The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-11

\. r. Craig, OF Mesa, is in town to-
day
No. was over an hour late last
night.
The Ell1s meet this evening in reg
ular session.
A. G. Mann was visitor in Pail
SADIE yesterday.
E. B. Ganse. of Silverton. was in
town yesterday.
W. A. Lingbane. of Minturn, was
in town yesterday
Saturday was big day with many
of the business men.
d. l.. Edwards. of Meeker. is in
town on a short business trip.
NJ. II. Loeffier spent yesterday in
Glenwood Strings with relatives.
Il. l.. Beeson. of Rifle, spent yester-
day with friends in Grand Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Cavanaugh, of Pa
onia, are visiting with friends in the
city.
The Christmas number of the high
school record will be distributed this
week.
There was a big crowd out to the
dance at the Auditorium Saturday
night.
Charles c. White. of the H. G.
Bedwell company spent yesterday in
Fruita.
pretty little daughter arrived this
morning at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed w. Cotes.
City Attorney y. E. Coles has been
very sick for several days at his home
on Ouray avenue.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. George
Yates, yesterday fine daughter,
weighing nine pounds.
The county commissioners adjourn
ed Saturday afternoon after being
in session several days.
Many of the visiting Knights OF
Columbus took in the sugar factory
and smelter yesterday.
John J. Hessler. George w Kill
mack and r. B. Bowbridge, of Mack,
were in town yesterday.
The temperature did not get very
high at any time yesterday although
the sun was out all day.
Frederick Warde, the distinguish
ed actor, arrived last night and is a
guest at Hotel La Court.
ID. w Richardson and l.. r. La
throp. came down yesterday from
Cimarron for a short visit.
Quite a large number of stocf
holders meetings are scheduled to be
held within the next month.
D. l.. Edwards of Meeker. prom
nent citizen of that thriving little
mountain town, is in Grand Junction
today
The new coat of paint being placed
on the old Fair building makes quite
a pleasant change in the appearance
of that building.
Following Frederick Warde the
next attraction on the lecture course
will be John b. DeMotte, the famous
scientific lecturer.
Henry II. Rhone placed a hand
some new bookcase in his law Office
this morning to hold a large number
of new books he has just received.
George II. Hilbert has sold his in
terest in the Star grocery on South
Fourth street to Charles Meade and
will leave this week for California TO
Join his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Lee returned
to Glenwood Springs Saturday night
after very pleasant visit of two days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burnett of
the Grand hotel.
The new front to the Fleming &
Lamb store has been completed. It
is modern and handsome and adds
much to the attractive appearance
of that business house.
l.. B. Carr. of Denver and A. H.
Brown. of British Columbia We're Wis
ltors to the city this morning. Mr.
Carr is a well known mining engi-
neer and was en- route to Telluride.
Yesterday at the Methodist church
nearly $500 was subscribed to the
Christian education fand which goes
to the Denver University. This col
lection for educational purposes is
taken annually.
The new hardware store of Field
meier e. Moore opened today for bust
ness in the old Fair block. The gen
tlemen have very large stock of fine
hardware and promise to do sue
successful business from the very
start
l. \. Nearing, of the La Court re-
ceived message yesterday from his
nephew, Howard Filidtreau stating
that his mother was now improving
and out of danger. The young man
will leave his Michigan home in few
days for Colorado.
The program carried out last night
at the A. NJ. e, church by the Citi-