The daily sentinel., 1905-06-13

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No. was tiliIty-fve minutes late
today.
Mrs. John Borschell is reported
better. She has been i'll for many
weeks.
Mrs. A. R. Jennings will leave this
evening for DeBeque to spend few
days with her parents.
Frank Mason, the proprietor of
the Windsor cafe, had handsome
new sign placed over the entrance
to the cafe.
The rivers are still falling. The
Gunnison is now about 3 feet below
the high water marks,
S3.25 to Ouray and return, June
90. Train leaves d. & r. G. depot
at 6:30 am. June 20. For tickets
and other information, see S. G..
Hum, city agent.
There will be am Getting of all the
graduates of the Grand Junction high
school at the high school building at
s pm. Wednesday for the purpose of
forming an alumni association. The
/ association will include this years
graduates. a cordial invitation is
extended to all to he present.
Mrs. Charles E. Milhollen died
/ last night about 1880 o'clock at her
home about six miles northwest of
time. Mrs. Millhollen was 2S years
of age. The family came TO the val
/ ley from Guthrie Center, Ia, and the
remains Will be shipped to Guthrie
Center for interment. Undertaken
a. l.. Gourley has charge of the re
mains.
George A. Hazelett. footless man.
is in the city today, selling copies OF
his book. Ten Years of Hustling
/ Without Feet" 1t tells of the eX-
/ periences the cripple has had in his
travels throughout the country, as
announced on the title page. the book
/ is not tale of woe. The experiences
are bright and interesting and most
entertaining. The book is neatly
/ printed and handsomely illustrated.
/ Last night the building committee
of the Elks' Temple Association met
at the hall of the lodge and held a
| lengthy session, talking over plans
I for the building. officers of the asso-
citation were elected as follows; Pres
/ ident. Alvin n. Bucklin: vice presi-
dent. J. NJ. Sampliner; treasurer, w.
| p. Ella; secretary of the board Il. NJ.
Hardy. Active steps will at once be
taken to incorporate and to proceed
to securing subscriptions to the stock
of the association, the plan of build
4 ing having been determined upon
several months ago.
Don't miss going to Ouray on the
special train Tuesday, June 20, 6;3O
am. $3.25 for the round trip. S. G
Hum, city agent.
The county fair management an
nounces that all merchants who de
sire to offer articles from their re
spective stocks as special premiums
for displays in the Exhibition hall
can do so. but no personal canvass
for such premiums will be made by
the officials of the fair. All mer-
chants who desire to offer such priz-
es should communicate with the sec
retary as a list of these premium:
will be published in the official pre-
MUM list. which will go to press
July l. Many of the business meT
will doubtless take advantage of this
offer. II is a splendid means of ad
vertising.
a large number of the copies o
the booklet. "The Little Empire oi
the Western Slope" issued by the
Reed Investment Company of Colo
RADIO Springs. have been distributed
: in this city during the past two days
This morning the two big passen
ger cars on which the Eiler's RiI
NanWinkle Company travel, arrived
in the city. and the work of getting
ance this evening began at once. The
large tent has been pitched on the
north side of Main street near the
corner of Second. The performanc,
is given on a large stage, and tn,
seating capacity of the tent is 1900
From all reports the company give.
a splendid and elaborate production
of the great play that the late Jos
eph jefferson made famous The
company is a large one. Between
acts high class specialties will be
given. At noon today the company
band appeared on the streets in at
tractive uniforms and rendered sew
eral very fine selections. The banC
is good one. Following the con
cert a noted trick bicyclist enter
tained a large crowd. There is ev
cry indication that an immense audi
ence will see RIP VanWinkle" this
evening.