The daily sentinel., 1905-07-24

George w. Peugh was in Rifle
today.
w. p. Mayo of St. Louis is in
the city today
Roy hurtz was reported on the
sick list yesterday.
There were ~ arrivals at the
Grand hotel yesterday.
Ralph Todd was one of the
Glenwood visitors yesterday.
james Douglas of Seattle, Wash.
is visitor III thc city today.
Be sure to attend Tickets only
10 and % cents. Christian church.
-Chas. Eslridge spent yesterday
visiting with friends in the lower
valley
A large crowd will attend the
entertainment Thursday night in the
Christian church.
Miss Josephine GLADDEN. and Sa-
die Erickson returned from Glenwood
Springs today on No. 8.
The Fruit Growers Association
Will ship their first car of apples to-
night. They are to be shipped to
Texas.
Rev. Fiield will speak tonight
at the congregational church again
This is continuance of the special
services.
Miss Retta Wharton will enter
tain a few of her friends in the old
Mandolin Club at here home tomor-
row night.
Ten advance men for Barnum &
Bailey's shows We're in town yester-
day and stopped with their wives at
the Grand hotel.
The laxative effect of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is
so agreeable and so natural that you
do not realize it is the effect nf
Saturday night a very lurGe
crowd was out on the street. The
double attraction of the street catni-
val and the band concert was the
drawing card of thousands. The
streets of Grand junction take on a
very noticeable resemblance to a met
ropolitan city.
Mrs. A. G. Wharton and her
daughter Miss Retta, accompanied by
Mrs. Iella Hill, will leave for an eN-
tended western trip tomorrow night.
They will go through Salt Lake City
to Los Angeles, where they will visit
for a short time, then going north
to see the exposition at Portland.
w. S. Phillips pleasantly enter
tained a few friends Saturday at his
bungalow at the base of the Book
cliffs. A picnic lunch was enjoyed
and after trip to the mine the re
turn trip was made on the car known
to Grand Junction people as the go
devil" The young people report an
elegant time at Mr.. Phillips hands
and the dash on the "go-devil" was
enjoyed immensely. although all say
it was enough to scare the most ser
enc person.
Superintendent Vedder of the
city water service will locate. accord
ing to the action of the council, the
following public drinking fountains:
At Fifth and Rood; Fifth and Main:
Fourth and Main Rood in front of
Auditorium: northwest corner of the
City park: southwest corner of the
City park; Fifth and Colorado. and
Fourth and Colorado. This provis-
ion by the city council will greatly
aid in caring for the people who will
come to this city during the registra-
tion period
There were two heavy weights
on their way home from Portland,
Ore. to Willow Lakes, S. d. They
visited with the South Dakota con
tingent, They were c. II. Chase,
weighing 24O. and 5. b. Thomas,
weighing about 200 pounds. Mr..
and Mrs. kellogg of Hazel, S. D., We're
also visiting their Willow Lake
friends yesterday. Late in the after
noon ]. II. Lee and J. A. Johnson
drove the above parties out to some
OF the nearby orchards. The above
parties We're returning from the eX-
position, and said they had enjoyed
their trip.