The daily sentinel., 1904-07-06
Judge J. E. ong left this morning Q

Judge j. +. Ong le1t TINS mornirS 3
for DeBeque.
The board of school control of this
city meets tonight.
Carl Cohr has been appointed man
ager of the Turner bowling alley.
Western Colorado weather condi-
tions for today predict generally fair
tonight and Thursday.
James McConahey is here with a
picture show, which he proposes to
place before the public.
The semi annual meeting of the
board of directors of the Mesa county
state bank was held in the bank last
night.
Mr.. A. j. McCune stopped over for
a short time last evening ON ! is way
to Denver from points up the narrow
guage.
No. 81 won the mineral inkstand
ratified by Miss Anna Lindfard.
George Lander holding the lucky
number.
W. G. Urlau, we'll known travel
ing man. who Plumbers host of
friends in this city, is among today s
visitors.
Mrs. Harold Van Hoorebeke left
for Palisades this moring to meet
friends from her former home in Iowa,
en- ro1te to California.
DR.. Herbert Porter, wife and son,
of Glendale, Ohio, are visitors to the
city. DR.. Porter is an old time friend
of District Attorney Samuel G. Nc
Mullin.
George Smith with the Home Loan
the past two days in the vicinity of
DeBeqUe with a party of prospective
land purchasers.
Frnita had the Glenwood Springs
battery to help them out on the game
of the Fourth, but it did not avail
and the home team did not even half
play for victory.
Mr.. Wedman. the we'll known car
pente- caught one of the largest trout
captured at Hannah creek Monday, it
was foot or more long and weighed
a little over pound.
Herman Vorbeck and Whipple Ches-
ter camped along the upper part of
Hannah creek Sunday and the Fourth.
They didn't catch very many trout.
but got uucked several times.
man who was exceedingly dizzy
from too much indulgence in fire
water" was reeling all over Main
street last night declaiming to the
bystanders and singing to himself.
The families of Fred and Tom Rad
er and the family of Will Vollmsr
spent a few days this week at Kannah
creek and returned home yesterday.
They caught about one hundred trout.
The big cloudburst which was re-
ported to have occurred at Hannah
creek last week certainly left no
traces of such. The creek was not
high and the ground showed no evil
denoe of recent rains.
Manager Van hopes TO secure
game with the Palisades team in the
near future. He does not say so. but
with the twinkle in his eye he be
lieves that the team can now wipe the
earth with the Palisade ball team.
1t is proposed by Prof Warming.
of the manual training department of
the Grand Junction public schools, to
change the laboratory in the basement
in the High school building to room
in the seventh grade building and use
the basement for other purposes.
Some accident happened to the
plumbing in the home of Alderman
Thomas RAIDER at l07 Grand avenue
last night and this morning they dis
covered that the cellar was full of
water. The contents were consider
ably damaged by the soaking they
received.
Bert Richardson. who caught tor
the Grand Junction ball team last
year and was one of the prize batters.
is back again and has Joined the club.
He has heen working back ir Iowa,
but is back and has obtained work at
the smelter. Richardson coming
will materially strengthen the nine.
A large number of the people who
went to Kannah creek struck camp on
upper Two Greeks. 1t was here that
the best fishing was found Fred
Graham, Orvsl Heron and Richard
Dowery spent Sunday and Monday at