The daily sentinel., 1905-08-09


ly improving.
No. was nearly two hours late
this afternoon.
Last evening the odd Fellows
held a short business session.
Many camping parties left the
city today for the reservation.
j. E. Dow, of Great Bend, Kan
sas, is among the registration Wis
itors.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Ramey and
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Ramey will leave
Friday for Portland.
Miss Patterson, of Indepen-
dence, Colorado, is the guest OF
friends in the city.
r. n. Talbot, B. w. Archer and
W. c. Zimmerman, of Parnell, Mo,
are in town TO register.
The school board is now adver-
tising for bids for the janitorship of
the school buildings of this distrist.
Miss Helen Bunting viii arrive
home tonight from a very pleasant
visit with relatives at FIT. Worth,
Texas.
The streets have been crowded
with visitors all day. Hundreds of
the homcseekers will leave this city
this evening on No. and No. LOG.
Hon. J. H. (Soapy) Spelts.
member OF the state legislature from
/ Lame ADuhNN - dAOuE lut NlalloIS
to the city today, who have come to
register.
-Whipple Chester returned last
night from very pleasant visit to
friends -at Salida ana relatives at
Leadville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Mercer, of
Guthrie Centre, Iowa, We're arrivals
in the city last night on a visit to
friends among the Iowa people in
the valley
Miss Agnes Burnett, an attrac-
tive young lady of Wakefield, Kan
sas. is the guest of Miss Candyce
Byers at the latter's home on east
Main street.
A meeting of the school board
was to have been held last evening
but for various reasons the session
was postponed until Tuesday evening
of next week.
E. L. Greenfield, of Denver, tray
cling auditor of the Colorado &
Southern railroad was an arrival last
night. He is an old time friend OF
NJ. o. Delaplain.
Misses Mary and Bessie Dean
and Miss Laura Volmer will return
home tonight from Gunnison, after
spending several weeks very pleas
antly with friends.
The city council will take up
the electric light company fran
| chise extension at the meeting to-
night and will probably take final
action on the matter.
Miss Jessie Martin did not
| leave for the east last week as stat
ed in the papers, having decided to
remain in Grand junction to the de
light of her many friends.
The entertainment and musical
given by the ladies of St Matthews
guild on the lawn OF the rectory last
| evening was well attended and prov
ed a very enjokable affair.
Mrs. Dyke, mother of Mrs. Har-
| ny Lyons, accompanied by her bro
! ther were arrivals in the city last
night from Mentour, SOwa, and will
be the guests of Mrs. Lyons for some
time.
George j. Birdsall, of Colorado
| city, chief of police of that thriving
place, accompanied by John f. Nor
| gan, postmaster, We're among two OF
the very pleasant visitors to Grand
Junction today.
Mrs. James l.. Hamilton, ac-
companied by the father and mother
of Mr.. Hamilton. who arrived a few
days ago from their home in Michi-
gan, left yesterday morning for GU
ray to spend several days.
Terry Owens of Denver, fire
! Niltl III Allt HlAdl WY II hlAlbllE
today's visitors. Terry is the pic
ture of what a fire chief ought to
be and looks every inch a brave man
| that he is reported to be.
The narrow guage left this city
this morning a few minutes behind
time carrying about three hundred
people who were returning to their
homes after registering here. The
| train carried several extra cars.
pf
Illinois, who has been the guest of
Mrs. J. r. Rhodes for the past week
left for her home. Miss Outcault is
a most charming young lady and
made many warm friends while here
Ed c. Sumner and A. j. Bleser
came in on last nights train from
| Cripple Creek. They will remain
here for a visit until after the Official
drawing of the Uintah lands. Mr..
Sumner is a son of Capt Jack Sum
ner.
D. \. Barton of Denver, presi-
dent of the fire and police board is
in the city. Mr.. Barton is the gen
/ tleman who does the real big thing
/ in political movements in Denver.
other than what is done by Frank
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Provost
and children who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, Jack Gallupe
for some time left this morning over
Il the narrow guage for their home in
\ Pittsburg. Pa. Mrs. Gallupe's moth
er accompanied the family home
! We handle n complete line of
! kodaks and supplies: everything in
! the jewelry line. See our hat pins,
brooches, chatelaine pins. watch
/ chains, fobs, stick pins, birth stone
and signet rings; everything new and
4 up to date. The Primrose Jewelry Il
Music Company.
Il Rev. Frank F. Walters OF the
1 Christian church was not able TO
I leave last night on his eastern trip,
He has been uuwell for several
weeks, and yesterday became quite
u IN and is now confined to his room
4 Il is feared that he will have to un-
4 dergo siege of fever.
Frank A. Wadleigh, OF Den
Il YER, accompanied by Mrs. WadleiEh.
1 were arrivals ON delayed No. 8 yes
terday Mr.. Wadleigh is surprised
at the registry made thus far in
this city and says that it is slightly
above his expectations. Mr., Wad-