The daily sentinel., 1905-09-12

ever.
w. C. struthers is in Pueblo
his week attending the Colorado
state fair
Frank NJ. Burger and family of
Palisade is spending the afternoon
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Carren, of
Kansas, are visiting
friends in the valley.
Edwin Tribble. of Palisade was
in the city last evening to attend the
Joseph Newman concert.
Miss Alta Huh has accepted a
position as cashier with the Smith
Thomas Grocery company.
John F. Spencer is among the
Mesa county people attending the
state fair. this week at Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ;. II. Moore and
II. H. Overstreet, of Blackwater, Mo,
were arrivals in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Martha Southerland, of
Kansas City. is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Lem Miller on White avenue.
Rev d. d. Forsyth, the new pas
tor of the Methodist church, is ex-
pseted 70 arrive tomorrow from Del
ia.
The work of laying the gas
mains for the Citizens Gas and Coke
company is in progress again this
Mrs. w. W. Griffin left last
will spend some time visiting rel
atives.
"A great deal of work in the in
itiatory degree will be done at the
at the meeting of the odd Fellows
Mr.. and Mrs. r. scheser. of
Hotchkiss, were arrivals in the city
yesterday en- route home from an
eastern trip.
Mr., and Mrs. George A. Harding
of Oregon City, Oregon. spent yes
terday in the city en- route home
from the east.
The school board will meet this
evening in regular monthly session.
A large amount of business viii be
given attention.
There have been no cases in the
police court during the past three
days, Judge sweeney is experiencing
"a short dun season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe II. Engert are
moving into their newly remodeled
residence on White avenue between
Seventh and Eighth streets.
DIR ]. c. Thurman and wife.
of Denver, are the guests of friends
in the city. DR.. Thurman was for
utterly lDNdltu 1T w HlAtMdltT anu Is
well known in the city.
Yesterday the Woodmen of the
World paid to Mrs. James Green.
mother of the late Hayden Green.
$1,000 the amount of the insurance
policy carried by the deceased, with
Mrs. Green as the beneficiary.
"A hundred or more wagon
loads of dirt taken from the ex-
cavation being made for the new
home of the Odd Fellows is being
placed on lots on Rood street. in the
rear of the GourleyPIatt store.
H S. Barkaloo and family NOV
ed this week from 229 North First
street to a temporary structure on
the lots at the corner of Chipeta ave-
nue. uld Seventh street where they
will reside until Mr.. Barkaloo's new
residence, upon which work Will
start in few days is completed.
The two railroads say that they
win have a big crowd at Grand juno
tion on Glenwood day. They will
carry a whole load up to Grand June
tion with a load of boosters from
Garfield county. New Castle, Rifle
and Grand Valley are expected to
help out in the noisy push that will
visit Grand Junction on that day
Glenwood Avalanche.
tie girl, possessing a clear and sweet
voice. entertained the-people on Main
street and in the business houses.
She was assisted in the choruses by
her two little sisters, aged five and
seven years, while the mother played
the accordion. The little lady's sing
ing attracted much attention and the
little sheets of music offered for
sale along the streets found many
buers.
If there is any influence in this
place that can be brought to bear on
the county commissioners to induce
them to better the road to Plateau
It should be put into operation This
road is full of ruts and rocks, culverts
and bridges are conspicuous in their
absence. and heavy loads cannot be
hauled over Il. The condition of this
road is of great importance to this
place. The traffic from Plateau to
| this place and the junction would
greatly increase if good road were
rovided.-Palisade Tribune.
"A. Simpson today entered upon
his duties AS salesman i'm the store OF
the Mesa Dry Goods company in this
city. For the past year Mr.. Simp-
son has been connected with the big
stores of ]. w Hugus q company at
l Palisade. Previous to coming to the
valley he resided in Denver and for
long period was employed as sales
man by Daniel & Fischer. Conse-
quently he is dry goods man OF
many years experience and will add
strength to the already strong work
ing force in the popular dry goods
house.
DIR. 5. NJ Bradbury. who has
charge of the exhibition hall at the
/ fair grounds states that there will
not be the least danger of anything
in the big building being damaged
as result of leakage. in ease OF
rain. The roof of the building has
been repaired and greatly strengthen
FL and is absolutely water proof.
Everything placed in the big hall will
be properly cared for and protected
in most satisfactory manner A
/ .arge glass show case. fifty feet in
length, win be placed in the hall this
week to contain the needlework and
! other delicate exhibits in the ladies
department..
I beginning Monday evening of
next week the Kempton Komedy
1 <ompany the popular repertoire or
\ sanization which visits Grand June
/ ion, will play n fun weeks engage