The daily sentinel., 1905-08-30
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Phone 1853 Black for awnings.
H. b. Jones, of Glenwood Spgs.,
was in town yesterday.
A big rabbit dinner will be serv-
ed tomorrow at the city restaurant.
Miss Mayme Stevens has fully
recovered from an attack of the fever.
Mrs. I. w. Sampson, of Tellu-
ride, is the guest of friends in the
city
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Lewis, of
Cripple Creek, are visitors in the city
today
John J. Hessler, of Mack. is
looking after business matters in
town today.
Harry Jones. who has been
dangerously i'll for some weeks is
some better today.
Senator Cashmere Barela, of
Trinidad, accompanied by his wife,
were in the city today
L. b. Fuller, of Telluride, con
nected with the Telluride Power COM
pany, is in the city today.
The work of laying the piping
for the system of the Citizens Gas
d Coke company is under way.
Walter Jones, who has been very
ill with typhoid fever for several
weeks, is now improving rapidly.
j. p. b. Primrose returned to-
| day from very pleasant and sue
eessful hunting trip in the mountains.
As soon as large shipment of
ties and other material arrive the
construction work will start on the
First two miles of the electric rail-
way.
Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Holtzinger
and Mrs. S. A. Holtzinger, of Ham
berg, Iowa, arrived in the city last
night.
j. S. Fuller was an arrival from
the east last night and left this morn
ing over the narrow guage for his
home in Delta.
Stroud NJ. Logan and family
left on Colorado Midland No. 104 for
Norrie where they will enjoy camp
life for a few days.
Last night the Hill and Rice
camping party returned home from
the Rice camp on Pinon Mesa after
a most delightful outing.
~ The mother and two brothers
of Mrs. William Murray are in the
city the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Muir
ray. Their home is in Florence
Yesterday w. S. Wallace made
the sale OF the farm of w. II. Gimple
near Fruita to some Iowa people
The price paid was $500 per acre.
-Orson Adams, Jr.. accompanied
by his daughter Miss Ethel left this
morning for Denver. They 90 by the
way of Gunnison and will spend
day or two at that place.
Miss yelling, who has been the
guest of Miss Hazel Ella for the past
week. en- route from the coast left
this morning for her home in Colo
RADIO Springs.
Seats are selling fast for the
Spinsters' Convention" to be given
at the opera house tomorrow night
under the auspices of the Daughters
of Rebe1has. Have you secured
| ticket?
Last night two men arrested as
hoboes by Night Marshal O'Neil were
arraigned before Judge sweeney. Both
were found guilty and being unable
TO pay the fines and costs were sent
to jail.
Monday afternoon a game OF
ball will be played at the fair grounds
as one of the features of the Grand
Junction labor day celebration. The
local team will cross bats with the
Fruita team.
- No meeting of the city council
was held last night. Owing to the
inability of several of the aldermen
to be present there was no quorum
and the special session will be held
at a later date.
A handsome new bus will be put
into service by the La Courte hotel
The ever increasing patronage OF
that popular hostelry makes the
smaller bus in present use made
quate for the service.
Mrs. George f. Rockafellow. of
Canon City, sister of Mrs. George r.,
Warner and Mrs. Jared Durkee of
Greeley, mother of Mrs. Warner. left
this morning for their homes after a
very pleasant visit at the Warner
home.
Miss Nellie Clarey, one of the
young ladies employed in the tele-
phone Office and the daughter of ]
w. Clarey. the Fourth street barber,
is quite i'll at her home on Ouray
avenue. She is threatened with
typhoid fever
Mrs. Annie Hensel and daught-
er, Miss Gertrude, will leave the city
Friday TO be absent about one year.
For few days they will visit friends
in Denver and other points in the
state and will then go to old Mexico
for n visit with Mrs, Hensel's daught-
er.
The finest display of fruit ever
seen in the valley is being prepared
for the Mesa County Fair Every
} inch of space in the big exhibition
hall allotted to fruit displays will be
! utilized. The fruit display last year
was one of the biggest and most pop
ular features.
Quite n number of people who
we're up at an early hour this morn
! ing made an effort to witness the
eclipse of the the sun. However
during the hour when the face of the
sun was supposed to have been hid
den by the shadow of the moon heavy
clouds We're in the east and the
eclipse was not at all visible from
! Grand Junction.
Rodney Jay succeeds Earl Hois-
| ington as linotype operator in the
Sentinel Office. MIR. Jay is a
thoroughly competent workman. hav-
ing completed course in the great
Inland Printer Technical School at
Chicago, and having given the won
derful machine close study he is
thoroughly capable of operating the
linotype in a most satisfactory man
ner. Mr.. Jay is one of the best
known young men of the city. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Jay. He took
charge OF the machine the Sentinel
office Monday morning.
Last night big car of piping