The daily sentinel., 1905-07-19

greetiHg friends in town yesterday.
Capt j. A. Lyons Is spending a
few days at his cabin near Norrie.
George smith and family left this
morning for ThouasviIIs on an eX-
tended outing
Alrs- j. A Lyons Is making an eX-
tended visit with relatives and
friends in the east
You shouldn't miss the road race
this year Plenty Of riders and fast
ones at that Remember the date
July %
Guy sternberg and George Smith
returned today al noon from De-
Beque. where they went TO look at
some real estate
Joseph F. SpeIlman- representing
rhe Chrome Steel Works OF Chrome,
n j. with headquarters in Denver
is in the city today
Charles H Rhodes. special agent
OF the St Paul Fire & Marine Insur-
ancs Company. is in town calling up
on the local agent Horace T. De-
Long
The county Commissioners were in
session only a zkc=s ts-zze F5s-c=stag-
They will meet in a few days 70 hear
and inspect the reports Of the county
officials
The best Of all the road races will
take place this year More prizes
and more riders You shouldn't miss
the chance Of lifetime TO have
good time
~ P Drummy returned to Denver
last night after a visit with his fam
liz az the home in this city Mr.
Drummy is employed as machiuists
on the AIofat road.
This morning a man was arrai iZued
before Judge sweeney charged with
assault and battery. He was found
guilty and fined. but the judge and
city attorney agreed 70 suspend SEN
rence-
Dr. Ivan 3. Hards left this morn
Inz for Guuuison for a short visit
with relatives and from there he will
go 70 .,ew York City, where he will
take post graduate course In a med
/ ical college
Tonight the Eagles moving pic
rure show will be seen at the Audi
torium- An entire change Of pro-
gram will be given Every body that
was out last night was well pleased
with the entertainment
Many fakirs have been in town
during the past two days expecting
10 get on the streets of the city. but
when told that they might take out
I a license, but would have TO keep of
the streets, many OF them made
tracks for another town
Miss Bumm. an old-time friend Of
Mrs. rrsa 5. Abbott. en- route to her
home in Lancaster. O.. from a visit
20 the Portland exposition and other
points in the west. stopped over in
the city this morning for days
visit with Mrs. Abbott
Air. and Mrs. c. Il. Hoppe and
children will leave tomorrow morn
ing for an outing OF several weeks
iu the mountains. Mr.. Hoppe has
not had a vacation for a good long
time. and he expects 10 enjoy his
stay in the mountains immensely.
Glenwood Avalanche: Bert Van
HOorebeke, on OF the boys who will
take part in the road race next Sun
day. says that the roads are heavier
ar the present time than he ever
saw them Conditions now point to
an exceedingly Interesting yet slow
or race than several in past years.
Yesterday afternoon the lady who
was buried this afternoon, to be res
urrected Saturday. was driven over
the city in a carriage. preceded by a
band The procession attracted wide
spread attention. Madame Costello
is a very handsome woman and hun
dreds OF people were out this after
noon ar the opera house TO see her
enter into her long sleep
Cooper Anderson. formerly audi
tor of the Rio Grande Southern rail
road. but now general manager of
the L. l.. Num- electrical PROPOSE
tions at Telluride and other points,
was a visitor in the city yesterday
Mr. Anderson is an old-time friend of
Charles Newton of the Electric q
Gas Company. and has many other
friends in the city.
Help the boosters boost for the
Eagles home for Grand Junction by
attending the big moving picture
shows to be given by the Eagles
Booster Club at the Auditorium on
Tuesday and Wednesday nights of
next week. The best entertainment |
Of the kind ever seen in the city. |
Seats on sale at Arthur's drug store. |
The committee appointed by the |
Chamber OF Commerce to go to Den |
yer and confer with the railroads re-
garding the matter OF special rates |
10 the homeseekers who will desire /
TO register for the Uintah opening, /
will hold "a conference with the Of |
ficials probably this afternoon. Ed |
win Price and John Moore, two of /
the committee. left for Denver last |
night over the Midland, and +. a. |
Atwood. the other committeeman, |
has been in that city for several days |
Il that so? Never traded at the /
Primrose Jewelry & Music Company's |
store? Well, II you want to be treat |
ed right. you want to trade there /
They make a specially of remodel !
ing and resetting old rings Watch |
and case repairing. We make your
old jewelry look like new. and our
prices and work are right. Just ar
rived-a complete line of kodaks and
supplies.
The Chamber OF Commerce today
issued ten thousand folders giving
accurate and reliable information re
gardIng the opening of the Uintah
reservation and the regulations that
will prevail at the registration points
The advantages Of Grand Junction
as an Quitting point are also dwelt
upon. a splendid map of the reser-
walton and routes from different
towns 10 the reservation is given
These folders are for general distri-