The daily sentinel., 1905-08-29
spinsters' Return" FRIDAY


The spinsters' Return" Friday
-"spinsters' Convention" Thurs
day night
The city council meets this even
Ing in special session.
-Jonn w. White, of Russelville
Ark, is new arrival.
Bert Blackburn, of Ouray, was
in town this morning.
&C. S. Ardsen, of Davenport, Ia.
is among the new arrivals.
H e. Eseley, of Montrose. is
the guest of friends in the city.
There is practically nothing do
ing on the new depot this week.
Joe E. Dulmaine is confined to
his home suffering from his injur-
ed foot.
j. r. Curtis, of Telluride, is
looking after business matters in the
city today.
C. V. sternberg left last night
for Boulder where Mrs. Sternberg is
visiting friends.
Mrs. H. A. Miller, who is very
i'll with typhoid fever. was slightly
improved this morning.
&C. w. Tinley, the Continental
OIL man, with headquarters in Pueb-
10, was in town yesterday.
II Is piobdDlt NldN tut
baseball team will play the Grand
Junction boys at this place Sunday
Mrs. Harry Lyons, who has been
ill with typhoid fever for two weeks,
is improving and is now out of dang
er.
Misses Maud Miller, and Harriet
Greisinger. of Lawrence, Kansas, are
the guests of friends in the city to-
day.
at every opportunity. Everybody in
the county is interested in the big
fair.
Mrs. Harry Burnett returned
yesterday from Glenwood Springs
after very pleasant visit at that
place.
Rev. Eugene H. Smith left this
morning for FIT. Collins to attend the
Methodist annual conference which
convenes tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Peugl
and Miss Cauble returned yesterday
from Glenwood Springs where they
spent Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Jones, Of An
ora, Nebraska, arrived last night and
will spend several days here before
continuing their journey west.
The repairs on the big dynamo
at the electric light plant were made
I III BOOd AlAlt NtNAtlhtiN anu Alit llEulf
were on as sual last night.
&C. E. Gray, of Hoisington, Kan
sas, was among the arrivals last
night. He is touring the west and
will spend several days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. S. Bedath and
daughter. are among the Iowa peo
pie who arrived in town this week
They are from Glenwood, Iowa.
d. w. Hull and wife, of Wesi
! Trafs ns,au To 20 40 DF.rsf
land exposition, are stopping ir
Grand Junction for a few days.
Sheriff William G. Struthers is
still unable to be out but rapidly re
covering from his injuries. Mrs
otruthers is getting along nicely.
The petition of Thomas G. Hig
gins, the eX-game warden for the di-
Vorce from his wife was granted yes.
terday afternoon in the county court
Elaborate preparations for Lab
or Day exercises are being made by
the laboring men of Grand June
ton. Exercises will be held in the
city park.
-You will laugh as you never
laughed before if you attend the
"Spinster's Convention" at the opera
house Thursday night. Get you
tickets today.
This evening the Odd Fellow.
viii hold n big social session.
pleasing program will be carried ou
! and refreshments will be served. A
large attendance is expected.
This afternoon the newly organ
lied Palisade Woman's Relief Corp,
will hold its first meeting at Palisad,
and important business will be giyer
attention. The corps has been nameC
in honor of the mother of the lat,
President Mckinley ana is called th'
Mckinley Corps.
Mr. and Mrs. John b. Heron
Miss Heron and Mr.. and Mrs. c. J
Weton. We're members of a parN
of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. peo
pie who came here last night from
the east and left this morning oyel
the narrow guage. They are ell
route to the coast.
Tomorrow afternoon a number
OF limitations will be made and sew
eral applications viii be balloted up
on at the business meeting of tn,
Woman's Relief Corps to be held II
odd Fellows hall. The session viii
be concluded in time for the join
meeting at four O'Clock.
There is danger of the, PalisadC
fruit-growers being short on hands
according to the Tribune unless many
people seeking for work go to Pal
isade within the next few weeks
There is no reason for an able-bodied
! man being out of work in the Grand
valley at this time of year.
Miss Queenie Carpenter and hel
sister Minnie returned this week from
Salt Lake City where they spent q
few days last week. They accom-
panied as far as Salt Lake Mrs, Ethe
Smith and son of Minnekahta, n
D., a cousin who are oman extended
western tour. including the eXposl.
ton at Portland.
Fruit shipments amounting in
value to SIS. 900 per week have been
made from Palisade during the past
weeks. An average of three fun cars
is being shipped from that point
daily. The shipments will grow in
size for several weeks yet. 1t is es-
timated that S350.000 worth of fruit
will be shipped from Palisade alone
this season.
A double wedding occurred last
night in which the grooms were bro
Tiers and the brides We're sisters
Alva Hatch and Miss Martha Ed
/ munds and Jeramiah r. Hatch and
Miss Lena Edmonds were the contrac-