The daily sentinel., 1904-01-19
NEWS NUGGETS.

I1OTdCc l. bdrsU, one OIL tne owners
of the Mesa Dry Goods Store, was an
arrival in the city today
Lon Quincy. Patrick MoCaffrey and
Adam May of DeBeque were in the
city yesterday on business.
Landlord Heith. of the Bellvedere
hotel at Montrose, was in the city
looking after business today.
John W. Robinson. the harness and
saddlery manufacturer of Fruita. was
i'll the city today ON business.
F. NJ. Fredericks left last night for
Denver on business. From there he
will. go to California on an extended
trip.
V. P. Hansen, general merchant
of Westwater. was in the city today
purchasing supplies and looking after
other business
f. A. Cooper. we'll known young
man of this city leaves tonight for an
extended visit to Pittsburg. Pa. and
other large cities of the East.
A. B. Church, travelling passenger
agent of The Colorado and Southern
railway. Denver. was looking after
business in Grand Junction today.
]. g. Carnahan of Fruita was in
the city today and had business in the
district court. Mr. Carnahan pur-
chased one of the water rights which
is being contested.
Claude E. Pike. who has been act
ing as stenographer at the Grand juno
tion smelter. left last night for Dem
yer. He will visit with friends for
few days and then so ON to Douglas
Wyoming.
Charles Clark and wife. who have
been i'll Denver for several weeks re-
turned to the city Monday Mr.. Clark
has taken charge of the Mutual Life
Insurance business on the western
slone, with headquarters in Grand
Junction.
Attorney Samuel Crumn. one of the
brightest legal lights in Colorado, was
an arrival in the city today. He
comes here to take part in the case
before Judge Stevens in the district
court regarding the injunction of the
miners of Telluride.
DR.. Edward F. Eldridge received
word today from John J. Lumsden
that he was in New Haven, Conn.
sightseeing. John will have plenty
of good stories to tell of his extended
visit to the New England states upon
his return.
Miss E. Emer son Cooke and mother
have taken rooms in the terrace at the
corner of Sth and Rood streets. Miss
Cooke is acting as court stenographer
durinng the special session of the dis
trict court. They expbect to make
Grand Junction their future home and
have come here from Ouray.
Frank Davis. assistant manager of
the Grand Junction Fruit Grow ers'
association. leaves tonight for visit
to his old home at Seward. Nebraska
Frank wants it distinctly understood
that he has no intention of becoming
a Benedict on this trip, and that he
has simply gone home on recreation
trip to visit his relatives and numer-
Gus friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Boyington left
ON Tuesday for Grand Junction where
they will reside for the present. The
change was made ON account of Mrs.
Boyington's health-it being consid-
cred too high for her here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyington have made many
friends in this valley during their
short residence here who will regret
to see them leave. -Meeker Herald.
John Charlton was an arrival in the
city from the west. He was around
this morning calling on a number of
his oldtime friends and renewing old
acquaintances. Jack has Just re-
turned from attending the National
Stockgrowers association at Portland
He informed the Sentinel man that
the great northwest country was in
most hourishing condition and that
many of the cities. such as Seattle,
Portland and Spokane were building
and booming in remarkable manner.
He left over the narrow guage for his