The daily sentinel., 1905-07-10

hI9. NJ r. smelly ana son OF
Fruita visited friends in the city yes
terday.
Timothy Manion will leave in a
few days for Ouray TO look after his
mining interests.
Mrs. James l.. Hamilton left this
I morning for Ouray where she Will
| visit friends for several weeks.
The Grand Junction band has been
engaged to furnish the music on the
day of the bicycle road race at Glen
| wood Springs The band will be on
the special observation train that
I viii follow the course of the race.
Take trip to Ouray Sunday, July
l6, with the Modern Woodmen OF
{ America. Round trip 80. Full par
ticulars can be had by applying to
! 7. +. FluclIen. A more delightful
( pleasure trip could hardly be
planned.
Letters received yesterday from
Mrs. G. VanHoorebeke state that
/ Judge NanHoorebeSe. who is i'll ar
a hospital in Los Angeles, is still
very i'll, but il was thought that
there would be an early improvement
in his condition.
On Wednesday afternoon Of this
week the woman Relief Corps viii
again entertain the old soldiers. The
( ladies of the corps who will have
, charge of the arrangements are
those whose names begin with X, l.
and NJ. The open session will be
Z gin at 4 pm. and a cordial invita-
tion is extended TO all the old sol
/ diers to be present.
! The Indian boys band will accom-
/ pany the eNcursionists who 20 to
/ Ouray Sunday, July 10, on the train
{ so be run by the Modern Woodmen
7 of America over the Denver & Rio
/ Grande, and will render music along
/ the route. The Grand junction base
| ball team will also 90 TO Ouray on
/ the special, and in the afternoon will
cross bats with the Ouray team.
on Thursday evening the Women
of Woodcraft will give their big pub
( lie entertainment at the Auditorium.
Arrangements for this entertainment
have been making for weeks and 81
promises to be a great success. The
program will consist of the installa-
tion of officers, vocal and instrument
tai music and other features. The
admission will be I5c; refreshments
extra.
There has been but little success
ful fishing in Hannah creek so far
this season. The creek is well up
and the fish evidently get plenty to
eat without coming in contact with
the fisherman's bait. However, as
the creek gets lower. and it is fall
ing steadily, there Will be good fish
ing. The fishermen never have much
luck at Hannah creek before July
Is.
The many friends of Mrs. Agnes
Hoel Shores will be glad to learn
that she is slightly improving under
the treatment of specialists in the
city of New York. c. w. Shores.
who accompanied his wife to New
York, says she is nicely located in
large private hotel and everything
possible was done to make her stay
comfortable. II is to be hoped that
Mrs. Shores may be restored to com
plete health soon.
Glenwood Post: Grand Junction
is rejoicing over the prospect of gov
eminent aid in a PROJECT by which
some of the best land in that section
is to be watered. The national irri-
cation committee this week visited
the ground and the citizens of our
neighboring town feel greatly encour-
aged over the outlook. This Is
splendid enterprise which we hope
to see put through. as IL will mean
much to the entire western slope
Yesterday morning and evening
immense congregations We're out at
the Methodist church to welcome the
return of the pastor, Rev. Eugene II
Smith. to his pulpit after an alb
sence from the pulpit of four months
on account of illness. The popular
minister delighted the congrega-
tions with two splendid sermons
There Is decided improvement in
| the condition of Rev. Smiths voice.
and he feels that he is again able to
resume his work.
With the bicycle road race. July
%. will be pulled off motor cycle
race Entries from Leadville. AS
pen and Grand Junction. This will
be a great event and worth alone the
price of your ticket. Come and see
what motor cycle can do with a
neryy rider on it.
The advertising car of the Barnum
q Bailey circus arrived in the city
Yesterday and the town and entire
valley are being billed billed for the
great show. The bin posters are Wis
iting points 12 and 10 miles out on
every road. Fifteen miles up Kan
ner creek naring posters on barn
tell of the wonders of the greatest
show ON earth. The towns for one
hundred miles around viii be billed
II is very probable that the largest
crowd that has been in Grand June
tion in years viii be here on July |
81 The circus viii come from Lead
Vile TO Grand Junction, and will
spend Sunday here, giving one per-
tormance on Monday, beginning at
10 am.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Graves, their |
daughter, Miss Bernice Graves. and |
Mrs Kathryn Bates We're arrivals in |
the city Yesterday from their home |
in Cripple Creek Mr.. Graves has |
charge of large ranch owned by r |
p, Davies in the valley. and he and |
his wife are well known here. Miss |
Graves was ON the first stage of a /
long journey to far-away Australia. |
where she will be married. Mrs |
Bates, who accompanied the party to |
this city. has many friends here, as
she formerly resided in Grand juno |
lion, Miss Graves left the city last |
evening for the west and viii take
a steamer at San Francisco. Mr. and |
Mrs. Graves went out to the ranch |
this morning.
rIust arrived-everythi in the
koday line. Film packs and adapt
ers-the most complete line ever han
t..