The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-09-16

The democratic headquarters are
open every evening and visitors are
welcome.
G. W. Gates and s N. Spencer of
Monte Vista spent yesterday and to-
day in the city
Miss Anna Aldrich of Yale, Ia, is
expected to arrive on No. to visit
friends il the city for a few weeks.
The work of laying a handsome con
crete walk around the Methodist
church property began this morning.
Miss Edna Mcsherry of the Sentinel
Office Las been quite i'll for the past
two days at her home On Gunnison
Ave.
Mrs. George Huskins of Denver is
visiting her son Harry, who is EN-
rloved in the meat department of the
Les Grocery
p Randolph Morris, an old timer
in this section, now located at Salt
Lake city in government service, pas
sed through here a few nights ago.
Senator Horace T. belong is still
in California on business connected
with his mining interests. lie writes
that he will return about October lst
-Four special trains bearing Knight
Templars returning to their eastern
homes from conclave at San Francisco,
passed through the city over the d.
and R. c. this morning.
f. n. Case. the real estate dealer,
Mrs Case and a nephew are enjoying
a camping and hunting trip in the
mountains W e. Bevier has charge
of Mr.. Case's Office during his absence.
A. @. Nichols and wife and Joseph
Barton and wife, part of the barrow
party from Lansing. Mich, returned
home today after spending several
days here and at other points in the
valley.
Thomas G. Murray. who has been
confined to his home suffering from
a severe attack of asthma, was on the
streets yesterday greeting his many
friends for the first time in several
weeks.
Thomas McGrath. a we'll known
railroad man left last night for Como,
Park county to accompany his wife
and children home from vacation
spent there.
Tomorrow the old members of the
school faculty will give a reception in
honor of the new teachers at the home
of Henry Heideman. 55i White avenue.
Preparations are being made for
pleasant occasion.
The Colorado State Fair at Pueblo
Sept $3.50, is being we'll advertised
in the valley. Mesa county will send
large delegation to the fair and the
valley will be we'll represented in the
exhibit department.
Mr.. Holt, of the firm of jacques,
Holt and Emler. yesterday purchased
through the Ramey Investment com
pany, two choice building lots on east
Grand avenue Consideration $500.
Mr.. Holt will erect residence in the
near future.
The grand stand now in course
of erection at the fair grounds will be
most spacious one and is being built
in very substantial manner. The
woodwork rests on concrete founda-
tion The grand stand will be com
pleted next week.
A Prard. NJ. Pica-o and Mile.
PICARD of Paris. France, compose a
party registered at the Western hotel
today. Only the lady can speak Eng
lish. All are natives of France. The
party is en- route to New Orleans
from San Francisco.
Mrs. o. II. Mayo and children were
arrivals in the city yesterday on
visit. Mrs. Mayo and children have
been residing at Arloa for some time
past. but are en- route to the north
west seeking location for residence
that suits them better.
Ladies who desire to display fancy
work in the display to be given at the
Grand valley fruit fair may rest as
sured that all pieces of fancy work
contributed to the exhibit will be we'll
cared for and returned in good condi-
ton. Every protection will be given
to exhibits.
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce meet this evening. Arrange
ments will probably be made for tho
entertainment of the delegation of
Pueblo business men who will visit
| the city Thursday of next week. The