The daily sentinel., 1905-06-20
No. 3 was thirty minutes late.


moved down from Palisade.
Don't forget the ice cream social
| Thursday. corner Second and Grand.
Attorney J. S. Carnahan is able
to be out again after several days
Illness.
DO your part toward cleaning up
the city Friday, the general clean
| ing-up day
w. H. Bannister and wife are
among those who went to Ouray this
morning on the Elks' special.
w. r. Logan of Glenwood Springs,
of the Logan Investment Company,
is in the city today on a short busi-
ness trip.
Sherman w Moody left this morn
ing over the narrow gauge for a fish
| ing trip along the Gunnison river
He will return Friday.
st. Agnes Guild will hold social
at the home of Mr.. Sawyer, corner
of Second and Grand. on Thursday
evening. June %. Cake and ice
cream, 15c.
The series of stereopticon views to
have been given by the Grand juno
tion Camera Club last night will be
given tonight in the City park. Ev-
erybody invited.
Jesse b. Boyer. the architect. is
preparing the plans and specifica-
tions for the additions to be made
to the Bryant school building in the
Crawford addition.
Special Officer Bessie has charge of
the hobo gang today in place of Off
Ger Knowles. who is acting deputy
sheriff today during the absence of
Ed Hardy, who is in Ouray.
The work of moving the offices of
the Colorado Midland city passenger
agent and the Wells Fargo express
offices was completed today and the
offices are now located in the build
ing in the Reed block. The new
fixtures and furniture are being
placed in position this afternoon.
II. c. Mcmillan and little son of
Palisade are spending the afternoon
in the city. Mr.. Mcmillan, who for
merly managed the Western hotel in
this city. is no woperating first
class restaurant at Palisade. Mrs
Mcmillan left last week for Wiscon-
sin on an extended visit to friends
and relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Thad Parker leave
tomorrow for Denver. From there
Mrs. Parker will go to Ell Paso to
visit her mother and sister for few
weeks. On her return, her mother.
Mrs. Smith, will accompany her
home. DR.. Parker will visit the east
and spend a short time in New York
city at the Post Graduate School &
Hospital.
George w. McElroy, the saddle
manufacturer, has rented the two
rooms in the lower Currie block now
occupied by Garrison & Flether, the
plumbers, and will move his business
into these rooms ON July /. Garri-
son e Fletcher will soon be installed
in their new building on Colorado
avenue. The old water company's
office will be fitted up for the plumb
ing firms offices.
Richard j. Bolles, the well known
Colorado Springs capitalist, who Wis
its the city often and who has large
interests here, was painfully injured
near Glenwood Springs a few days
ago in runaway accident. He is
suffering from a sprained ankle and
also received painful cuts on his foot
He is recovering from his injuries at
the Hotel Colorado. Glenwood
Yesterday in the telegraphic col
umns of The Sentinel appeared the
announcement of an increase made
in the salary of the postmaster at
this city. The salary was raised
from $4,000 to 2,50O. This is an
other evidence of the rapid growth
of the town as indicated by the rap
idly increasing business of the Grand
junction postoffice. The salaries of
a number of other Colorado postmas-
ters were also increased this week
The Elks' special train left the
city at Z o'clock this morning for
Ouray. Ninety-siX tickets were sold
at this place and fifty were sold at
Montrose. consequently the crowd on
the train was a pretty large one. The
train was run over the Denver & Rio
Grande and reached Ouray about
noon. This afternoon and evening
the exercises attending the dedica-
ton of the handsome and costly new
home of the Ouray Elks will take
place. The Grand Junction Elks will
participate in the exercises. The
Montrose band accompanied the spe-
cial train run from this place. Many
ladies are in the Grand junction del
egation. The crowd LETT the city ex-
pecting to have a great time and
there is no doubt that their expecta-
tions will be realized. Returning.
the trains will arrive here about
am. tomorrow. All the passengers
on the special were provided with
handsome badges by the committee
NJ. f. Fredericks. Frank Haskell and
Ed NJ. Hardy composed the commit
tee who had charge of the arrange