to Westwater
this morning to ship the body of Mr..
Price, Chas c. Prices father to
Denver where it will be inferred.
J. w. Dean of Salida, engineer of
the third division came to this city
by way of Miuturn and Glenwood and
was one of today's pleasant visitors.
Miss Ada Gourley and her sister
Miss a;ay Gourley left this morning
for Goldsbys lakes where they will
spend the major part of the summer.
DIR. Barton o. Aylesworth, presi-
dent of the Colorado Agricultural
college at Fort Collins will be in this
city Thursday. While here he will
lecture.
The city authorities are seeing to
it that the alleys are bountifully
sprinkled by the city sprinkler and
the alleys are consequently in tip
top condition, so far as the dust is
concerned.
The more the residents of this city
use the water purifier sold by the
Grand Valley Purifying and Aerating
company, the more they become at
tached to it because of its marvellous
results as water cleanser.
When the jury trying the case of
Nellie CLARK charged with being the
matron of bawdy house brought in
their verdict they recommended that
hereafter evidence be procured by
other means than has been used in
getting evidence for the several Grim
inal cases which have lately been on
the docket.
Arrangements are under way for a
grand meet of the Grand Junction
Shot gun club on the Fourth of July.
A large list of merchants prizes are
being arranged for. besides which
there will be given a silver medal to
the one making the highest score,
| for the five shoots of the club, which
are under way.
fine half tone picture of Major
Reuben E. Starr of this city appears
in the June edition of the Industrial
School Magazine" printed by the
students of the State Industrial school
located at Golden. 1t is a fine pic
ture of the young man. He has
risen from a common student in that
school to the position of Major" "
He is the son of Reuben E. Starr of
this city.
An item Of interest to the members
of the gun club is the score made by
young Herbert W. Gaines, lad fif-
teen, son of Mr.. Gaines connected
with the McLuen realty agency. last
Friday afternoon. He made score of
%. breaking % blue rocks straight
This 10 wonderful score for r lad so
young and made some OF the old
crack shots look awfully wise at the
time of the occurrence.
George J. D. Williams received an
answer today TO the telegram he sent
10 Norfolk Virginia regarding the
condition of Ned Cheely. his adopted
son, who is reported very i'll with
pneumonia in the Marine hospital at
that place. The director in charge of
the hospital telegraphed that the