The daily sentinel., 1905-09-01

There was no session of the
police court this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. shick left
last night for their home in Ne
braska.
Edwin A. Haskell left this
morning for Delta. to do some ad-
vertising for the fair.
Don't fail to see the "Spinsters
Return tonight at the opera house.
The sequel or companion piece to the
show last night.
There were large number of
tourists in the city this morning
who arrived from the west and went
out over the narrow guage.
W NJ. hampton. of Denver. as
sistant general freight agent of the
Rio Grande road, passed through this
city this morning for Salt Lake city.
Tomorrow Secretary Fisher of
the Fair association will send a man
into the Plateau country to distrib-
ute advertising matter for the COM
ing event.
The Right Rev. F. s spaulding.
Bishop of Salt Lake, will be in Grand
Junction next Sunday and will preach
both morning and evening in st. Mat
thews church
Miss Helen McElroy, who has
been acting in the capacity of book
keeper and collector for Barton &
Platt, left last night for well-earn-
ed vacation. in Denver.
The Grand Junction Business
college will open Tuesday, septemb-
er 9TH at . a. m. Let all who can,
enter then. Night school will be
gin Wednesday. September och at
I p. m.
A. r.. Sampliner and family |
returned at noon today from a Wis |
it to Denver. Mr.. Sampliner has
been absent about two weeks, while |
Mrs. sampliner has been at the home
of her mother for month or more.
A funny. funny show. VIII be
the "Spinsters Return, at the opera |
house. Given by the Daughters of |
Rebekahs. Fifty people in the cast.
Entirely different performance from |
that of last night. Prices %, 80 and
30 cents.
Walter Graham, son of j. NJ |
Graham. who has been working in |
drug store at Stirling, was an ar
rival home yesterday Mr. Graham |
may make his stay permanent in this
city, as he finds few better towns
than Grand Junction.
w. J. Spaulding. of the firm
of Bacon Spaulding. proprietors OF
the Elite Candy store. purchased to-
day the interest of Mr.. Bacon in the |
business and hereafter will be con
Quoted by Mr.. Spaulding alone. Mr.
Bacon was compelled TO sell his in
terest and TO remove to lower al
tude on account of the i'll health of
his wife.
&C. S. MaAteer. of Findlay, Ohio.
who came to this city during regis
tration period to seek farm in the
Uintah, left at noon today for a trip
through the northwest Mr. Me
Ateer is n friend of II. NJ. Horn. OF
the Sentinel force, and is young
man who desires to engage in bust
ness and may return to this city
after trip through the northwest
He is greatly pleased with the Grand
valley and the prospects for Grand
Junction.
Mr. and Mrs. James e. Bag
gort, residing at 434 South avenue.
arrived home yesterday from an ex-
tended trip through the far west
They took in the Lewis and Clark
exposition at Portland, then visited
Seattle, Walla Walla and other cit
les of the northwest. Later they
went into California and spent some
time on the coast The trip was OF
about eight weeks duration and was
thoroughly enjoyed by both Mr.. and
Mrs Baggort.
John Fitzgerald. one of the con
stant drunks who is hauled up per
lodically before the uolice court. got
ON another spree yesterday and OF
course landed in the city Jail last
night. Fitzgerald got into a mix with
the Italians in the southern portion
of the city and the result was
shot was taken at him by the irate
foreigners and then he was badly
beaten over the head. 1t was
thought best to let him 60 instead
of incurring any expense for the city.
Judge Gustave Van Hoorebeke.
president of the Union Trust and
Banking company, is home from his
trip to Vernal. where he said he filed
on very desirable claim. He has
no bad words to say of that country
whatever and thinks that great
many of the people who went to I
vernal and failed to file were foolish
in not fling while they We're there.
He says that the country is a virgin
one and he is not in the least dis
appointed as TO its condition. He
thinks that within a few yoais the
lands will be as productive as they
are in the Grand valley, so soon as
arrangements for securing water are