The daily sentinel., 1905-07-06

J. F. Fleming of Red Cliff is in
town today.
w. c. Allen of Fruita was in town
this morning.
j. W. Baldwin of Glenwood was
in town yesterday.
Millard Gilbert is visiting rela-
tiyes at Whitewater.
I L. J. Sample of Marathon. Ia, az
! rived in the city yesterday
DR.. G. ID. Cummings of Florence
is a visitor in the city today.
The brick work on the first story
of the new Fair block is about com
G. d. Mckay of DeBeque was in
town yesterday looking after bust
ness matters.
Earl Button has heard nothing of
the wheel which was stolen from him
Tuesday night
MI, and Mrs. J. l.. Cary of Clin-
ran ~. are among the recent ar
! riya1s in the city.
Nc and Mrs. p. ]. Hastings of
o,,,.,,, el are spending few days with
frian J1l'd ds in the city.
iliSp eI Waterman, a well known trav-
..,,I, man, is in town today calling
- 80 the local plumbing firms.
|FtEmma Smith, the little girl in
I in a runaway accident, contin-
iurec improve and is much better
TO-DAY, e Grand hotel entertained 90
Tb.,ts on Tuesday and 40 guests
CUES registered at that popular no
wer, sterday.
tel We. l.. Br0beck and daughter
DR. pruitt acd daughter O
and J. ILL.,, We're s,rrivals in the
aif% aooPes59n; yssfs4d5. Of Omaha. Nee. repre-
f. Marks2e Marks Broth6 todav.
senting ii n'.ny. IS in.,It1ery firms
dlery Con HE lop'bnd family are
calling upo - 90 today from their
Charles fhef town, which thev
moving into PaEanchier residence on
ranch northw8
traded for tl.s-hler, who recently pur-
Ourav aver Charles f. Reeser ranch
H. e Faorthwest of town, is NOV
chased the lis family from the CITY In
6 miles NJ To-Day
ing with ! 'arkuloo and family. have
the ranch lm the residence al 627
II. 5. 3 enth to 229 First street.
moved frC 700 expects to erect a new
North Sew, ne near future.
Mr. Barkui rs asmeeting last night of
home in Il IS OF the Congregational
There WI the purpose of taking
the trustee 5n the plans to build an
| church for he old church on Rood
final action
addition to desire a.. -'-~-
avenue. u
When yor Or ..svih,na -, ,,aS' in the The
shave. hair CT a. 50, Erss,o
barber line, go to the W, IN
shop in the Postofice block.
petent workmen and the very best /
of service guaranteed.
The Haskell Bin Posting Associa-
l ton within the last few weeks has
erected 200 running feet of new bill
board. ten feet high. This will be
quite handsome addition TO the
large plant of the association.
Edwin Simmons. formerly con-
nected with the Western Sugar 4
Land Company, will leave this week
for Billings, Mont, where he will ac-
cept a very responsible managing po-
sition with the immense new sugar
factory which has been erected at
that point.
]. S. .Gom. the famous hunter and
guide. who was with President
Roosevelt on his recent hunting trip,
was an arrival in the city last night
from Meeker, and has been greeted
by numerous friends here today.
Mr. Goff is en- route to the eastern
part of the state
The large safe which has been 10
Gated in the offices now occupied by
the Chamber of Commerce and the
Association has been sold by the
, Western Sugar & Land Company to
| George Bales of Mesa. The big safe
was taken to Mesa today.
Mr. and Mrs c. d. Randall and
two daughters of OslSaloosa, Ia, are
in the city, the guests of Mrs. c. c..
Rumsey on North Fourth street. Mr.
and Mrs Randall are old-time friends
of Mrs. Rumsey's mother, who re
sides at Salida, and who accompan-
led the visitors from Salida TO this
city.
1t is estimated that 5000 Ep-
worth Leaguers are in Denver at
tending the great convention. Ev-
cry state in the union and many of
the countries of the old world are
represented and the convention
promises 10 be one of the biggest in
the history Of the great Methodist
society.
At the offices OF w. S. Wallace,
secretary OF the proposed High Line
Ditch Association, acknowledgment
of the receipt of the papers ia the
) proposed High Line ditch project
I has been received from the depart
ment of interior at Washington. The
papers will be given prompt consid-
Grafton.
The regular meeting of the Typo
( graphical union was held last even
, ing. hut, owing 10 the tact that on
I ly few of the members were in at
s tendance. election of officers was
Z postponed until next Thursday ev-
{ ening A full attendance is desired
s at the special meeting. as much busi-
Z ness of Importance will be transact
5 ed.
: Frank Smith. son of n. n. Smith,
5 who has been in the United States
; navy for the past three years. re
s turned home yesterday, having re-
: ceived an honorable discharge from
: the service. The young man has
5 been on several long cruises during
J the past three years. Owing to poor
: health. it was necessary for him TO
leave the navy.
q A ihrge banner on the side OF the
5 Union depot extends the hearty well
I come of Grand Junction to the Ep-
s worth Leagucrs who pass through
I the city en- route TO ths great CON
: vention in Denver. The banner bears
/ these words in large letters "WSl-
come Epworth Leaguers. Lift Cn:
/ / Look Up" II Is very probable that
large number of the delegates re
turning west will stop over in the
city.