The daily sentinel., 1905-08-01

AAN INEbthduH nOlu a EDeGlal
meeting this evening.
Miss Blanche Green is expected
at the camp Tuesday.
-Messrs- Young and families took
in the circus. They Will return to
camp Wednesday. Miss Lee Weir
is spending a few days in Grand Jun
ction this week.
-Watermelons have made their
appearance on the local market. The
first specimens of the fruit brought
TO the city are very fine.
several hundred OF the people
who came in yesterday on the two
special trains are still in the city, re-
naming over TO register.
-Rena Mahannah, the little girl
who was dangerously hurt in a runa-
way accident yesterday noon, is
thought to be some better today.
There has been no decided
change in the condition of Mrs. Eu-
gene II. Smith during the last "a
hours Her condition is satisfactory
to the physicians
See the big vaudeville show at
the opera house. Three perform
ances daily-one in the afternoon
and two in the evening.
C. +. Trobitz came down from
the hills yesterday to see the crowd
and do some business, but will re
tuEn in few days again.
See Gallupe, late of the Pitts
burgs, in his air-splitting ball toss
ing at the fair grounds Sunday. be
tween the Elks and Eagles.
There will be meeting of the
Mesa County Medical Society to-
night. There are number of in
teresting paper 10 he read before the
society.
Col. Sam F. Woolard and daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie, who have been the
guests OF Mayor and Mrs. Bunting
for the past several days, left for the
east this morning.
The trains last night brought in
hundreds OF homeseelIers. Every
train brings in a large delegation.
The streets have been crowded near
ly every hour of the day.
Oscar Good and family of San
Francisco county, Cal, are in the
city visiting his uncle, T. o. Rose and
other relatives. The family is en-
route to Del Norte. San Luis valley
-"Otie" gave the married ladies
drive to the mill Wednesday. The
ladies were entertained by Chas
Trobitz and Henry Johnson. "Otie"
johnson went to Grand Junction Sun
day.
Mrs. Mary e. Lunn fell and dis
located her ankle yesterday. DR..
Ursa S. Abbott was called and re
duced the fracture. The injury was
very painful and Mrs. Lunn suffered
considerably
p. II. Knowlton. w. r.. Foley,
w. f. Kavanaugh of Denver and S. J.
Mattock of Colorado Springs formed
a pleasant party of visitors that ar
rived in the city yesterday and will
spend few days here.
An aged woman was hurt in
runaway yesterday at the fair
grounds. She was in a carriage with
several children, and the horse, be
coming scared, ran away and threw
the woman out, injuring her severe
ly.
E. r. Love. of Gunnison, one of
the best known newspaper men in
the state, was an arrival in the city
this morning and left at noon for
Ogden to meet his wife who has been
spending several months on the
coast.
Finest moving picture series
ever seen in the city at the Handler
vaudeville show. Illustrated songs.
sketch artists and monologuists.
Park opera house every afternoon
and evening. Prices, 1Oc, zoe, soc.
Don't miss it.
"A very general sentiment pre-
vailed at the close of the Barnum &
Bailey performance yesterday that
the greatest show on earth" did not
compare to Ringlings' great aggrega-
ton. There is something. however,
in n name to attract the crowds
Don't miss the vaudeville show
at the. opera house tonight. Two
performances at and one at
$3.50 o'clock. Mr.. Handler has the
best vaudeville organization ever
brought to the city. Seats now sell
ing at Haskelns pharmacy. Prices,
1Oc, 20c and soc
Wellington e. Loucks of St
Louis, organizer of the National
Good Roads Association, arrived in
the sity last night, and Will return
here tomorrow from Glenwood
Springs to meet the members of the
Chamber of Commerce ana talk over
the matter of better roads.
A washout on the narrow gauge
between Whitewater and Dominguez.
caused by n waterspout or cloudburst,
was responsible for the narrow gauge
special train being delayed last night.
It was scheduled to leave the city at
. pm, but did not get away until
an early hour this morning.
The Pueblo Chieftain. the rep
resentative newspaper of southwest
ern Colorado, devoted n double-col-
umn editorial to Grand Junction and
the fact that the citizens of this place
secured a registry point here. The
Chieftain is never stingy about Civ
ing Grand Junction send-off when
It finds opportunity to do so,
The Western Slope Normal
School opened for a two weeks ses-
sion at the high school building at
Montrose yesterday. The following
comprise the executive committee of
the Normal Association and they will
have charge of the program; Z. b.
Mcclure. Mesa county; Mary NJ. Lew
is. Ouray. Ida Nj. Brown, Montrose.
Last night the band gave con
cert on the corner of Fourth and
Main streets. Owing to the fact that
the rain prevented the concert from
being given Saturday night, IL was
decided to give the concert last night.
The streets were crowded all evening
and the concert proved very enjoy
able to the many visitors as well as
to the home people,
A large audience was out at the
/ opera house last night to enjoy the
performance of the Handler Naude-
willie Company. Many fine features
were introduced, and every one was
/ received with great applause by the