The daily sentinel., 1905-09-05

I city SATURDAY from MS
near Red Cliff.
Miss Edna Clark left yesterday
I for Cincinnati, Ohio, where she will
attend school this winter.
Samuel n. Wheeler and two
children, Rowena and Nelson, spent
Sunday in Glenwood Springs
Charles II. Arthur left last
night for a short visit 70 Utah where
/ he goes to look after his cattle inter-
ests.
There was no meeting of the
Carnegie library board meeting last
night as a quorem was not avail
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Reinhart
and Lester johnson and wife, of
F'ruita, spent yesterday with friends
in the city.
Jack Gallupe and son and A. ".
/ Bucklin and son returned last night
from a very pleasant hunting trip
in the mountains.
Miss Carrie Linley. one of the pop
ular teachers of the city schools, ar
rived Sunday from Colorado Springs
where she spent the summer
A number of people left the city
yesterday for Denver to enjoy the
| festivities incident to the great en-
campment. Others left today.
The rain Sunday night was well
coined by all. There was a slow but
steady down-pour for several hours
and the ground was thoroughly soak
ed
Owing to the fact of our doing
cash business drivers are instructed
20 leave no bundles without collect
ing for same. The Excelsior Laund-
ry company.
Miss Agnes Cosgrove and Miss
Myers returned yesterday at noon
from a very delightful trip to Port
land. They spent two weeks in the
exposition city.
Quite large number of Grand
Junction people spent Sunday in Glen
wood Springs. Several went up to
the springs on the G. A. h. special
and returned in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roumaine billiard
returned Sunday morning to their
home in Denver after a two weeks
visit with Mrs. billiards. parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Van Buren,.
The bids for the contract for
the concrete work on the new Odd
Fellows have been received by the
building committee and the commit
tee will award the contract this
week.
Miss Fannie White Allen, one
Of the teachers in the city schools ar
rived yesterday morning from her
home in Petersburg, Virginia. and
was ready for the opening of school
this morning.
Mrs. Anna Hamilton and
daughter. Miss Ruth, returned to the
city yesterday morning from a visit
to Portland, and they are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Orson
Adams. Mrs. Hamilton is a sister of
Mr.. Adams
w. c. scheu, general manager
Of the Spencer Seedless Apple com
pany. and Charles S. Newton, presi-
dent of the company. left Sunday
night for Provo, Utah in the interest
of the company. Mr.. Scheu will go
from Provo TO Seattle and Portland.
Yesterday the work of making
the excavation for the new home of
the local lodge of odd Fellows. on
the lots on Fifth street, was started
by Mowrey & Kline, who hold the
contract. A big force of men is en-
ployed and the work of digging the
bog hole will be completed within
a very short time. The contract for
the concrete work will be let this
week.
advertising matter was distrib-
uted yesterday for the engagement of
Joseph Newman and his company at
the Park opera house on Monday
evening of next week. Joseph New
man visits Grand Junction annually
talent and a Colorado boy he never
fails to draw a large audience in
Grand Junction. He has several new
people with him this year and his
organization is stronger than ever.
During the month of August
Joseph p. Sweeney, the police magis-
trate. passed Judgment upon eighty
, eight defendants. OF this number
forty-two We're committed to jail.
sentence was suspended in the cases
of twenty-four, sixteen paid their
fines and were released. and six We're
! discharged. a check for $117.1O
5 the city's portion of the fines collect
: ed was turned over to City Treasurer
: Rich this morning by Judge sweeney.
r Mr.. Rich states that this is the high
. water mark for one months busi-
? ness of the police magistrates court.
, C. II. Robinson. of theMesa
E Paint store, stated this morning that
. he witnessed a very strange phenom-
p ena last night. About eight O'Clock
in the evening. while the thunder
storm was at its height he noticed a
e bright light on Pinon Mesa, FOR a
: while he thought It was an electric
% light in some part of the city but
. soon concluded that II was too high
+ in the air and too large for an arc
2 light and presently n flash of lightn-
t ing revealed to him that the strange
light was on the mountain. 1t did
/ not have the appearance of a camp
2 fire and was evidently an electric
1 freak brought about by the storm.
Mr.. Robinson watched the light for
p some time. Other people inthe city
: noticed it.
Prominent among the pleasing fea-
lures of the Designer for October is
the opening chapter of "Jiu Jitsu
( Training for Women" by Saki Su-
! gald, of Toxic. Japan. Much has
1 been written about Jiu Jitsu. but
E this is the first time its value has
been set forth rs promoter of femi-
nine health and good looks. Japan
) and Russia are closely connected in
+ public interest these days. therefore
Il is not out OF place to and in the
same number of the magazine "Jiu
! Jitsu Training" and Housekeeping
in the Land of the Car of which
, latter Laura h. Starr writes most en-
tertainingly. "The Circulating Lii
/ hrary." is the suggestion of Bertha
Hasbrook makes this month. "In