The daily sentinel., 1905-07-10

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j. W. Osborne returned yesterday
from his trip to the cattel range.
II. L. Frost, editor OF the Herald
is in the Plateau valley this week
Mr. and Mrs. c. y. Fluke of Win
field, Kan. are visitors in the city
J. Roth of the Fruita Hardware
/ Company is in town today looking
after business matters.
A lawn social. ice cream, cake and
lemonade, at 44S White avenue, to-
morrow evening. Christian ladies.
Deputy Treasurer Jack Gallupe
and his brother-in-law, Watson Pro
vost, spent Sunday in Glenwood
Springs.
Gentry Brothers shows, to be seen
here on Friday, July p, are widely
advertised throughout the valley and
will draw an immense crowd.
w. E. Platt and Leon Chapman
| spent yesterday fishing at Norrie.
They had a very pleasant outing but
state that fishing is not extra good.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Clin Lamb went up
to Norrie yesterday. Mrs. Lamb Will
spend several weeks there while Mr..
Lamb viii return home this evening.
Ice cream. cake and lemonade will
be served at the Jones lawn, 44S
White avenue, tomorrow evening, in
charge of sections and 3 of the
Christian church.
A. L. Gourley came down yester-
day from Enoch's camp on Pinon me
sa, where the family is spending the
summer. He made the trip on a
I wheel and came down in quick time
DR.. and Mrs. II. r. Bull and son
\ sydney went to Glenwood Springs
yesterday morning. Mrs. Bull went
on from there to Denver, DR.. Bull
and son returning to this city last
night
DR.. E. f. Eldridge and family left
this morning on No. for Portland
and other points in the northwest.
They will spend two weeks at the
| exposition.
Bryson p. Blair. receiver of the
land Office at Montrose, was an ar
rival in the city Saturday night,
1 spending Sunday in the city He re
turned TO his duties this morning.
Sections > and of the Christian
church Will serve you ice cream,
cake and lemonade tomorrow even
] ing. if you will come to the home OF
Alr. and Mrs. Nell Jones, 44S White
avenue.
Today one of the immense plate
glass windows in the Office of the Ra-
mey Investment Company. which was
! broken by someone throwing stone
! through it some time ago, was re-
| placed.
Mrs. A. c. Newton leaves today for
Storm Lake, Ia, to visit friends and
relatives, and to accompany home
! her little daughter Ruth, who has
/ been visiting in Iowa for the past
six weeks.
c. II. Welch of Grove City. Pa.
| is visiting in the city. Mr.. Welch is
/ here for the purpose of looking over
/ the valley. He. with others in his
l L., g,.
the Grand Junction Smelling Com
| pany's plant.
The first ball to be given by the
camp of the Order of Washington at
| Palisade will occur on Friday. The
members of the local camp in this
city are arranging for a special car
TO take those who desire TO attend
/ from this city.
A friend at Cripple Creek sent 10
Miss Della Goddard daughter of Mr.
and Mrs j. f. Goddard, fine par
rot which can talk fuently. The
parrot was brought to the city by
| Edgar A. Nelton, who returned from
! Cripple Creek yesterday.
Edgar A. Yelton, the real estate
man, returned yesterday from Grip
pie Creek. where he was called by
the serious illness of his brother-in-
/ law. There was a change for the
better soon after Mr.. Yelton S arrival
in Cripple Creek, and the patient is
now out of danger.
Don't leave town on accouns of
| the water. but leave your order at
/ KROHN'S. 333 Main, for one of their
germ-proof water filters; 20 gallons
| per hour, price 81. Larger sizes,
! $3.50 and $40. Call and see It work
Two shipments sold already. Filter
/ ing demonstrated at pm. daily.
A. Il. zimmerman OF Nebraska,
who was in the city last week and
was shown over the valley by Hur
ace T. DeLong, left yesterday for.
! Portland and other points in the
west, but expects TO return to Grand
Junction later and locate here. He
was most fayorably impressed with
the valley.
Mrs Edmund Simmons leaves this
week for Billings, Mont. to join her
husband who has accepted a position
with a sugar factory there. The
many friends of Mrs. simmons will
greatly regret her departure She
has been. during her residence here,
both prominent and popular in the
social circles.
The ball game yesterday afternoon
at the fair grounds between
Grand Junction and the Glenwood
Springs teams was watched by a
crowd of nearly 400 people. The
game Adktll an dlpuhhs was bbou ]
one. Both teams did good work. !
The score stood n to 13 in favor |
of the local team.
S3. Ouray and return: Sunday. /
July 16. Grand excursion under the !
auspices of the Modern Woodmen of /
America. Special train will leave at |
G:30 a m, July 6. Returning, leave, !
Ouray at ~ o'clock midnight. Ey- !
eryone invited to take advantage of /
these cheap rates to spend Sunday /
in the Gem of the Rockies S G. /
Hum, agent.
Mrs. John w. Brainerd and daush- /
ter Miss Gladys, arrived in the city /
from the east on No. tO5 last night
Miss Branerd has just completed /
her musical studies for the year. and 1
returns from Chicago TO spend the
summer months at her home. Mrs.
Brainerd left few weeks ago TO
join her daughter, and from Chicago .
they went to Pagosa Springs. where
they made delightful stay. The
many friends of the highly talented |.