The daily sentinel., 1905-09-13

DIR. George R. Warner has been
qulle lil for the past three days
henry r. Rhone, of the Rhoue-
walker Realty company is in Rifle
SWING mis- attention to "a real estate
transaction
Mrs. James H. Smith will enter
tain a party Of ladies' tomorrow after
noon at cards at her beautiful home
on Orchard Mesa.
Mrs. Samuel G. McMullin will
entertain a small party of ladies' at
one O'Clock luncheon tomorrow after
noon, at her home on Grand avenue.
Owing to the rains of the past
Two weeks il is very probable that
the harvest OF sugar beets will not
begin before the first week of Octob-
A large number of ladies and
gentlemen have organized a party
for the purpose of attending the
regular Wednesday night hop at the
auditorium.
Antoine Center expects to leave
IN lew days for the Untah reser-
walton to settle upon his claim. Mr.
Center is one of the few Grand June
ton people who drew numbers that
decided TO file and settle upon their
claims.
Grand Chancellor Bennett, Of the
knights OF Pylhias lodge is expect
ed to arrive in the city in a few days
from Colorado Springs to make in
vestigations looking toward the or
ganization of a Knights of Pythias
lodge in this city.
Ali women having pretty baby
clothes whether or not made by
themselves, which are suitable for
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at the coming county fair, will kindly
communicate with Mrs. c. d. Fisher.
phone black 261.
John Wheatley and family. who
recently arrived from Jonesboro.
Arkansas have about decided to per-
manently locate in Grand Junction.
The condition of Mrs. Wheateley's
health made il necessary for the fam
ly to come west. Mr. Wheatley will
probably engage in business in the
city.
Yesterday afternoon at late
hour the trial of the civil case inyolv-
ing the suit OF Mrs, Katie Gleason
Smith against Mrs. Mary Murphy, in
the county court, was concluded.
Arguments were made by the at
torneys and the case was taken under
abvisement by Judge Sullivan and a
decision is expected by Friday.
From the artistic viewpoint as
well as that of fashion. the October
Delineator surpasses even the high
standard it has previously attained.
Many pages are given to the styles
of the month, twenty pages in color
being a noteworthy departure, ad-
ditional space being devoted to the
New York and Paris fashions, set
forth with chic and individuality by
Helen Belkley Lloyd and Edouard
lie Fontaine; and the literary side
household topics and special features
are on an unusual plane of excellence.
The price of the Delineator is 8 cts.
Inquiries made at Fruita today
failed to secure any information re
garding the girl, Jessie Williams, ar
rested at Vernal yesterday morning.
charged with horse stealing and who.
as announced in the telegraphic
columns of the Sentinel yesterday.
stated that she resided at Fruita last
I fall and winter. leaving there in the
early spring. The girl gave her mans
as Jessie Williams when arrested
but admitted that she had assumed
other names at different periods of
her career as COW girl. 1t is
thought that the girl has not made
known to the authorities the name
D huutI MulNu SHe went III tut loMel
/ valley.
In the description of the mag
nificent fruit and agricultural dis
plays made AZ the state fair at Pueblo
the Pueblo Shieftain has the follow
ing to say of the Mesa county exhib-
lit: Mesa county's display in charge
of William Bomgardner is another
/ one that is replete with interest to
fruit fanciers. as in this section are
elaborate displays of foreign grapes,
peaches, plums. cherries, pears, etc,
I The color and quality of the fruit
from beautiful Mesa county is on an
equality if not better than that grown
/ in other parts of the state. The show
ing is an extensive one and does cred
| il to Mesa county. The various agri-
cultural and horticultural commod-
/ tiles on exhibition are viewed daily
Iby the hundreds who visit the build