The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-09-03

Mrs. c. L. Armor, stenographer
in the Grand Junction Business Col
lege, arrived this morning.
Misses winifred and Lillian Sawyer
returned last night from week 5
visit in Salt Lake Citv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Van Hoore-
beke entertained number of young
people last night, informally at whist
Miss Carrie Lindley. one of the
corps of public school teachers will
arrive Sunday noon from Colorado
Springs.
Miss Grace S. Greenfield one of the
coprs of public school teachers ar
rived in the city yesterday from Wood
bine. Iowa.
Be sure that your ticket reads for
next donday nigh at the Auditorium,
for the dance of the members of the
1. A. of NJ.
Mrs. Frank II. Haskell and daughter.
Ethel, are expected to arrive home
tomorrow from an extended eastern
vi sit to Pennsylvania.
Miss Rhoda NJ. Reed, teacher of
the kindergarten department of the
public schools arrived yesterday from
her home in Nebraska.
Miss May Weir. daughter of Rev.
J. E. Weir will leave Monday for
Colorado Springs to attend school
there this coming year.
Fine music and every possible ar
rangements for your comfort a t the
ball of the Machinists at the Auditor
ium, next Monday night.
Samuel Strouse, of Denver, who
arrived in this CITY yesterday ON a visit
to his parents, will leave Monday for
an extended visit to California.
Miss Helen Newton arrived home
from Salt Lake Citv last night, where
she has spent the past week as guest |
of Mr. and Mis-. W. B. Stanley.
Cyrus Parsons is expected down from
the Plateau coun try tomorrow, where
be has spent the time during the
absence of his parents in the east.
The Mesa Point Coal Mine is now
mining and delivering coal-Phone
your order to 692 Red or see W. A.
Lynch manager. Price So per ton
81. 10 per half ton.
Mrs. Geo. Bracket came down from
Telluride last night and will visit
with her sister Mrs. Baum, and friends,
for few days before going on to Cal
ifornia for her health
Master Bently MoMullin returned
at noon today from Denver, where he
has been for the past six weeks being
treated for throat affection. He is
much improved in health.
The maximum temperature yester-
ay was 80. Weather forecast for SO
hours ending p. m Sunday West
ern Colorado Fair tonight; in
creasing cloudiness Sunday. with local
showers: warmer.
A telegram was received today by
Secretary Mars h of the school board
from Miss Grace E. Bailey, at Ripon,
Wisconsin, asking that substitute
be secured for her for one week on
account of illness
Mrs. j. NJ. Graham was in recent
of a letter this morning from Los
Angeles, stating that her sister, Mrs.
Lettie Mclean was very dangerously
ill. In all probability Mrs. Graham
will go at once to the bedside of her
sister, without she receive word that
she has improved.
The democratic primaries will be |
held in this CITY next Tuesday. The |
various wards have set different hours |
for their primaries, the time of which |
can be ascertained by an examination
of the calls for the various prec incts
of the city. published in this paper
on the second page Immediately un-
der the call for the convention.
a. E. Parsons. wife and children
arrived home last night from three
months eastern trip spent largely in
Minnesota at the old homo of Mrs.
Parsons and also at the former home
OF Mr. Parsons in the state of New
York. While absent they also visited
Boston, attending the grand reunion
of the G. A. r. and the great exposi
tion at st. Louis.
Grand Junction is transacting some
business in fruit these days Twenty.