The daily sentinel., 1905-07-28


Sewing done by the day or by
the piece at 242 Gunnison
/ A refreshing rain fell in and
/ around Whitewater yesterday morn
I ing.
THE second story windows in the
new Fair block have been placed in
/ position
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Curtis of
| Roswell, n. NJ, are in the city visit
/ ing friends.
A marriage license was issued
yesterday to Harry Woford and Miss
! Anna Hadsell. both OF tins city.
! John j. Potter of Glenn's Ferry,
/ Ida, is visitor in the city. He eN-
/ poets to remain here some time
B. Shedd a prominent citizen
/ of Goldheld. New, the great gold
camp, is in town for a several days
visit.
C. NJ. Kelley of Beaver City.
/ Neb., is among the new arrivals in
the city. He viii spend several weeks
here.
Mrs. w. F. White and daush-
ter, Miss Vivian, left last night for
an extended visit with relatives in
Kansas City.
The big map of the Umtah res
ervation in the windows of Fleming
d Lambs store has attracted wide
spread attention.
Sheriff William G. Struthers
spent yesterday in Glenwood Springs
with his Wife, who is enjoying
stay at the Springs.
Prof. e. r. Fisher of Fruita was
in town yesterday and today He
Will return to the city Sunday and
remain during the registration per
iod.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Maine of
Des Moines, Ia, We're arrivals in the
city last night. They will spend sew
eral days here en- route to the far
west
The work on the new switch
that will connect the buildings OF
the Independent Fruit Growers As
sociation with the railroad is pro
crossing rapidly, and the switch will
be completed this week.
The new sidewalk which is be
ing laid from the depot to the side
walk on Second street is baire pa
down today. 1t is a very heavy walk
and is to accommodate the heav+
travel expected here next week.
Sunday afternoon the ball teams
Of Grand junction and Fruita will
cross bats at the fair grounds. Mon
day afternoon the Ouray team will
meet the Grand junction boys. Both
games promise to he excellent.
Senator and Mrs. Henry NJ. Tel
Ter arrived in the city last night and
were guests at the Grand hotel. To-
ranch for two-days stay, returning
to their home in Denver Sunday or
Monday.
j. H. Ramey, wife and children
are expected home tomorrow from
their extended western trip. Mr..
and Mrs. L. G. Ramey and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Ramey expect to leave in
few days for visit to Portland
aud points in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. Anderson of
Newton, Ia, were arrivals in the
city this week and are visiting many
friends among the Iowa contingent.
Mr.. ana Mrs Anderson formerly re
sided at Guthrie Center, la. They
are also old-time friends of Senator
DeLong.
III. f. Avery Of Colorado Springs.
special agent for the American In
surance Company and of the Secur-
ity Insurance Company of New Ha-
ven. Conn. left last night for other
points on the western slope, after
visit with Carlyle Gatewood, the 10
cal agent of the two companies.
james Ferguson, young man
seeking better health. left yesterday
morning for his home at Winona,
MINI. He is suffering from lung
trouble. and though he has sought
relief n southern and western states
for two or three years, he has not
improved. and decided this week to
return to his home. The last five
weeks of his stay in Colorado was
spent in the mountains.
DIR. Leroy c. Hedges, president
and general manager of the Pyramid
Milling & Mining Company, left last
night for the east. He will visit
many of the big cities in the inter
est of his company placing STOCK
with eastern capitalists. In Chicago
DR.. Hedges will be Joined by vice
President Walker OF the company,
who has been placing stock with east
ern people for several weeks. Ihe
gentlemen will probably experience
but little trouble in disposing of the
limited amount Of stock that is for
sale. Funds raised in this manner
will be used in paying the expenses
of operating the properties.
There are a number of the old
er citizens of the city and valley who
saw Barnum x Bailey circus a nan. nan
"A century ago. Capt J. A. Lyons
saw the show 53 years ago as a smali
| hoy. and the show in that day han
as many wonders and thrills for him
as the great circus of today has tol
| the small boy of current times. n
| r Hulyer witnessed a performance
of the Barnum d Bailey circus 81
wears ago. In those days only one
/ ring was necessary to EXHIBIT the
/ features of the show. while today II
requires three rings and two DIE
| stages to display to advantage tht
one hundred or more acts. However.
5O Years ago that king Of the circus
| world. p. r. Barnum. was, through
Widespread and truthful advertising
| Iaving the foundations OF The colos-
! sal entertainment Of today,
Rarely ever a week passes thal
does not witness some improvement
in progress at the Grand hotel. 10
| 1--WE their many patrons the best pos
I sfbIe service and every reasonable
Convenience. and to keep the popular
house in touch with the modern
IDEAS of the hotel business are the
intentions that are closely followel
ont bv Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett Ihe
already handsome dining room mas
inst blossomed out in lovely new
costume. and under the trained sn-
peryision of Mrs. Burnett the