The daily sentinel., 1904-09-02


morrow only.
Mrs. H. E. Lopas, is visiting her
daughter Leone at lineup.
Mrs. John Sorrells returned from a
visit to Whitewater today.
Allie Hall. who rode Ragalong. in
this city. last year. is here with an
other string of horses.
The home of H. G. Bedwell has been
quarantined on account of one of his
children suffering from an attack of
diphtheria.
Major r. E. Maxfield, connected
with the faculty of Fort Collins Agri-
cultural college. is here on business
connected with the college.
Miss Alice g. Brandriff. who has
been visiting relatives in the Loback
district left ON train No 6. last night
for her home at Missouri valley.
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Roberts, of
Blackfoot. Idaho, who were guests of
their uncle David Roberts for the past
few days left on the noon train for
their home. after most pleasant visit
here with relatives.
Orson Adams Jr., cashier of the
Mesa County State bank and his family
arrived home To-Day at noon, on delay
ed train No. 3. Mr.. Adams went to
New York to vistit with family and
friends and to accompany Mrs. Adams
home from an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. S. n. Wheeler had the pleas
ure of meeting several Grand Junce-
tion friends in the big exposition
grounds at the Worlds Fair She
saw Mr. and Mrs. @. B. Rich, William
G.. Longshore, accompanied by beau
tiful young lady, whom it is said he
will make his bride and Mrs. Clarence
Hamilton Hughes. resident of st.
Louis, a cousin of Mrs. l. N. Bunting,
the past.
L. @. Duffy. who was we'll known
the Western road. but who suffered a
paralytic stroke some time ago, passed
through this city this morning. en-
route to Chicago Mr.. Duffy was
quite popular on the road, but be is in
a very bad condition at the present
time. His home was in Ogder and
himself and family are removing to
Chicago. He sent word in advance
of his passing through here and quite
a number of his old time friends were
at the train to meet him.
Levi Miller. wife and daughter
Laura, and grandson, Earl Miller, all
of Vinton, Iowa, came in on the mar
row gauge last evening. Earl Miller
was returning to school at Leland
Stanford University, Gala, and took
the midnight train west. The rest of
the party visited at the home of Jas.
A. johnson of the firm of johnson 81
Glasco. and took the noon train for
Fruita, to spend few weeks at the
home of G. w. Marchant. Mrs.
Marchant is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller. Mr.. Miller and Mr..
johnson are old acquaintance of
nearly so years standing, and were
nioneers at Vinton before there was a
railroad i'll the state of Iowa
There were five train loads of
Knights Templar went through this
city last night. The Boston party
came through about eleven O'Clock
and there were a whole lot of lively
ones in the party. There were two
very popular individuals of the comic
papers and of the general press CARL
catured by some of the members of
the Boston party. They were Sun
ny Jim" and Foxy Grandpa" These
individuals made lots of fun for the
other members of the party. At the
Duree fruit stand they took all the
banners which had been posted and
simply Quilted his establishment of all
the fine fruit. They were especially
pleased to purchase box of apples
that had only forty to the pack. pur-
chased from Earl Barber ON Orchard
Mesa. This they will put in cold
storage and ship back to Boston to ex-
hibit. They were most jolly lot,
and they were eager fer all the litera-
ture they could get regarding the
Grand valley.
When Rev. @. W. G. Lyon returns
to this city he will he the most agree
ably surprised parson. in all the west.
Mrs. Lyon will be more than sur
prised also. during the absence of