The daily sentinel., 1905-06-17

r. H. Bancroft of Palisade is in
town this afternoon.
j. j. Meyer, Jr.. and wife of Paon-
la are in the city on short visit.
w. p. Arthur well known citizen
of Paonia, is in town today.
Mrs. Ruth Currie left Thursday
for Chicago, where she will reside.
w. C. Struthers left yesterday for
Denver to take in the races at Oak
land
Work on the new parsonage for
Mrs. and Mrs. W. E. Marchant of
Fruita were visitors in the city last
night
The Eagles held an important
meeting last night. The attendance
For transfer wagons telephone
Barton & Platt. They are prepared
to move anything. either heavy or
light. Rates reasonable.
Tomorrow at the fair grounds the
Rhone base ball team and the Grand
Junction team will cross bats. An
interesting game is promised.
An immense modern and burglar
proof safe was received by the bank
at Fruita this week, to take the place
of the safe the burglars partially
wrecked several weeks ago.
Misses Helen Newton and Helen
Bunting were among the large dele
CATION of Grand Junction people that
went to Glenwood this morning. They
will return home Monday.
Samuel n Wheeler and J. NJ. Sam
pliner will be among those who will
go from here to attend the great
democratic pow WOW in Denver next
week. Mr.. Wheeler is a member of
the state central committee from this
county.
Barefoot sandals can be found on
" at the Colorado Shoe Store. All
sizes. for adults or children. These
are not fads. They are a sensible
form of footwear for the summer
months.
George J. d. Williams returned
home today at noon from his visit
TO Council Bluffs. la. Miss Deborah
Gordon. his niece, accompanied him
home and will be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Williams for some time
Mr.. Williams enjoyed his short va
cation trip hugely.
Yesterday afternoon the w. c. 7.
L. held an interesting meeting at
the Presbyterian church. The at
tendance was quite large. The an
nual report of the work accomplished
by the local organization was read
and proved very satisfactory to all
present The w. C. T. U. has
strong organization in this city.
X. II. Skeggs, the well known tel
egraph operator at the Union sta
tion, with his family, will leave to-
morrow morning for Cimarron, where
-, 4 a.
in the cool of the mountains. Mrs.
Cora McClurg and Mrs. Harry
Treague will accompany Mr.. and
Mrs. Skeggs
On July .. G, : and the Worlds
Fair Midway Carnival Company viii
present its many attractions in this
city under the auspices of the Cham
Der of Commerce. a large amount of
matter will be put out in
a few days. The company carries
large number of first class shows and
gives several splendid free attrac-
tons each day.
who has been sick for some time with
typhoid fever and has been in the
hospital, is back at his old place as
manager of the c. ID. Smith drug
store here. Mr.. Crosby has made ar
rangements to bring his family here
from Colorado Springs. They will
move into the new brick house near
Mr.. Innes' place. which was recently
built by Mr.. Woodruff.
The Meneley Quartet. which
VIII be heard in concert at the Con
gregational church on Tuesday even
ing. June 20, is an attraction of the
highest order. The members of the
organization are artists of brilliant
m ha "a
led one, consisting of vocal and in
strumental music, readings and inn
presentations. The admission prices
are very low-25c and 15c.
Every article repaired by us leaves
our shop looking like new. We have
the best facilities in the city for max
ing all kinds of jewelry to order
Bring in your old gold and have 1t
made into something that you can
wear We guarantee all our work
Our prices and our work are right.
Primrose Jewelry & Music Company.
Fruita Record: Arrangements are
being made this week by the Fruita
Bank Building Company for the pur-
chase of the two lots on which now
stands the Nichols Brothers livery
barn. On this grounds and the two
lots they already own they will erect
a 2-story cement building, which is
to be 100X100 feet. This will make
a beautiful and substantial structure
and will add much to the appearance
of the town.
r. c. Walker and daughter, Miss
Estelle, left this morning over the
Colorado Midland for Denver Miss
Walker will make an extended visit
with friends in Denver and at Boul-
der, and will attend the Boulder
Chautauqua. returning home about
July 10. Mr.. Walker will spend
few days with old-time friends in
Denver and then go to Boulder on
a business trip. After visiting other
cities of that section of the state. he
will return home about June %,
w. H Crissman of Green Ridge,
Mo, brother of l.. l.. Crissman. for
merly a well known citizen of this
city. but now of Fruita is in the val
ley visiting his brother and family.
Mr.. Crissman is the editor of the
Green Ridge Local News, and is
prominent citizen of his home town
He had not seen his brother for 12
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