The daily sentinel., 1905-07-29

At A0nb gang Is holhAnE OA
Colorado avenue today.
''Soclean," 25c. soc and 81 pack
ages, at the G. V. store
Mrs. B. B. Bowen Of Harlon, Ia,
was an arrival in the city last night.
Miss Gertrude Hendler of Pierce,
Neb-, is the guest of friends in the
city.
d. W. Wadleigh. a prominent
business man of Durango, is in town
today.
Visitors are welcome at the C.
v store, $50 Main street. Ice water
served free.
John Richardson of Glenwood
Springs is looking after business in
terests in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. McCrillis of
Ainsworth, Neb., are the guests of
friends in the city.
Mrs. Cliff c. Lamb and little
child Will return today from a pleas
ant outing at Norrie.
Frank r. Tanner, F. X. Tanner
and Murrel Johnson of Outay are
spending the day in town.
&C. X. Lieth of the United States
geological survey, en- route to Mont
rose, was in town this morning.
George A. Bible. the popular
travelling passenger agent of the
Rock Island system, is in town.
Base ball. Fair grounds. Grand
Junction VS. ouray. Monday Sun
day. Fruita VS. Grand Junction.
Mrs. w. II. Hand. Miss Julia
Hand and Miss Julia Curtiss OF Cedar
Falls, Ia, are visitors in the city.
E. p. Chester is preparing to
operate "A lunch counter in connec-
ton with the Ocean Wave Fish and
Oyster Market.
A notary public office has been
established in the room in the Canon
Block formerly occupied by the Yves
Flagg barber shop.
-Ouray's team, which defeated
Grand Junction two weeks ago won't
do il again, come to the Fair grounds
Monday at p. NJ. and see if they
do.
A number of Grand Junction
people who are located on their
claims near Mack will return home
today to remain until after the big
show.
1t has been rather quiet in the
city today as the country people who
usually make the trip TO town on
Saturday are waiting till Monday on
account of the big show
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Whit
ney have returned from a pleasant
months outing near Norrie. and have
taken possession of their new resi-
dence on East White avenue.
When Judge Sweeney convened
police court this morning he found
only one defendant ready for hear
ing. The man had been drunk and
disorderly- He was given the usual
fine, which was promptly paid.
M. G. Woolverton and family
returned home last evening from
Glenwoo1 Springs, after spending
two very pleasant months at the fa-
nous resort. All members of the
family very much enjoyed the outing
The big map of the Uintah res
ervation in Fleming & Lambs win
dow is proving very popular. 1t is
correct in its details, and. being the
largest map of the reservation to be
seen in the city, people flock around
the window to study it,
The narrow gauge train last ev-
ening brought in a large crowd of
people from Delta, Hotchkiss, Mont
rose and other points. Many of the
people came in to remain over until
after the circus, others will stay dur
ing the registration weeks.
Eugene l.. Underhill has leased
the cafe of the Western hotel and
will open the same tomorrow. He
is having il handsomely fitted up and
Will conduct a first class establish
ment Mr.. Underhill is a restaurant
man of many years experience.
Bacon and Spaulding find that
to meet the demands of their rapid
ly growing patronage a much larger
soda fountain is needed and the
fountain now in use,
which was installed only a few
months ago, will be replaced by one
of much greater proportions.
The work on the temporary con |
veniences at the Union depot yards is |
being pushed by a large force of |
worllmen. The big board walk will |
be completed by night, and It will |
make it an easy matter for the pas
sengers to reach Second street. The |
new arc lights make the yards as |
light as day. and those who arrive |
at night will experience no trouble. |
Superintendent Vedder of the |
city waterworks stated this morning |
that the work of placing the extra |
public drinking fountains and the |
toilets had been complet-
ed. Ten fountains have been located |
in prominent places on the streets
and the crowds viii have no trouble
In getting drinking water. The foun-
tains will be started to work Sunday |
night.
Oscar Handler, the manager of
the vaudeville company which opens
an extended engagement at the op-
era house Monday afternoon, states
that he has some of the best teams
ever seen on the vaudeville stage in
Colorado, Every member of his com
pany is a talented artist. and the pro
gram viii be filled with entirely new
features The company carries
splendid moving picture machine.
with many late series of pictures, and
fine illustrated songs will be among
the features. Three performances
viii be given daily-one in the after
noon and two in the evening. Pop
ular prices Will prevail.
This morning Secretary Fisher
of the Chamber of Commerce re-
eeived a telegram from H. Wahly.
chief clerk of the registration corps
that will have charge of the registra-
tion Offices in this city. stating that
he and the other members of the
party would arrive in the city tonight
over the Denver & Rio Grande. There
are eight clerks in the party. They
left Washington Wednesday. It is
not known when Commissioner Rich
ards of the general land office will
arrive, but 1t Is thought that he will
come through on his special cnr