The daily sentinel., 1905-07-11


c. B. Garfield of DeBeque is in
town today.
Frank Curtis of Paonia is visiting
friends in town.
The odd Fellows meet this even
ing in regular session.
E. F. Money. has re-opened the
Railroad meat market.
Fred Mantey, the saddle manufac-
turer, is spending the week on his
ranch.
c. J. and c. NJ. Nagle of Clarion.
Ia, are among the new arrivals in
the city.
H. c. McMichen. NJ. A. Chapman
and o. d. Marion, all of Salida, are
visitors today
Secretary w. a. Marsh of the dis
trict No. l school board is preparing
his annual report.
Harvey Bucklin and w. NJ. Blakes-
lee left today for an extended trip
through the great northwest.
The typographical union holds a
meeting Thursday evening at 1880
O'Clock at The Sentinel office.
II. r. Plate of Silverton. a prom
inent citizen of that city, is in town
looking after business matters.
Mrs. J. r. Everett of Wichita,
Kan, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Knapp, on Spruce avenue.
A magnificent cash register oil the
very latest pattern was installed yes
terday in Krohn's second hand store.
A party of local Epworth Leag-
uers who attended the great conven-
ton in Denver are expected home to-
night.
Mr.. Keenan,, father of P. A. Kee-
nan, the tailor. arrived last night
from Chilicothe, o., on visit TO
his son.
All the railroads will run excur-
sions to this city on the date of the
performance of the Barnum & Bail
ey circus.
There promises to be a large at
tendance at the Christian church la
dies social, at 44S White avenue,
this evening.
Julius Schmidt left last night for
the northern part of the state of
Washington, where he expects to
find employment.
The arrest and trial of the social
lists have been the leading subjects
of conversation on the streets dur
ing the last two days
H. II. Wilson and Miss Madge viii
son of Hastings, Ia, arrived in the
city last evening and will spend sew
eral days here en- route west.
tIOl- d. II. Allth anu ldhllls
moved into the residence on Ouray
avenue. just vacated by DR.. George
r. Warner. today.
Charles Batium of Willow Lakes,
S. D., was an arrival last night Mr..
Batium is an old-time friend of John
son q Glasco, the real estate men.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Welch of Grove
City, Pa, spent yesterday and this
morning in the city. They are tour
ing the west, and are now en- route
to Portland.
Sunday 10 inches of snow fell on
Battle mountain. between Cripple
Creek and Colorado Springs. The
storm ragged for several hours and
was most terrific.
Great interest is being taken in
the coming session of the city coun-
ell. and there viii probably be a
large number of spectators in at
tendance tomorrow night.
Sections 2 and 3 of the Christian
church will serve you ice cream,
cake and lemonade tomorrow even
ing, if you Will come to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Nell Jones, 44S White
avenue.
The Barnum & Bailey circus will
give their performance on the hospi-
tai grounds near Twelfth and South
streets Gentry Brothers will show
on the lots on South Fifth street just
across the street from the electric
light plant.
Hon. John T. Barnett of Ouray. G
II. Stoiber of Silverton and ii. r.
Plate. a mining engineer. are in the
city today. They left at noon foI
points west of here on the Grand
river, to investigate some placer min
| ing propositions
Asneu DamOcrat. q w Dagppt
made trip into the beet fields OF
the Roaring Fork valley Saturday
and he reports everything looking
prosperous, He figures that we have
the best crop of beets in the Grand
Junction factory district.
Tonight another fine series of Ian
tern slides will be presented at the
| City park by DR.. S. Nj. Bradbury for
/ the Grand Junction Camera Club
Everybody is invited to attend the
entertainment. The series will be
among the best ever seen in the city
| There is no admission charge.
Don't leave town on account of
| the water. but leave your order at
| KROHN'S. 333 Main. for one of their
germ-proof water filters; 20 gallons
per hour, price 81. Larger sizes
| $3.50 and SO. Call and see it work,
Two shipments sold already. Filter
| ing demonstrated at pm. udllN.
! Last night the regular monthly
meeting of the Grand Junction Build
| ing & Loan Association was held al
/ the offices of Secretary Horace 7. De
| Long. II was announced that the
| tenth series had matured and pay
ment to the stockholders in this ser
les was ordered made. other mat
/ ters of Importance We're given atten-
| tion and the session was quite
! lengthy.
There will be held in White water
next Thursday evening, July 13, one
| of the popular Demorest medal con
tests. and the people of Whitewater
should not miss this treat. The
/ speakers all hold silver medals and
/ these will compete for the gold med
al These contests are very popu-
| lar in this city and the young peo-
pie are always greeted by crowded
| house Elizabeth Smith.
An accurate plat of the county bur
! ial ground adjoining Orchard Mesa
! cemetery will be made by the Gour-
| ley Plat Furniture & Undertaking
! Company a rough draft will be
made today. TO be completed later
/ with this plat made. every grave can
] IA, idapt{Rad tbnuub tho f,nrls 1