The daily sentinel., 1905-07-20
Tomorrow is circus dav.

Mrs. Eugene H. Smith has been
quite i'll for several days.
w. H. Jarvis of Ecker. Colo, is
visitor in the city today.
w NJ. Smith and family leave to-
morrow morning for Enoch camp for
an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Jaques left this
week for the Plateau valley for an
extended visit
A handsome show window is be-
ing fitted up by the Primrose Jewel
ry & Music Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l. Hamilton
and visitors are spending the day at
No Thoroughfare canon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Trobitz left at
an early hour this morning for Pin
on mesa on their camping trip.
Miss Hockette of Eagle is the guest
of Miss Laura B. Sawyer at the lat
ter's home on North Fifth street.
The carnival grounds were
thronged again last night, and all of
the attractions were we'll patronized.
J. A. Mcmillan has sold his feed
stable to J. T. Pearson, who recently
came to the valley from Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Fite of
Colorado Springs were in the city
last night en- route to the far west.
Miss Agnes Burnett of Wakefield,
Kan, is the guest of Miss Byers at
the latter's home at 1853 East Main
street.
The directors of the Civic Improve
the Offices of the Chamber of Com
merce.
Information regarding the regis
tration and the opening of the Uin-
tab is what everybody is now look
ing for.
Miss Daisy Shepherd OF PIatts-
burg, Mo, is in the city the guest of
Miss May Rice. She will make an
extended visit.
\ marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to Robert Williams
and Miss Ruth McAllister. both of
Salt Lake City.
The Denver Music Company man
who has been located at Vorbek's
store for several weeks. returns this
week to Denver.
Mr.. Bourne, representing the NJ.
]. O'Fallon Supply Company of Den
yer is in town today calling upon
the plumbing firms.
DR.. Leroy c. Hedges father and
mother arrived last night from the
west for an extended visit with their
son and his family.
Gravel is still being unloaded and
placed in permanent position at the
new depot. Nearly three hundred
cars will be required.
The force at work on the new de
pot was increased this morning and
additions will be made to the force
every few days from now on.
The Rhone-Walker Realty Com
pany yesterday closed a deal for six
lots in Keith's addition to John w.
Beverly of Portland. Ore. for $3.50.
The Glenwood Springs Avalanche
had many fine things to say yester-
day regarding the parade of the Cen
try Brothers show seen i'm that city
yesterday morning.
Don't forget the social tonight on
the lawn of st. Matthews rectory at
Fourth and White. Ice cream and
cake, . cents. Good music by the
Indian school band.
Mrs. Emma G.. DAILY. who has been
visiting Mrs. Horace T. DeLong for
the past month, left yesterday for
her home in Pueblo. Her visit to
the city was very pleasant one.
Mrs. w. NJ. Bert and daughter,
Miss Mydie, of Baltimore. arrived
last evening for an extended visit
with Cliff Lamb and family. Mrs.
Burt is sister of Mr.. Lamb.
Honest John" Guy Bedwell's
horse, was the winner of the 4-fur-
long event at Colorado Springs yes
terday Time, 81. There were sew
en- entries. The purse was 500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo p. Hendrick-
son of indianapolis, Ind. are in the
city the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
w. Scott. They are touring the west
Mr.. Hendrickson has already formed
a most favorable opinion of Grand
Junction.
The Golden Gate is the name of
new restaurant started on Second
street between Ute and Pitllin a few
days ago. The proprietor has put in
nice fixtures and employed first class
cooks and is already enjoying lib
eral patronage.
Mrs. ]. l.. Ollie, Misses Lillian Ar
mott and Gertrude Dorwittee and sew
eral other young ladies', all of Stev-
ems Point. Wis, spent last evening
in the city en- route to the far west.
They viii visit the exposition and
tour California.
DR. Ramsey. the optician, has
moved his establishment from the
little store room occupied by himself
and 5. r. Vols to the eastern room
of the Gourley- Platt Furniture Com
pany, and has comfortable and at
tractive quarters there.
Mrs. Oscar Platt returned Tues
day from the Brown camp on Kan
nah creek. where she has been en-
joyinE the mountain air for the past
three weeks After a short visit to
her home she will again return to
the camp. The stay in the noun |
tains has greatly benefited her
health.
The most sensational of all the
road races between Basalt and Glen !
wood will be pulled off this year.
The motor cyclists say they can beat
the bikes on a fair handicap, and the
bicycle riders say they can't. Get
aboard the special race train and see
which side is right. Remember the |
23.
The little settlement of Grand
Junction people down at Mack is |
getting along very nicely. There is |
a cabin on each claim and every cab
in is comfortably built A large |
amount of provisions was taken down |
and the families expect to remain on
the claims for several weeks.
Last night many people paid the |
price asked for look AT the feat |
ures of Madame Costello. the trance |
medium. who was burieu alive yes |