The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09
And still it rains.

w. S. Wallace was in Fruita yes
terday.
c. A. Robertson of Telluride was
in town last night.
Frank West of Okes City is a call
er in the city this week.
No. 3 was an hour and thirty min
utes late this afternoon.
Il The board of county commission
ers were again in session today.
r. D. Wood ana II. II. Baline of
\ DeBeque were in the city today.
/ w. ]. Collins, a well known citi-
zen of Montrose. is in the city today.
Mr. and Mrs. E. a Bunker of At
Gibson, Kan, are new arrivals in the
city.
Prof Fisher. principal of the
Fruita schools, was in town this
morning.
d. D. Carter of Fruita was in town
this morning looking after business
interests.
Rev. c. w. C. Lyon has returned
from q visit 10 Salt Lake City and
other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Cannell of De
/ Beque are the guests of friends in
/ the city today.
Horace T. DeLong went down to
] Fruita this morning TO look after
/ business interests.
/ The Independent Fruit Growers
/ Association is sending out notices
and issuing stock today
Amos H. Stevens of Whitewater,
who has been in the city several days.
returned home this morning.
The odd Fellows will meet this
evening and confer the initiatory de
/ frran rnnu gavaru1 ga nd f1afae
NJ. strouse is having a handsome
concrete walk laid around his resi-
dence on Grand avenue, near Fifth
street.
Rev. Percival NJ Wood of Delta
/ is in the city, the guest of Rev and
Mrs. c. w. G. Lyon of ST. Matthews
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Binzeman of
Wolcott were in the city yesterday,
visiting friends en- route home from
the east.
The Yeomen are making great
preparations for their monster enter
tainment to be given next Monday
evening at odd Fellows hall.
Robert l.. Dunno, the war cores
pondent, left last night at midnight
for Salt Lake City. where he de
/ livers his lecture, First in Korea"
There will be celebration of the
| Holy Communion in St. Matthews
church tomorrow at S:45 am. The
Rev. Percival NJ. Wood of Delta viii
oHiciate.
June II has been settled upon as
the date for Strawberry day at Glen
| wood Springs. The festivities this
year promise to be more elaborate
than ever before.
Socialists. Attention. Be present
at Labor temple Sunday evening.
May IA. pm. Important. BY or
der of local branch, Grand Junction.
J. w. Sawyer.
In yesterday mornings Denver
News there appeared splendid pic
lures of Whipple Chester and Dan
/ Carpenter. illustrating a lengthy ac-
count of the boys trip to Camp
Roosevelt.
More rain is predicted for tonight.
| Freezing temperature is expected in
the high districts. but there is no,
much danger of the valley being Wis
tied by frosts or freezing tempera-
ture. Fair weather is predicted for
tomorrow.
A good-sized audience greeted Phi
delah Rice and Misses Thompson and
Turner at Fruita last evening. The
entertainment was given at the Meth
odist church at that place under the
auspices of the Epworth League. The
audience was highly pleased with the
work of the young people.
The 7-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs j. U. Harris has developed
ability or talent as a mechanic which
is very remarkable in a girl. Last
week she constructed small toy wa
gon, making the bed and various por-
tions of the vehicle with her own
hands and placing it together un-
assisted, and the miniature wagon is
comparatively perfect in its makeup
John Burdette and family expect
/ to leave next week for their old home
in South Dakota, where they will re
side on the large farm of Mr.. Bur
| dette's. near Brootng. Mr. Burdette
is closing up his business affairs il
this city and disposing of his proper
ty here. The family has made many
| friends during their rather short res
idenee in Grand Junction. and it is
to be regretted that they decided to
leave the city.
Four men, arrested Saturday night
on the charge of vagrancy, We're ar
raigned before Judge Sweeney yester-
] day afternoon. The men claimed
that they had just arrived in town
when arrested and had not had time
to look for work. Furthermore. they
] tlhllileu lndl lhtN ndu money TO pay
| their expenses The judge assessed
a fine of 81 and costs against each
man. and suspended judgment for
p hours during which time the men
left town.
In honor of S. w Coleman and
| family, a general reception will be
held at the Methodist church Satur-
day evening, and all the old iuhabi-
tants who have known Mr. and Mrs.
| Coleman during their long residence
here and all other friends are invit-
ed to attend. Mr., Coleman and fam
| lily expect to leave next week for San
1 Diego, Cal where they will make
| their home, and the many friends will
bid them good bye at this farewell
reception.
The marriage of Mrs. Charles w.
Steele of this city to a gentleman
in California was announced in
letter received by Judge w. NJ, Marsh
from T. p. Bonnell, a former resident
of this city. Mrs. Steele has been
I spending the winter at Santa Mon