The daily sentinel., 1905-07-13

er and optician.
Pillow tops on sale Saturday at
I9c each. G. V. store.
Special low prices on watches at
Stong's. jeweler and optician.
The Gun Club will hold a shoot
tomorrow afternoon at the grounds
on North Fifth street
Willis ]. Wood has accepted a po-
sition as bookkeeper with the Inde-
pendent Fruit Growers Association.
T O. Atkins of Denver, travelling
agent of the Chicago & Northwestern
railway, was an arrival in the city at
noon today.
Mr. Franklin, an apple buyer from
Arkansas, is in the city today to
Fruit Growers Association.
ID. D. Mayo, manager of the Globe
Express Company, is in the city to-
day calling upon S. G. HUM, the To-
cal agent for the company.
When you need the services of a
first class barber. go to the Flagg
shop in the Postofice block. Cour-
teous an dcompetent BARRIERS and
customers are always satisfied.
The remains of J. X. Connors, the
aged man who died at the home of
his son near Rhone, will start tonight
on No. on the long journey to the
old home of the deceased at Herr
nicer, n. II.
Take a trip to Ouray Sunday. July
16. with the Modern Woodmen of
America. Round trip SO. Full par
ticulars can be had by applying to
T. +. Flucken. A more delightful
pleasure trip could hardly be
planned.
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Emma Wadsworth, on the cor
-
nue., the ladies of the Congregation
al church will give lawn social. A
general invitation is extended to the
public to attend. Ice cream and cake
VIII be served for 15c.
Mrs. l.. w. Henderson. mother of
Mrs J.. r. Ingersoll, was an arrival
in the city last night from visit
to her old home at Talladega, Ala.
Mrs. Henderson has made her home
with DR.. and Mrs. Ingersoll for a
number of years, and her home-com-
ing will give pleasure to many warm
friends.
September has been selected as
Watermelon day at Rocky Ford. This
unique festival always attracts thou
sands of people to Rocky Ford and
great quantities of Rocky Ford mel
ons, the equal of any grown, are
served free to the people. Water
melon day is always a great day in
Rocky Ford.
Ralph Rothganger was arraigned
before Justice Byers this morning,
charged with petty larceny. Accord
ing to the complaint, he had stolen
pair of shoes. Rothganger has been
on a drunk for several days and was
unable to give much information as
to his actions. The judge gave the
defendant a 10-days Jail sentence.
Is that so? Never traded at the
Primrose Jewelry & Music Company's
store? Well. if you want to be treat
ed right. you want to trade there.
They make a speciality of remodel
ing and resetting old rings. Watch
and case repairing. We make your
old jewelry look like new, and our
prices and work are right. Just ar
rived-a complete line of kodaks and
supplies.
The Eagles Booster Club expect
to fight to the last trench to secure
the national Eagles home for Grand
| Junction. They are going down to
Denver to the national convention
next month to boost for your city.
Help pay the expenses of the trip by
going to the Auditorium on the ev-
ening of July Z and Is. and enjoy
/ ing tn finest line of moving pictures
ever brought TO the city. The ad-
mission prices are nominal.
! The handsome flower pillow that
was presented to Los Angelina, the
| fast running horse of II. G. Bedwell
which won the Derby on Friday. Ju-
| ly Z, is on exhibition in the windows
l of Haskells drug store The base
work of the pillow is a little red flow
/ er and the words, Derby. July Z
/ 1906" are in white flowers. 1t is
/ a handsome remembrance of that
great event in which a Grand June
! tion horse and man figured.
! William Weiser, who recently
graduated from the law department
/ of the Stanford University. has en-
tered the law office of Samuel ~
4 Wheeler. and will assist Mr.. Wheel
er in his practice Mr.. Weiser grad
uated from the Stanford University
with the highest honors, and will
now enter into the active practice
of law in this city, at least for the
present Mr.. Wheeler will be alb
| sent some part of the summer in
camp in the hills. and Mr.. Weiser
will be in the Office for the transac-
tion of any business.
A great many people who read the
| famous weekly, the Saturday Even
ing Post, have read with much pleas
ure and profit the articles entitled
Tales of the Road" by Charles n.
I Crewdson. Mr.. Crewdson is a trav-
cling man and knows from actual
experience of what he writes about.
| This gentleman was most pleasant
visitor to the city today. He rep
resents the Keith Hat Company of
/ Chicago. and was visiting his trade
here today. Mr. Crewdson is a tall.
handsome man, and It ought not to
be very hard for him to make good"
on the road. as his mere personal
presence is an introduction for him
at any time He has a very keen
/ eve. and evidently has been a most
keen observer of men and things.
and especially the former. in his trav-
! els. Mr. Crewdson is having his
/ tales compiled in book form. under
/ the title of Tales of the Road" and
unquestionably the book will have
Il great sale. Not only will this sale
be among members of his own pro
fession. but among the public gener-
ally. as the language of the articles
presents a keen analysis of the bust
. "a of a 4