The daily sentinel., 1905-08-26

Ter every day.
Go to Ouray tomorrow on the
Denver & Rio Grande special.
Charles Collins of Montrose is
greeting friends in town today.
A. j. Swindle of Cedar Rapids,
Ia, is in town for a weeks visit
The Wells-Fargo Express Com
pany sent out over Colorado Midland
No. 106 last night an exceedingly
heavy shipment of fine fruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kingkade
and Martin Kingkade of Norman, /.
T., arrived in the city last night for
a short visit with relatives.
w. G. truthers is rapidly recov-
ering from the injuries received in
the accident at Eagle. He will be
able to be out in few days.
@One hoboe was in the tolls this
morning, being arrested at an early
hour in the morning. He will be
given a hearing at 4:3O O. clock
this afternoon.
The city school opens Tuesday.
September 3. one week from next
Tuesday. Only one more week of va
cation for the children and they will
make the most of it.
W. c. Brown and family and J.
e. Ogburne, who have been camp
ing on Hannah creek near Two creek
for the past eight weeks, returned
to the city last night.
The rain yesterday made every
body feel better and put the streets
in good condition as far as the dust
is concerned. The rain was very
light south of the city.
"A beautiful display of burnt
leather and burnt wood novelties in
one of the big windows of the Mesa
Paint & Wall Paper store has at
tracted much attention today.
L. II. Breeze passed a very good
night and it was announced this
morning that if Mr.. Breeze held his
own today and tonight his chances
for recovery will be very good.
Miss Margeret yelling en- route
to her home in Colorado Springs will
arrive in the city tomorrow morn
ing from Portland for a weeks visit
with her friend, Miss Hazel Ella.
-Four men are engaged in the
work of placing 225 new school desks
in the four new school rooms on Rood
avenue. The desks will all be in po
sition by Tuesday of next week.
Miss Cora Asterbus, who has
been the guest of Miss Bessie DeLong
for the past week, leaves tomorrow
morning for her home in Montrose.
after very pleasant visit here.
Over 400 extra copies of the
37th anniversary edition of the Pu-
eblo Chieftain We're sold in this city
Thursday. The big newspaper was
complimented by all who saw it.
DR.. c. ID. Fisher, secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce, will go
to Glenwood Springs tomorrow to
consult on some matters relative to
the fair in this city next month.
Warren Winterburn, who has
been the guest of his brother. S. Il.
Winterburn. on Gunnison avenue for
the past two weeks, left last night
for his home in Dodge City, Kan.
Mrs. Josephine Pearce and the
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b.
Rich returned last night from the
Enoch camp on Pinon mesa, where
they made a delightful stay of six
weeks.
Miss Luna Sanderson of Duran
go returned to this city yesterday
from her visit to DR.. and Mrs. l.. H..
WorthinEton at Salt Lake City. and
after spending a few days here will
go east.
The city ticket Office of the Den
yer & Rio Grande will be open until
o'clock this evening in order to ac-
commodate those desiring to pur-
chase tickets for the Ouray excursion
| tomorrow.
Last night the Rebekahs init
lated at a largely attended meeting
at odd Fellows hall. Other impor-
tant matters were given attention
and following the business meeting
social hour was enjoyed.
Harry Burnett, proprietor of the
| Grand hotel, left today for Glenwood
| Springs to attend the racing matt
nee. A number of Grand Junction
people will go up tomorrow morning
to witness the races Sunday after
noon.
The first car load of pressed
brick to be used in Grand functions S
new depot arrived last night and is
being unloaded today. Large ship
ments of the fine brick will now be
received at the new depot yards al
most daily
The races at the Mesa County
fair this year will be the best ever
pulled OFF in Grand Junction. and will
be even finer than those of last year.
| The speed program will be published
shortly. Many of the very best hors-
es in the state will be entered at
Grand Junction.
Superintendent ]. II. Allen of
the city schools has returned from a
! lengthy stay at mountain resort
on the Colorado Midland. He has
| completely recovered from the at
! tack of typhoid fever and is ready
| for the opening of the fail term of
the city schools,
Edwin Haskell was an arrival in
| this city yesterday afternoon from
Aspen where he had been advertis-
| ing the Mesa County fair. Mr.. Has
kell does most of the poster adver-
Using in Grand Junction and vicin-
| ity. He returned to Grand junction
| this morning. Glenwoou Avalanche.
| There has been a pretty large
sale of tickets for the Ouray eNcur-
| sion and II is expected that two or
three hundred Grand Junction peo-
pie will spend Sunday in Ouray.
| city Agent HUM states that there
viii be ample and comfortable ac-
| commouations for all.
benjamin McElroy, who has
been engaged as teacher of manual
training in the city schools for the
coming school year, arrived last night
from Higginsville. Mo, and has met
many of the citizens today Mr.. Nc
Elroy holds high recommendations
regarding his work in the manual
training field and will doubtless
prove a very satisfactory instructor