The daily sentinel., 1905-08-28

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this afternoon.
Several new cases of typhoid
fever are reported today.
There will be a special session of
the city council tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson
spent yesterday in Glenwood Springs.
Miss Alice Hamilton will return
tomorrow from a visit with friends
at Ouray.
Judge C. F. Caswen left last
night for Colorado Springs on a short
business trip.
--EdwIn A. Haskell was in OIray
saturday and Sunday adVe.tis n The
Meta cUtnty far.
Misses Margeret and Eugene
Kelly were visitors in Glenwood
Springs yesterday.
Mrs. r. o. Wilmot, Miss Maude
Wilmot- of Hotchkiss, visited friends
in the city yesterday.
Miss Bessie Primrose is enjoy
ing snort vacation from her labors
at the post Office book store.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Joester, of
Sioux City, Iowa, are guests of
friends in the city this week.
See yourself rs others see you,
Monday night, August 2S, with the
Epworth Leaguers at A. Norine's.
assessor l.. II. Breeze passed
very good day yesterday and his con
dition is much more favorable today
Fred j. Paradice, representing
the l.. Wolff company, is in town to-
day calling upon the local plumbing
trade.
j. r. Neil, D. R. Sughir, j. NJ.
Gill and Il. r. Gill, OF Cherokee, Iowa
were the members of a party arriv-
ing the city yesterday.
William A. Marsh left at noon
for Westwater on a short business
trip in the interest of the Home Loan
q Investment company.
William E. Dudley returned last
night from the far west. He visited
California cities and the Lewis &
Clark exposition at Portland.
Rev. c. w. G. Lyon, of St. Mat
thews church, left this morning for
Delta for short visit with friends
He will return Wednesday night.
w. p. Ella and son, DR.. c. D.
Fisher, J. A. McLuen and Harry Bur
nett were among Grand Junction peo-
pie who visited Glenwood Springs
yesterday.
"A. E. ovenden of Pawnee City,
Neb., editor of the Pawnee Chief,
left this morning for his home after
L pleasant visit with Fred Phelan
and family.
M. G. Woolverton and family
eft the latter part Of the week for
ioopston, Illinois, Mr.. Woolverton's
Did home, for an extended visit with
,elatives and friends.
-Undertaker Bannister sent a
casket to Fruita today on No. 3
o contain the remains of a little
,hild of German family, who died
1t the home near Fruita:
Prof. Ira NJ. DeLong, who has
leen the guest of his brother, Sena-
or DeLong for the past week, left
his morning for Aspen to visit his
'isiter and then he will return TO
Boulder.
Tomorrow the first III filings
IN lands in the Uintah reservation
viii be made. Judging by the many
liscouraging reports regarding the
luality of the lands there will be no
ush on the part of anybody to file
Joseph Davis and family and
Witty Watson and family of Cripple
Creek were arrivals in the city yes
erday, and expect to locate here if
onditions are favorable. They are
bid time friends of Edgar a. Yelton,
the real estate man.
The laboring men of Denver are
preparing for their annual parade,
which Will be held on Monday. The
leaders state that there will lie TO-
uC0 men in line; that many of them
will be in uniform. while others will
give exhibitions of various Finds.
Al of the unions will be represented.
Very few Grand junction peo-
pie who have not already been over
% the reservation, will make the utr.
Il is estimated by many that at least
2 ..uu people who drew cla'c will
mdHc no effort whatever to file ~
tmeir lrrds. This number may reach
900
The labor day sermon deliver
ed yesterday by Rev. James A. Beck
er at the CONGREGATIONAL church was
heard and enjoyed by a large con
sregation. The discourse was a
strong one, touching upon the phases
of the great contest between labor
and capital and showed that Rev
Becker had given much thought TO
the subject. II was an able address.
On Saturday night divorce
case was tried in the county court
before Judge Sullivan. in which
Bryson Blair, receiver of the land
office at Montrose was the plaintiff
and his wife the defendant. The
hearing was very quiet one and the
grounds assumed by the plaintiff
was desertion. The jury after hear
ing the testimony, the defendant
wife not appearing granted the di-
yorce. as applied for in petition.
olNlN N-uNe people lett GFanu
Junction yesterday morning for
Ouray on the Denver & Rio Grande
special excursion train. Montrose
sent a delegation of fifty-tve people
and other towns along the road were
represented in the crowd When the
train reached Ouray there were l7S
passengers on board. The trip was
a very pleasant one and everybody
enjoyed the visit to the little noun
tain city. The special returning. |
reached Grand Junction at an early |
hour this morning.
III. Guy Bedwelrs string of hors- |
as won the majority of the purses |
offered at the racing matinees at
Glenwood Springs Saturday and Sun |
lay afternoons. John Richardson's s |
horses came in for pretty nearly |
everything else. A number of those |
who attended from this city state |
that the races were not very inter |
esting on either day. The out-of- |
town visitors We're not numerous. |
per haps four or five> hundred peo- |
pie Witnessing the races yesterday |
afternoon, the crowd Saturday being !
smaller
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