The daily sentinel., 1905-09-06
M. Dowd. of Telluride, is in


rora, Neb., were arrivals last night.
w. J. Geary, of Gray Springs,
oklahoma, is in town for a short
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Bulkley. of
Seandia, Kansas, are visiting in the
city this week
The county commissioners are
transacting large amount of busi-
ness at their present session.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McDer-
mais, of Somerset. are the guests of
friends in the city.
Mrs. B. ]. Hardin. of Kansas
City. arrived yesterday for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. w. f. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Gum, of
Waterloo, Iowa arrived in the city
last night and Will spend several days
here.
The Odd Fellows met in regu-
lar session last night and gave their
attention to large amount of bust
ness.
In spite of the heavy rains in
various sections of the state yester-
day and last night the trains are run
ming almost on schedule time.
DR.. ]. II. Woodard and wife, of
Springfield, Mo-, en- route to the far
west were guests at the La Court
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood, of
Oklahoma City, who are touring the
west, are spending a few days in
Grand Junction.
Secure seats for the engagement
of Joseph Newman company at the
opera house Manday night. Seats
now selling at Haskell's Pharmacy.
Mrs. j. a. Lyons returned Mon
day from Guthrie Center, Iowa after
a very pleasant visit with relatives
and friends. She was out of the city
about two months.
F. Williams, of Colorado Springs
representing the New Zealand Fire
Insurance company, was in town yes
terday calling upon the local agents,
the Rich-Huttchinson company.
Mr.. and Mrs. King Aldrich, V
Gilcrest and Ralph Todd left today
for Routt county where they will
enjoy an outing of two weeks in the
mountains.
One man charged with being
drunk and disorderly was arraigned
before Judge Sweeney this morning.
He was fined $500. Being unable
to pay up he was sent to Jail.
Senator Horace T. De, unS and
sou. Weston, returned last night from
their visit to the eastern pant of the
state. Senator DeLong spent .Wo
days at the Methodist conference at
Fore Collins.
Arthur Sawyer. of Brooking,
South Dakota, is visitor in Grand
junction this week Mr.. Sawyer is
well known to a number of South
Dakota people in the valley.
The work of laying the water
pipes along Ouray avenue has not
been hindered greatly on account of
the rain. Holt & Elmer had a force
"a a hnN q u ffser
the excavation.
No clothing house in Grand
Junction carries larger stock Of
boys clothing than The Famous. In
the big advertisement on the third
page of the Sentinel some very at
II active prices are quoted.
The work on the addition to the
grand stand at the fair grounds start
ed this week and big force will push
the work to a rapid completion. The
addition Will be completed several
days before the opening of the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell who
for the past month have been the
guests of their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Il. Frost left last night for Port
land to visit the exposition before re-
turning to their. home in Guthrie
Center. Iowa.
Yesterday Street Supervisor J.
w. Armstrong started the work of
putting in forty new street cross
ings. A large force of workmen is
employed and Mr.. Armstrong expects
to have the work completed in a
comparative short time.
The Excelsior Laundry company
are doing the right thing by their
patrons by giving them discount
of ten per cent on coupon books
This plan not only benefits the cash
customer but also always provides
change in the house to pay the laun-
dry bill.
r.. o. Hill, of Creston, Illinois.
who is spending n few days in the
city. formerly resided here and is
Mr.. Hill still owns ranch in the val
ley and is here for the purpose of
disposing of Il. He left Grand juno
tion six years ago.
Nathan Shores, a brother of NJ.
NJ. Shores of this city, came down
from his home in Delta yesterday to
consult an eve specialist. 1t is be
lieved that he will lose the sight of
one of his eyes and the sight of the
other is seriously impaired, He re-
turned to his home this morning.
John SCHUYLER. one OF the best
known farmers of Guthrie county,
among the Iowa people in the valley
for the past two weeks. left last
night for Portland, Seattle and other
cities of the northwest on an extend .
ed pleasure trip
Harry Longwell, the well known
eNpressman. received telegram last
night stating that his father. Lewis
Longwell, was very i'll at his home
in Wellman. Iowa, and is not eX-
pected to live. He is nearly ninety ]
i've years of age and has enjoyed I
good health until within the last
year.
S. b. Hutchinson. the real estate /
man made trip to Palisade yester- |
day. He states that the little city I
is in most prosperous condition. I
The two Fruit Growers associations .
have all the business they can handle (
and car after car of fine fruit is be- .
ing shipped out daily. Much build
ing is going ON in Palisade At the .
present time,
-. e. Potter returned to the city .
Yesterday from the uintah reserva-
tion where he filed upon homestead .
claim. He states that he secured .
what he believes to be one of the best
tracts of land available, although his
nnmhpr Nyng upt a vary Low nnp IIa