The daily sentinel., 1905-06-17


ternoon.
Mrs Horace r DeLong and chill
dren are among the Glenwood visi-
tors today.
Miss Vesta Allison of Norrie is in
the city on a visit to her sister, Mrs
Fred Mantey.
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Goodwin of
New Castle are the guests of Mr..
Goodwin's parents in this city.
Mrs. Charles Schrader and Mrs.
Derryberry We're among those who
went to Glenwood Springs this morn
ing.
Mrs Frank A. Lyons and two chill
dren arrived in the city last night
from Guthrie Center, la. TO join Mr..
Lyons.
Mrs. |. n. Bunting will leave with
her daughter Margaret, Sunday night.
for Denver for visit of several
weeks with friends.
Dennis Flavin, native of Ohio,
who owns some property in this city,
was an arrival yesterday and will
spend several days here.
The Women of Woodcraft are re-
quested to meet at the home of Mrs.
Murray, 43S Rood avenue. at pm.
Monday. Important business.
The regular passenger train of the
Colorado Midland, due to leave this
for the east until nearly 10 am.
Some friends of MIR. and Mrs. J. l..
Hamilton arrives today at noon from
the east and will be guests at the
Hamilton home on Gunnison avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Lowen and Miss Ma
mie Adair expect to leave in a few
days for Portland and other western
points. They will make an extended
trip.
The ponies are coming. II. B. Carr
viii arrive in the city Tuesday, June
20, with two car loads of Indian pom
les. which Will be put on sale at the
Free Corral.
Frank Tibbets, who has been as
sisting in the Mesa Paint and Wall
Paper store for the past three
months. has accepted a position with
the Alamo cigar store.
The crowds out last night to hear
the band concert was nothing like as
large as usual. However, the pro-
gram rendered by the band was one
of the best of the season.
The funeral of e. J. Bartlett. who
died yesterday at his home near
Clifton, will take plaJe tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock. Undertaken
Bannister has charge Interment at
the Palisade cemetery.
There were four mutations last
night at the meeting of the Fraternal
Union of America, held at the Labor
temple 1t was decided 10 give a big
social on installation night. July 4.
following the business session of the
lodge.
Madame Garstlle. proprietor of the
Leader millinery establishment, has
closed out here stock of goods and
closed out her stock of goods and
as1nn III. L..
for the east for an extended trip. Re
turning in the fall, Madame Garstke
will again engage in the millinery
business.
James II. Cosgrove and Charles II.
Petrie We're among those citizens
headed toward Denver last night to
see the great Derby day event at Ov-
erland park, in which II. G.. Bedwell
has a representative. as has also
Johnny Richardson of Glenwood and
Grand Junction.
This morning six hoboes were ar
raigned before Judge sweeney. All
were found guilty of the charges pre-
ferred and were given the usual fines.
In two of the cases sentence was sus-
pended for l 2 hours to allow the par
ties to get ont of town. The other
four were sent to Jail.
Monday evening DR.. E. f. Eldridge
and Judge Walter S. Sullivan will en-
tertain a party of gentlemen friends
at the Offices of DR.. Eldridge in hon
or of George n. Falconer. The enter
tainment will be in the nature of
farewell party as Mr.. Falconer leaves
the city next week for Portland
The ball game at the fair grounds
tomorrow afternoon will be called al
2:30 o'clock. Admission. 25c. Mil
Ter. Wells and Kennedy, the star
players of the high school team. will
play with the regular Grand Junction
team. The Rhone boys have a good
team and a splendid game is prom
ised.
Just received, a fine line of chains,
cuff buttons. hat pins. chatelaine pins,
fobs, shirt waist sets. the latest Tiff
fany wedding rings and souvenir
spoons Come in and convince your
self that our prices and our goods
are right. Primrose Jewelry & Mu-
sic Company. Reed block.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed NJ. Allison re-
turned home Thursday from Salida,
where for several weeks Mr.. Allison
was confined in the railroad hospital
suffering from an injured foot Mrs
Allison was with her husband the
last two weeks of his stay in Salida.
Mr.. Allison's friends will be glad to
learn that he has recovered from his
injuries.
Mrs. Annie Hamilton and daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie. of Richmond, Va.
sister and niece of Orson Adams. Jr.
cashier of the Mesa County National
Bank. We're arrivals in the city yes
terday on visit to the Adams home.
Mrs. Hamilton and daughter are en-
route to the northwest on a visit to
another brother and will make the
fair city an extended visit.
The Gun Club held an interesting
shoot yesterday afternoon on their
grounds. Some splendid scores We're
made. Three trophies were contest
ed for, and the winners were as fol
lows c. H. Hoppe. the Peters gold
medal; j. w. Clary. silver cup. club
trophy; Charles VanHoorebeke. sill |
yer medal, club trophy Quite
large number of the members were
out TO enjoy the shoot
Last night at the business meeting /
Of the Epworth League the plans for |
sending a delegation from this city |
TO the great Epworth League conven- |