The daily sentinel., 1905-07-19

today
q. P Parks Of Montrose was in
town yesterday
A new telephone directory viii be
issued this month.
The cafe Of the LaCourr hotel will
b. opened tomorrow
E r. Elcls=zsr Of la Fayette- Ind
in a new arrival in the city
Mrs r Williams Of Crested Butte
H the guest Of friends 10 the city
Mrs s. e Sessua OF Webb City.
No. is the guest ot friends ia the
city
GUY BedweI is expected home with
his string OF horses the latter part
of the week
a handsome new awning was
placed in front Of the SmaiIes' gro
Gerry yesterday
John r Mason and Kenneth Han
son. we'll known citizens Of Aspen.
are 10 town today.
". A COszrove Of NuscatIue and
O.. 2 Smith Of Muskar. Ia. are new
arrivals in the valley.
Henry Nichols has commenced TO
move 70 his 19-acre rracr OF land 10
Gated on North Twelfth street
A magnificent electric piano has
been installed in the Elite candy
kitchen and Ice cream parIors-
Work has started on the new
school rooms TO be added 20 the old
Congregational church building
An order Of biz car OF furniture
was placed this morning with an east
eru company By the Grown Furniture
COMPANY.
Requests for furnished houses are
frequent just ar this time If you
have one TO rent, advertise if in the
want columns Of the Sentinel
The ladies of the German Luther
an church desire 10 thank the many
friends Who attended the ice creIm
social last night for their liberal pat
rOuage-
Several camping parties have left
the city this week. and a number Of
others are now being organized for
outings in the mountains and along
the streams
There was break in the Rater
main on Main street between Third
and Fourth last night Repair were
made today. No considerable cam
age was done
The civic Improvement League
will have matters Of importance TO
discuss at the meeting TO be held to-
morrow evening at the Offices Of the
Chamber Of Commerce.
McLuen & Yelron have a bundle
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which measures 6 feet $ inches fin
height These oats were raised on
Fruit ridge by Mr. WoOdring-
Tomorrow Gentry Brothers shows
will appear in Aspen. coming TO this
city tomorrow night and giving two
performance here Friday. The pop
ular animal show will attract large
crowds In this city
Keep before your friends the fact
that the county fair will be held Sep
tember 1922. and that the fair this
year viii be one Of the biggest ever
held In Colorado Then will be the
ideal time to visit Grand Junction
The revised edition of the Grand
Valley Catechism. issued bF The
Chamber of Commerce, IS now ready
for distribution. Many additional
questions. with their answers. give
forth reliable Information. Tie Cdi-
tiOn is a large one.
At the meeting OF the city council
I tomorrow evening the matter Of car
| ing for the large crowds that Will
/ be in the city during the registration
I period Will be considered Quite
number Of special police officers viii
probably be commissioned.
Large crowds we're out last night
10 view the attractions Of the street
carnival The Ferris wheel and the
merry -gO-round did a hourishing busl-
ness for several hours. and the var
| ious shows were we'll patrOnized. The
shows are clean and Interesting.
The Odd Fellows met last night
and elected j. VI. Graham and d. y.
I Wheeler delegates to the grand lodge
10 be held al Rocky Ford this fall.
I o. T. VI. Steel and r. G.. Chapman
were elected alternates. There We're
two Invitations and more applications.
IN the window OF the Crown Fur
uiture Company the magnificent cas-
ket lu which Madame Costello was
buried alive this afternoon at
O'Clock was on display yesterday ev-
eniug and this morning The caskat
is one OF the handsomest ever brought
10 the city.
Monday Mrs. f. A. Krohn VIII
leave for Chicago and other points
iu the east on an extended visit Mr.
Erohu expected to accompany her,
owing 10 the rush of business that
viii attend the registration weeks
be viii he unable to get of. He viii
accompany Mrs Krohn as far as Den
yer.
There were quite large number
of people entertained last evening
at the ice cream social given by the
ladies Of the German Lutheran
Flynn on South Fifth street. The
refreshments were delicious and were
nicely served The ladies cleared a
neat little sum.
Three Cripple Creek miners were
killed this week within 30 hours.
Fred Franklin was killed in the Hen
rs Adney mine by being torn from
the bucket while ascending the shaft.
Harry Bouis was killed by a falling
truck in the W. p. II. mine. Mel
VILE Acorn was Killed by falling down
the 10 Dandy shaft
There was good attendance last
night at the Eagles Booster Club
moving picture show at the Auditor
ium. The machine did not work very
well. and only a few Of the pictures
we're satisfactory, though there we're
several very excellent series. The
stercoptIcou views Of the spanish
American war were too out Of date
TO prove very interesting.
The Grand Junction boys who eN-
pect to enter the road race al Glen
wood Springs are training hard for
the contest and stand every show
of winning out. The road race will
be one OF the best ever given and
doubtless a large crowd will 20 out
from this city to watch the race. The