The daily sentinel., 1905-07-05

Ant DdllS lOI HOulG time.
Mrs. J. J. Delhi of Telluride spent
the Fourth in this city with friends,
en- route to Glenwood Springs on a
visit
Charles Hayes of Montrose, for
merly city marshal of Grand juno
tion, was visitor in the city yester-
day He was greeted by many old
time friends.
A big excursion to Ouray on Sun
day. July 16, is being planned by
the Modern Woodmen of America.
Camp No. 1894. 1t will be solely
!! pleasure trip. Round trip tickets
will be sold for So
The ditch on Third street broke
through near the corner of Chipeta
avenue yesterday and flooded large
a large section of the road. Repairs
are being made today.
The young ladies of the Presbyter-
ian church served ice cream and cake
yesterday in the building in the
lower Currie block. They were ac-
corded a good patronage.
DR.. and Mrs. George r. Warner
took possession of their beautiful
new home on North Seventh street
Monday. The residence is one of the
very prettiest in the city.
Dennis Donavan, a charity patient
died at the hospital late Monday ev-
ening and was buried this afternoon
in the potter's field. County I'm
dertaker Gourley took charge of the
remains.
o. II. York, the well known plumb
er, who has been out of the city
for quite a while, is back again and
has again accepted a position in the
Garrison & Fletcher plumbing es-
adjustment.
Miss Harriet Tobyne, stenogra-
pher in the Offices of Senator DeLong
has taken up her work again after
a months vacation spent at her old
home in the east. Her sister, Miss
Flora Tobyne, a trained nurse, ac-
companied Miss Tobyne home
Last evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. f. Olds on White ave
nue., about > friends gathered and
spent a very pleasant evening. 1t was
an informal gathering and all pres
ent thoroughly enjoyed the occasion
Prof. Fred S. Kern and wife of
Denver spent the Fourth in this city
and called upon j. II. Chalmer, local
representative of the International
Correspondence Schools of Scranton.
Pa. Prof. Kerr is superintendent of
the Denver Offices.
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
on the hospital grounds there was
game Of ball between the Palisade
Juniors and the Grand Junction Jun
iors. The score stood 8 to in
favor of Palisade. large crowd
watched the game
Mrs. NJ. II. Flick and son of Okla
homa City, returning home from the
extended trip of the National Edi-
torial Association, stopped over in
the city yesterday. Mrs. Flick and
son are friends of Senator belongs
brother who resides in Oklahoma
City.
The best of order was maintained
in the city yesterday by City Mar
shall Charles Wallis and his depu-
ties. There was no disorder during
the day. in spite of the large proper
tions of the crowd, and no arrests
were made
A. 7. Slaughter, wife and mother,
arrived in the city yesterday from
Iowa. Mr.. Slaughter left the city
several weeks ago for an extended
visit to his old Iowa home and to
bring bride back with him. He is
receiving the congratulations of
many friends.
evening for Glenwood Springs to
join his family, who have been at
Glenwood Springs for several weeks.
Mr.. Woolverton rented nice cot
tage there early in the summer, and
he and his family will enjoy life at
the Colorado Spa during the hot
months.
Mrs. Carrie Pearce. sister of Ben
j. Snyder, and his nephew, Frank
Pearce, accompanied by his wife, ar
rived in the city this morning from
| Philadelphia and will spend some
time in the city, the guests of Mr.
Snyder and family. Mrs. Snyder met
the visitors in Denver and accom-
panied them to this city.
Many of the business houses were
decorated yesterday in the national
colors. a large number of immense
flags were in evidence along Main
street, the one displayed by the Red
Trunk being the largest in the city
The clothing and dry goods houses
had prepared especially beautiful
window displays, In fact, every bust
ness house made a good showing for
the day.
The run made by the fire depart
mept Yesterday mo:Smg for the en-
tertanment of the crowds on Main
street was most successful The boys
made the run in quick time, stretch
| ing and connecting the hose without
the slightest hitch. AS well as be.
! ing an entertaining feature. TIE run
demonstrated to the many visitors
the fact that Grand junction has a
weli-equipped fire 'tcGnrunent
! Emma, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. ID. Smith of the Fruit
vale community. who was dangerous
/ ly injured Saturday evening by be
ing thrown from a pony, is improv-
| ing in very satisfactory manner,
so DR.. p. p. Collins. the attending
! physician, reports. The little girl
| regained consciousness yesterday
morning for the first time since the
accident and is much better today. !
Yesterday nt Hotchkiss Lady Lau-
ra, the splendid horse of Dr. A. p. |
Drew of this city, was the winner in |
| two events at the big racing program !
at that place. The purses won amount |
to $3.50. One was a y mile run
ming event and the other was a. /
mile running event. a number of |
fine horses We're entered in each |
event. The many admirers of DR. |
| Drew's horse will rejoice to hear of /
| her success at Hotchkiss
Mrs. Hall and daughter. Miss Mel |
lie. who have been in the city for
| several weeks, the guests of the fam
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