The daily sentinel., 1905-07-18

Mrs. B. f. Pettis and child are on
an outing in the hills.
Rev. c. B. Langdon has gone to
Denver for a couple of weeks.
Leo Kersberg returned last night
from short pleasure trip to Ouray.
Very low rates east via the Colo
rado Midland. SIS, Denver and re-
turn.
A Bergeron has returned to the
city and is again receiving orders for
piano tuning at Banister's furniture
store.
Sensation of the hour - Madam
Costello buried alive Wednesday af-
ternoon. See her at the opera huose
at o'clock.
Conductor H. Marsters has re-
newed his run on the Rio Grande
Western, after moving his family to
Salt Lake City.
Everybody is going to attend the
road race on July % between Basalt
and Glenwood. Rates are cheap and
sport is plenty. Are you with us?
DR.. Leroy c. Hedges and party re-
| turned yesterday from their visit to
the properties of the Pyramid Milling
/ & Mining Company in the Sinbad val
| ley.
Physicians puzzled; all the laws
of nature defed. woman buried
alive. Don't fail to see this strange
| being. Opera house, Wednesday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
Buried alive: Wednesday after
noon; Madam Costello, the marvel
Gus trance medium. Put under
feet OF earth until Saturday after
noon. Be at the opera house at 3
| O'Clock.
George c. Hunt of the general
land office left the city today at noon
for Vernal. Utah. on official business.
He stated that he might possibly Wis
it the city during the days of the
registration.
Madam Costello's strange and won
derful feat: buried alive, arranging
her own services; selecting her own
coffin and burial grounds. See her
at the opera house Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock.
The Kempton Comedy Company,
the popular repertoire organization
which visits the city occasionally, will
play a three-days engagement at the
Park opera house during the time
of the registration.
The road race between BasaIt and
Glenwood will have, in addition to
large entry of bicycle riders. a motor
cycle race with entries from Lead
Vile. Aspen and Grand Junction, and
they will give you run for your
money.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Trobitz
will leave Thursday for Pinon mesa,
where they will spend several weeks
at the Enoch camp. Mr.. Trobitz has
not had a vacation for a long period
and is looking forward with much
pleasure to the outing.
The opening of the Uintah is all
the talk in Grand Junction-how
the registration will be conducted,
; where will the registration offices
be. how will the crowds be cared for.
are among the hundreds of questions
that are asked The Sentinel.
People who expect to run rooming
and boarding houses are already MAX
ing preparations for the big crowds
that will be in the city for the next
four or five weeks. One furniture
house in the city yesterday received
a single order for one hundred beds.
Please don't forget that the men of
St Matthews church will hold their
second annual ice cream festival on
, the rectory lawn at Fourth and
/ White on Thursday evening next
Come and be present at the social
event of the season and listen to the
5 indian band.
Help the boosters boost for the
2 Eagles home for Grand junction by
attending the big moving picture
+ shows to be given by the Eagles
q Booster Club at the Auditorium on
Tuesday and Wednesday nights of
next week. The best entertainment
of the kind ever seen in the city
Seats on sale at Arthur's drug store
Is that so? Never traded at the
Primrose Jewelry & Music Companys
store? Well. IL you want to be treat
ed right, you want TO trade there.
They make a specially of remodel
ing and resetting old rings. Watch
and case repairing. We make your
old jewelry look like new. and our
prices and work are right. Just ar
rived-a complete line of kodalss and
supplies.
Clark o. Woodmansee, formerly of
this city and well known here, who
has been on trial in Denver for the
past two weeks charged with en-
bezzling the funds of the Fraternal
order of Eagles while he was tinan-
cial secretary of the Denver aerie
was found guilty of embezzlement in
a sealed verdict rendered Monday
morning in the west side court at
Denver Woodmansee is now in the
county Jail awaiting the disposition
of his application for new trial The
hearing of the application has been
set for Thursday morning.
Miss Lena s. Bull this morning
sent in her resignation as teacher of
the fourth grade in the city schools.
assigning as the reason for her ac-
tion the continued i'll health of her
mother. The announcement of the
resignation of Miss Bull will be re
ceived with general regret by her
many friends and the patrons of the
school. For eight years the young
lady has been employed as teacher of
the fourth grade. and she has proved
n most efficient and popular instruc-
tor Miss Bulls successor Will not
be selected for several days.
simon Guggenheim proved him
self, il not the patron saint of the |
School of Mines at Golden. at least
a very good friend, when he in |
creased his $4,000 donation to S75.-
900. The additional $4,000 was