The daily sentinel., 1905-07-28

EeDfHe GuTFie and FAMILY Will
return tomorrow from their extended
camping outing near Norrie.
Base ball, Fair grounds. Grand
Junction VS. Ouray. Monday. Sun
day. Fruita vs. Grand Junction.
Yesterday afternoon was GER
tainly hot one, but no one as yet
has been seriously affected by it,
-Chas- Bowman is ont on the
range caring for his cattle He viii
be gone from the city several DAYS.
-Hoboes of all kinds are giving
this city the grand go-by. We know
this from the absense OF tramp print
ers-
Grand Junction may be the
third city in Colorado in regards to
population next week if our expec-
tations come true
-Ourays team. which defeated
Grand Junction two weeks ago won't
do il again, come to the Fair grounds
Monday at 3 p. M. and see if they
do.
Base BAH, the real Trims. sun
day Fruta vs. Grand Junction.
az the Fair grounds. p. m. Mon
day Ouray vs. Grand Junction, same
hour.
j II. Heron, the well known
groeeryman, is expected home soon
but his wife and also his two daugh-
ters will make longer stay than Mr.
Heron.
Robert Patterson. the driver for
the Grand Junction Fruit Growers
Association, is off duty. suffering
from a sprain in the back
Bert Dooley. the popular driver
for the Globe Express Company. is
confined to his room suffering from
q severe attack of tonsilitis
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city increases every day. Today
there were uumberless inquiries i'm
regard TO the Uintah opening
The grocery stores will keep op-
en- until o'clock every evening dur
ing the next three or four weeks.
beginning Monday of next week
Rev. Fiheld, who conducted ser
vices at the Congregational church
last week. is holding a successful ser
les OF meetings at Fruita this week
A new arc light has been install
led at the east end of the platform
at the union station. II is for the
convenience of the coming crowds
Mrs. r. c. Walker and children
and Miss Nellie Walker Will return
tomorrow from very pleasant out
ing at the Brown camp on Hannah
creek.
-. c. Sumner, the well known
pioneer, is with a camping party in
the LaSal mountains. where they
have gone to look after some cattle
and mining interests.
Rev. Geo. f. LeClair. who re-
Gently bought the Croft ranch, has
arrived in the city, and has taken
charge Of his ranch. He was for
merly a resident of Dalhart, Tex.
Board planks have been placed
lengthwise between the rails of the
Midland track entering this city
This is for the benefit of the crowds
which will dismount from the trains
Mrs. j. NJ. p. Martin and two
daughters, returned home the first of
the week from their visit to friends
and relatives in Missouri. Mrs. Mar
tins mother returned with her and
viii make an extended visit at the
Martin home.
Miss Florence Goodwin. who
has been suffering for few days
with appendicitis and internal injur-
les sustained by falling over a loose
board in the sidewalk near the carni-
val's location, is reported to be
slightly improved today
A large force of men is now at
work concreting the new railroad
reservoir on the point of the mesa
II is the hottest place to work in the
whole valley. and the men swelter in
the sun all day long, but no prostra-
lions or anything near to that have
as yet occurred.
We handle a complete line of
kodaks and supplies; everything in
the jewelry line. See our hat pins.
brooches, chatelaine pins, watch
chains. fobs, stick pins. birth stone
and signet rings; everything new and
up to date. The Primrose Jewelry &
Music company.
Levi Chubbeck. agricultural in
spector of the United States Indian
schools, accompanied by his wife,
were arrivals in the city the first of
the week, and have been pleasant
visitors at the Indian schools. the
guests of superintendent and Mrs.
Burton. MIR. Chubbeck's visit is an
Official one.
Gladys, the little daughter Of
Senator and Mrs. Horace r. DeLong.
met with painful accident Tuesday
While riding a broncho she was
thrown to the ground, and one of
the bones in the right arm was bro
ken. The injury is not serious
one, and the little girl is not suffer
ing much from the accident
Two first class ball games are
on the docket now. Sunday after
noon at the Fair grounds the Grand
Junction nine viii play Fruita at
promptly p. m. and Monday after
noon at 3 p. m. the Ouray team
which defeated Grand Junction two
weeks ago will play Both teams
are in condition and fast games are
promised. The attendance promis-
es to be large.
There was n meeting of the
board of directors OF the Carnegie
library last night. The correspond
ence with Andrew Carnegie, the
founder of the library, regarding ad-
ditional funds for the enlargement
and improvement of the Institution
was submitted TO the board and dis
cussed az length. No other matters
of general Importance We're given at
tention at the meeting
Troop b of the 18th cavalry
passed through this city yesterday af-
ternoon, en- route 10 Georgia They
were dressed in the brown uniforms
and looked as though the weather
was telling on them. They seemed
to suffer much inconvenience from
the heated ride over the desert. On
ly few citizens were at the depot
to see them pass through. Two Of
the soldiers were left. they coming
up town did not get back in time to
catch the train