The daily sentinel., 1905-07-15

and sport is plenty. Are you with
us?
T. S. venable and wife. Misses Lii
lie and Bessie Venable, and Samuel
Ham of Owensboro, KY, were the
members of the party en- route west
that spent last evening in the city.
Miss Nellie Walker of Marion, Ky,
arrived in the city last night over
the Midland for an extended visit
with her brother. r. c. Walker. and
family. Miss Walker was joined in
Denver by Miss Estelle Walker, who
for the past five weeks has been Wis
ting friends in Denver and Boulder
Those desiring to attend the 23-
mile road race from Basalt to Glen
wood Springs on July 26 can obtain
full information as TO special rates,
prizes and entries by calling at the
Office of the Colorado Midland rail-
way. Special low rates for wheel
men making entries for the race
Mrs. John Stapleton and daugh-
ter of this city are in Gunnison, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Flyin.
c. H. Robinson. the paint man, re-
turned yesterday morning from ten
days visit to MontTose county. He
enjoyed his trip hugely, and reports
everything in prosperous condition
in that section.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Utterback and
hdubuAtl VI Ohss anu
Misses Jennie, Effie and Ruth Not
son of Hamburg. Ia, en- route to the
Portland exposition, stopped over in
the city to visit their old-time friends
William Chandler and family, on
North Fifth street. The party leaves
this evening for the northwest.
Superintendent Waddell of the Uin-
tab Indian schools, accompanied by
Mrs. Waddell, arrived yesterday. and
are the guests of Superintendent and
Mrs Burton of the Teller Indian In
stitute. Mrs. Waddell will leave in
a few days for the east on an extend
ed visit, while superintendent Wad-
dell will return to the Uintah reser-
vation.
Tickets are selling fast for the ex-
cursion to Ouray tomorrow to be
run by the Modern Woodmen of
America over the Denver & Rio
Grande. Such a chance ot visit the
little city way up in the mountains
does not come often. Better decide
to go. The city ticket Office will be
open this evening until nine o'clock
in order to accommodate those who
are late n getting their tickets.
Many inquiries are received at this
Office as to when the commencement
edition of the High School Record
. will be Issued Owing to the fact
size. the publication has been delayed
but will be ready for distribution ear
ly next week. This number of the
Record will contain about GO pages,
handsomely illustrated. and by far
the largest number of the Record ev-
er published.
In the account of the Women of
Woodcraft entertainment the state
ment was made that Mrs. John G.
| Mckinney rendered a piano selec-
ton. This was an error brought
| about through misunderstanding in
taking the program over the tele-
| phone. Mrs Mckinney made an en-
| tertaining talk in behalf of the APP
| pie Blossom Circle, in the nature of
a response to the address of Mayor
| Bunting, her address being the sec
| ond number on the program.
| Durango Democrat: Those who
toll and produce are manifesting a
/ very decided preference for Judge
| Theron Stevens of Ouray as one OF
! the nominees for the supreme bench
and the judge will sure constitute a
nominee that neither his party MOI
his friends will have to explain OF
apologize for. He metes out the law
! as he interprets 1T and has few re-
!. versals and an abundance of concur
rent superior court Endorsements.
! Mr.. Murray and daughter, Mrs
Lynch of Denver. who have beer
n the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Murray of this city for the past thre;
4 weeks, left this morning for theh
home in Denver, accompanied by Mr
Z and Mrs. William Murray. En- route
4 the party will spend several days in
4 Glenwood Springs. Mrs. William
" Murray will make an extended visit
n to relatives in Denver and Florence
before returning to Grand Junction
N while Mr.. Murray Will return in q
few days.
8 Yesterday morning Earl Button
4 the soda fountain man at Haskell s
pharmacy, on arriving at the store
found the bicycle, which had been
stolen from his about ten days ago
standing in front oil the store on
4 the same spot from which II had
been removed. The wheel gave ev-
cry evidence of having been used
{ constantly. Evidently the fellow who
took it had a long trip to make. and
: simply decided to borrow the wheel,
s thinking 1t unnecessary to ask the
I consent of the owner.
Mrs. Willis Smith (nee Miss May
s NJ. Gourley) arrived in the city yes
: terday morning from her home at
5 Los Gatos, Cal. for visit with her
I father, A. l.. Gourley and family.
s Mrs, Smith left today for Pinion me-
sa Where the FAMILY is camping.
{ Her husband, who formerly resided
5 here and is well known throughout
the county. mas just opened a large
5 cash meat market and fancy grocery
I in Los Gatos Mrs. Smith likes Cali
s fornia very much, but states that
I the crops of all kinds will be under
the average this year in that state.
A telegram received at Moffatt,
s Utah. from the secretary of the in
terror at Washington. yesterday,
states that the government has not
: yet designated those points near the
Uintah reservation where the home
5 seekers may register for homesteads
in the Uintah reservation. The dis
s patch states that Moffat, Heber, Yer
J nal and Price in Utah. and Grand
Junction. Colo, are being considered
I by the interior department, and that
each town is putting up a stif fight
| for registration honors. The draft
of the proclamation covering the op-
ening of the reservation and the min
| or details connected Herewith is now
about completed and Will, immediate