The daily sentinel., 1905-07-22


&C. II. Coover of Colby, Kan, is
a new arrival in the city.
John Hanson of Hastings. Neb.,
is among the new arrivals.
E. E. Udlock and wife will leave
this evening for a trip to Denver.
Walter NJ Merrill and family
left today for Norrie for a weeks
outing.
Mrs. F. A. Enoch left last night
for Illinois to visit brother who is
very i'll.
The band concert will be given
this evening on the corner of Fifth
and Main street.
w. L. Snyder. representing the
Daily News of Des Moines, Ia, is a
visitor in the city.
A large number of Fruita and
Palisade people were in town yes
terday to see the show.
Mrs. James l.. Hamilton re-
turned last night from a pleasant Wis
it to friends at Ouray.
Mrs Tavern Thorp of Walla
Walla, Wash, is in the city, the guest
of her son. Victor Thorp, Of this
city.
If you expect to take boarders,
roomers or both for the registration
period. you will do well to notify
"A" care of The Sentinel.
4hlE. EuBtnt IL ollllAlAs WIZ 10
suffering from a severe attack of ty-
phoid fever, is some better this af-
ternoon. She passed fairly COM
Portable night.
There was large attendance
last night at the service conducted by
Rev. Fifeld at the Congregational
church. and a splendid sermon was
delivered by the minister.
Every paper in this section Of
/ a.. a.F
pie are planning to come from this
or that town to Grand Junction on
Monday, July 81, to see Barnum &
Bailey's greatest show on earth.
Mrs. Thomas e. Fulghum left
this morning over the narrow gauge
for the camp of her daughter and
son-in-law on the latter's cattle ranch
on the Dallas, near Telluride. She
will be out OF the city several weeks.
r. T. Erwin, the livery man, re
| turned yesterday from his visit to
/ the Brown camp. near the head Of
/ Hannah creek. Mr.. Erwin was very
! i'll while away, as the higher altitude
affected his heart. but he is feeling
| fairly well now.
/ The best map of the Uintah res
ervation we have yet seen is that is
sued in the folder on the opening of
the reservation by the Denver & Rio
!
| ton points are shown and the map
| is admirably printed.
Many Rileites are planning to
attend the circus in Grand Junction
| on July 81. OF course, many of the
old folks who Will do so don't care
for the show personally. but are
compelled to go along and take care
of the kidlets.-Rifle Revielle.
-Editor Irwin of the Fruit Grow
] n u-h a n
was noted yesterday. secured many
fine Photographic views yesterday
during his trip through some of the
orchard districts in company with
Judge William a. Marsh. Mr.. lr-
win is en- route to Idaho and other
western states.
Rodney Jay, who has been at
tending the Inland Printer Technical
School in Chicago for the past two
months, returned home last night,
Mr.. Jay is now full-nedged limo
tvpe operator. He thinks Chicago is
a great place. but Is always glad to
return to his native city to mingle
with his host of young friends.
A dispatch from Colorado
Springs states that William j. Mar
tin, aged so years, one of the best
known railroad conductors on the
Colorado Midland. having been in
the service LOT Allt past A'A f'thA -
died in New York City Thursday at-
ternoon. Mr.. Martin was well known
to many railroad men in this city
who will regret to learn OF his death
j. A. Wentworth of the Valley
Feed Company returned last night
from the east. He visited Kansas
city, Springfield. Mo, and many 9th
er towns and cities in company with
his wife. Mr.. Wentworth thorough
Iy enjoyed his vacation of three
weeks and returned home very much
refreshed. Mrs. Wentworth did not
return with him, but will visit with
relatives in Missouri for several
weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. w. S. Wallace and
children and Miss Camille Wallace
returned to the city today from the
west. after an extended and most de-
Hghtfm tour through California, Or
egon, Washington and the other
, stateof the northwest. They were
in Portland several days. Miss Ken
nick. Mrs Wallaces sister left the
marty at Portland, returning east oN-
| er the Northern Pacific. Mr., Wallace
states that the trip was one of the
most enjoyable he ever made.
As a result of the cloudburst In
the Plateau valley on Thursday al
ternoon logs and drift wood of all
kinds was brought down the river
in great quantities. Many logs be
came clogged at the headgate of the
Grand Valley ditch. but the ditch
mas successfully withstood the pres
sure and no damage was done. How
ever. the water will be turned of to
morrow and large force of men put
! TO work clearing the channel at that
point OF the drift. This work will
be accomplished in one day. conse-
ouently the water users VIII suffer
no inconvenience.
Levi TenEyck. one Of the old
timers of this city. who has been
making his home in Elko county.
s Nevada, for the past year, returned
home this morning. MIR. TenEyck is
so well pleased with the country that
5 he will remove his family there at an
early date. He has position WIN
/ n large electric company, whose pan
| is located "A miles from Tuscarora III
| The finest hunting and tshing srouhus
in that state. He ststed to The sen
| tinei that mountaia trout and grouse
| nre daily IuNunes with them. Ne.
I yada il prospermg at wonderful
ratc these days and mining has been
| piven n great boost since the Gold
| 40 dietrfct was discovered. MIR,