The daily sentinel., 1904-07-26

are back from a trip to Mesa Lakes.
F. H. MAYNARD has gone to Palis-
AIDES to work at his trade of carpenter
ing.
j. V. A. Lay. of the Lay Nattinger
Co.. left for the hills yesterday. at
sioldsby lakes.
Jack Goldsby is rapidly recovering
from the effects of an operation per-
formed last week.
Al. Parker, of the Railroad meat
market. has been on the sick list for
the past few days.
The young daughter of @. G. Beye.
car repairer. was bitten by dog Sat
urday evening ON Main street.
Paul Pysart had the misfortune a
few days ago to have horse fall on
him. while he was riding the range.
AE. Campbell. travelling freight
and passenger agent of the Burlington
system. in this territory, is in the
city.
Quite crowd of the friends of
Ollie Bannister and Will Baylis went
down to the station last night to see
them off.
The Glenwood Avalanche has
some very kindly words to say of the
Grand Junction band and its music in
its MONDAYS issue.
H. J. Stillwell. of Denver. has been
appointed resident manager of the
Singer manufacturing company in
this city and county.
Several parties are contemplating
Gunnison for fishing trip. but the
best season for that section is about
the middle of August.
Wanted A salesman and collect
or for the city. Must furnish small
surety bond Also two good men
for the country. Apply AL Main
Wednesday z. m.
Manager John f. Moore accomp-
anied by Mrs. Moore have gone to
Dodge City. Kansas, ON an urgent
telegram to attend at the bedside of
their daughter Maud, who is seriously
ill.
The residence of Jacob Baker on
Chipeta between Third and Fourth is
almost inclosed. 1t has substantial
concrete foundation and is being
thoroughly we'll built. Contractor
ID Al.
The highest temperature recorded
in the local observatory station was 93.
The weather forecast for the noxt
36 hours ending 6 p. IN. Wednesday
Western Colorado partly cloudy to-
night and Wednesday Possibly local
thunder showers and cooler Wednes
day.
Typographical union met last night.
elected officers, transacted business,
paid their bills. and resolved into a
social session-and that's where the
agitating and consumption commenced
for local prints believe in ''order'
and take everything in its proper
stein
1t was hoped with the growth of
the town that our people were to en-
joy the advantages of sidewalks. but
we will have to pass it up, it seems.
They are the prerogative OF the BIZ
cyclist and the baby carriage. p. S.
And we don't mean any slap at one
of our thriving infant industries,
either.
Ben Wardner a we'll known horse
man. who is good one W hen sober,
was mp before Justice Sweeney this
morning ON charge of vagrancy.
Wardner was found guilty, as charged
in the complaint and the court assess
ed the damages at S25 and costs and
ten days in jail. but suspended the
sentence pending good behavior.
Attend the lawn social of the
Ladies of st. Joseph's church tonight
on the lawn of the church residence.
Ice cream and cake will be served and
an enjoyable time is anticipated
The ladies promise to make it most
pleasant to all those who attend. The
money will be turned into the build
ing fund of the church. through the
coming fair.
Another furnace was seasoned at the
smelter Sunday, one having been fired
the day before. and it begins to look
as if operations we're beginning in