The daily sentinel., 1905-08-21
Mrs. Emma Lyons has been quit

Mrs. Emma Lyons has been quite
II for several days. but her condi-
ion is improved today.
Over four hundred Grand juno
ion and Mesa county people won
'laims in the Provo drawing.
Judge and Mrs. Walter S. Sulli-
san returned yesterday from their
visit TO Provo and Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Caldwell and family. residing
IN East Main street, returned home
saturday from an outing in the noun
aims.
Mrs. James NJ Cameron and son,
John, returned home last night from
salt Lake City after very pleasant
rip to the Utah capital.
Mrs. Edgar A. Krohn returned
lome yesterday from a very pleas
mt visit to relatives and friends in
chicago and other eastern cities.
There We're the usual large
rowds out Saturday night to enjoy
he band cancert which was given
IN the corner of Fifth and Main
streets
Mrs. Emma A. Wadsworth has
issued invitations for a reception to
he held at her home on the corner
If Fifth and Gunnison Thursday af-
.ernoon of this week.
w. II. LaCoste of the Nat
niger Mercantile Company left last
night for the east to make purchase
IF the fall stock for that big estab-
llshment. He will go as far east as
New York
Judge VanHoorebeke and wife.
who have been at Rifle Falls for the
past week, returned home Sunday
loon. Judge NanHoorebeke was one
of the fortunate winners of a piece
Of land in the Uintah
Saturday afternoon special
meeting of the directors of the Mesa
County Fair association was held at
the office of the secretary. Matters
pertaining to the coming fair were
discussed in an informal manner but
no important action was taken
though the session was lengthy one
Austin Cocoran, one of the boys
who attended the Eagles convention.
stated this morning that the Grand
Junction delegation, about thirty
strong. made a good showing in the
parade and at the same time did
a little advertising for the valley.
The boys engaged a number of auto
mobiles for the parade and the ma
chimes were richly decorated and car
ried a large banner. One of the ban
ners bore these words. Grand June
tion Aerie. No. 592. Grand Junction.
Colorado, Grand Valley the Land of
Promise '
Frank p. Mannix, who was for
merly county clerk of Teller county
and who was deported from there
during the troubles in that great
camp, was an arrival in the city last
night from Bull Frog New, where
he now edits a splendid weekly pub
liCation which has every earmark Of
Mr.. Mannix says that he
paid the small sum of 5000 to trans
port his new printing outfit from Los
Angeles to Bull Frog. He says that
camp is booming. He Went to Mont |
rose. and will go from there to DEN
yer on a visit.
Last night and today at noon |
quite a number of the members of |
he local aerie of Eagles, who attend |
ed the big convention in Denver, re
turned home Every one of the boys |
declares that he had the time of his |
life and nothing too good can be said |
Of the manner in which the city of
Denver entertained the feathered /
ribe. II was one of the greatest con
yentions in the history of the order.
over $4,000 Eagles were In Denver
Turing the days of the convention.
A number of the Grand Junction
delegation will not return home un-
~ tomorrow.
Last Sunday morning before he
started for Grand junction to reg
ster for the uintah opening, II. Hart
sc went down to the river to catch
a trout for his friend. NJ. Hertz. He
lad on what they call plaid Fly and
I had no sooner struck the foam than
here was a regular foot ball rush
ishore and the water of the river
loiled like n hot spring, AIR Hartke
innlly got HIS rainbow out, shovel
ID water back into the hole he pull
he fish from, brought the bugger to
own and weighed nim. put two more
iorses on the carriage and started
or Grand Junction. We hope he
will be as lucky in fishing for claim
m the White River Re
lew.