The daily sentinel., 1905-05-29
Tomorrow is Memorial day.

w. F. Cross of Paiisade was in
town yesterday.
The Western hotel entertained 90
guests yesterday.
John Felkner of Elko, New. is Wis
iting friends in the city.
b. o. Mosely of Ragan, Neb., is a
new arrival in the city.
Frank p. Tanner, mayor of Ouray,
is visitor in the city today.
Social dance at the Auditorium to-
morrow night. Don't miss it.
John c. Richardson of Glenwood
Springs was in town yesterday.
C. l.. Jordan and T. H. Mortryn of
Ouray spent yesterday in the city.
Oliver Dean, editor of the Palisade
1 Tribune, is in town this afternoon.
NJ. w. Steele and j. o. Lands of
Whitewater were in town yesterday.
William Livingston of Hannibal.
Mo, is among the newcomers in the
valley.
For a pleasant evening. go to the
dance tomorrow night at the Audi
torium.
Miss Anna Mehie left yesterday for
South Dakota on an extended visit to
her old home.
d. A. and J. Herson, well known
citizens of Telluride, were visitors in
the city yesterday.
d. A. Lawson. X. II. Akrens and
w. A. Robb of Monte Vista are in
town for a short visit.
The Auditorium management has
arranged for dance tomorrow night.
Good music, fine floor. Go and have
good time.
rt-g1f ha a1n
all day tomorrow. Many of the other
business houses will be closed at least
a part of the day.
Last night on No. the Handler
Stock Company arrived in the city
and the members are stopping at the
Grand and Western hotels.
Quite a lot of real estate changed
hands last week. The Yelton &
Gaines agency alone reports sales for
the week amounting to $14,250.
Mrs. William Pollock. residing at
331 South avenue, will leave in few
days for Pennsylvania, and will
spend the summer months at her old
home in that state.
Mrs. Walter Primrose and little
daughter left the city yesterday
morning for Iowa on an extended
visit to Mrs. Primrose parents, who
reside near Des MONIES.
Carl Sieber was an arrival yester-
day and is greeting his many friends.
He will spend the summer at his
home in this city. Mr., Sieber has
been attending school in Mexico.
Horace r DeLong, in connection
with Drummer e. Sharp of Fruita. re-
ports the sale of lots II and Is in
block 10, Cleveland annex to Fruita,
to Peter Duffy. Consideration pri-
vate.
An excellent program has oeen ar
ranged for tomorrow afternoon at
the fair grounds. There will be a
band concert, a ball game and races
of various kinds. There will doubt
less be a large attendance.
The Gunnison river has fallen 1G
inches from the highest stage of last
week and any danger that might have
threatened the waterworks is now
over. temporarily at least. The
Grand river has also been falling at
rapid rate during the last three
days.
Mrs. A. T. Marks, who was in
jured on Main street last Friday by
jumping from buggy and sprain-
ing her ankle. is getting along as well
as can be expected and is out today
on crutches. We hope the merchants
will take a tumble to themselves
some day and cease letting the waste
paper get onto the street.
The ball game yesterday afternoon
at the fair grounds. between the Ru
raj Rubes and the Grand junction
team was one of the best games seen
in this city in many months. The
score stood to in favor of the
Grand Junction boys. The game was
interesting throughout and a large
crowd watched every inning.
Three big strong men overpowered
one of our citizens near the fair
grounds Saturday noon, and, while
two of them firmly held him. the
third produced pair of clippers and
cut the victim loose from his extra
heavy crop of hair. The victim
begged that his name be not men
toned, and of course the writer
would not mention John .Foltz's
name if he requests it.
b. w. Harrison, one of the mem
bers of the Handler Stock Company,
is a nephew of II. Il. Frost, editor of
the Herald. Mr.. Harrison plays the
leading part in every one of the plays
to be presented at the Park opera
house this week. and is a widely
known specially artist, being most
eHltINdlnlnS IHOnOloSulsl anu pos
sesses a fine voice. The young man
has promising future in the theatri-
cal world.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Venables,
the latter the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. p. holland. formerly well
known citizens of this city, are now
residing in Pueblo. They were not
pleased with the Oklahoma country.
and deciding to return to Colorado,
located at Pueblo. Mr.. and Mrs. No
land will continue to reside at Enid.
Ok. Mrs. Noland's health has great
ly improved since going to Oklaho-
ma. The Venables, as well as the
hollands, formerly resided in Grand
Junction and have many friends here
who are interested in their move
ments.
Alexander Struthers. formerly
master mechanic of the fourth divis-
ion of the Rio Grande road in this
city, was an arrival in the city to-
day and is being greeted by many
old friends and former employees.
Mr.. Struthers has been connected for
some time past with the Moffatt road
in Denver, and before that was SUI
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