The daily sentinel., 1905-06-30

town today.
Frank c. Newburg OF Fruita was
in town this morning.
j. S. Brown of South English, la.
is new arrival in the city.
w F. Frye and William Hill of
Price, Utah, are in town today.
Miss Minnie Carlyle of Clinton is
the guest of friends in the city.
j. w. Hillman, a prominent citi-
zen of Delta, is visitor in the city.
Mrs. c. l.. Shock has taken charge
of the Southern hotel on Colorado
avenue.
Miss Helen Burnett of Cedar Rap
ids. Ia, is the guest of friends in
the city.
Thomas Bradshaw of Ouray was
an arrival yesterday afternoon over
the narrow gauge.
Mrs. John Williams and Edwin
Williams of Paris, Ill, are in the
city for a short stay.
The Gun Club will hold their reg
ular weekly shoot this afternoon at
the grounds on North Fifth street.
Miss Rieve Stone Ferbrache will
entertain "A party of young people
this evening in honor of Misses Mar
tin and Rosetta, the guests of Mrs.
Otto Forty and Miss Jessie Martin.
The ladies of section ! of the La
dies Union of the Christian church
will hold cake sale at the Crown
Furniture store tomorrow afternoon.
Another shipment of germ-proof
water filters received. Capacities 20
to 100 gallons per hour. 81. $3.50
and $40 each. Krohn's Second Hand
Store.
Prof and Mrs, A. S. Otto arrived
last night from Las Vegas. and are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e. A.
Krohn at their home on East Rood
avenue.
Mrs Catherine Powell of Custer.
S. D., one of the best known and
most brilliant lady evangeiists of the
country. will deliver a discourse at
the Congregation church Sunday
morning.
Mrs. w. E. Benedict and daughter,
Miss Margery, of Bellefourche, S. D.,
are in the city today, the guests of
their friends, Rev. James A. Becker
and family. The visitors are en-
route to the Portland exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. McLuen re-
turned home today at noon from
their extended trip through Califor-
mia and the northwest. They were
out of the city about three months
and the trip was one of great pleas
ure.
Today the children of the Congre-
gational Sunday school are enjoy
ing a picnic on the Book cliffs The
train, carrying perhaps 200 passen-
gers, both young and old, went out
this morning at $50 o'clock over the
Book Cliff railroad. A happy day
was anticipated by all
Mrs. Otto Forty and Miss Dean
will entertain Monday evening at
the Dean & Forty studio on Fifth
street. Invitations were issued yes
terday. Misses Rosetta and Martin
will be the guests of honor. There
will be cards and dancing. The ser
vices of Prof Boyer's orchestra have
been secured. The entertainment
will be one of the brightest social
events of the summer.
Yesterday The Sentinel received a
handsome bouquet of columbines,
the Colorado state flower. from the
Johnson camp on Pinon mesa. sent
to the Office by Mrs. Henry Johnson.
Miss Maria Weir. who has been
spending several days at the camp,
brought down the flowers. The col
umbines are among the prettiest we
ever saw, and The Sentinel is greatly
indebted to Mrs. johnson for these
mountain beauties.
Those coming with summer to this
earth,
Owing to June their day of birth,
With ring of pearl upon the hand
Can health, wealth and long life
command.
We carry a large assortment of
birthstones for every month in the
year. Our specially is resetting and
remodelling old rings. We make new
rings out of our old ones. Get that
old set oyu have slowed away and
bring it in and have it put in a ring
Primrose Jewelry & Music Company.
Reed block.
This morning ole Erickson. ac-
cused of selling the wagon and team
of mules belonging to Henry Bue-
man of the Palisade country, to AL
Schroth snd Chap Fisher, claiming
that the property was his own, was
arraigned for preliminary hearing
this morning in Judge Sweney's
court, Mr.. Bueman having arrived
in the city to appear against Errick-
son. The defendant asked for time
to secure and consult an attorney,
and the trial was postponed until >
pm, and is in progress at the time
we go to press.
Albert Peck, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Peck of this city, who is en-
railroad, with headquarters at Help
er. arrived in the city last night.
Mr.. Peck had a foot painfully in
jured Wednesday while lifting some
heavy express. a large parcel fell
and struck him on the foot While
the injury is not serious. it is of
such a nature that Mr. Peck Will be
unable to attend to his duties for
ten days or two weeks, and he came
TO this city to recover from the in
jury at the home of his parents.
Last night there was a large audi
ence at the Bethel church to hear
the young speakers in the Demorest
gold medal contest. The program
was an excellent one and the efforts
of the young people We're most cred
table. Every one of the five contest
ants did exceedingly well, and it was
indeed a close contest. However, af-
ter deliberate consideration by the
judges, Miss Margaret Cox of Fruita
was awarded the medal. Senator
Horace 7. DeLong, Superintendent
of Schools u. b. Mcclure and Mrs.
a. f, Belden acted as judges About
fifteen people from Grand junction
attended the contest. The audience
was most appreciative and the young