The daily sentinel., 1905-07-24

Salida
The Mexican drawn work table
cloth which was raffied off last Fri
day night fell TO DIT. f. c. Clark. who
held number u, the winning num-
Der.
viii the gentleman who picked
up The lace handkerchief Sunday
morning. IL am. on Colorado ave
nue.. please return the same TO this
Office
Simon Smith Will leave today
for short rest at the Hannah creek
home of J. A Laurent He antici-
pates a very pleasant outing and fish
ing trip.
The Misses Sadie Erickson.
Blanche Green, Sallie Green and Jos
ephine GLADDEN. were in Glenwood
yesterday, enjoying that citys many
attractions
Waller Walker. the well known
and popular young man who has done
the local work of The Sentinel for
the past year, is taking a much need
the past year, is taking a much-need-
ed rest on Hannah creek.
Mrs. H l. Barnes and daughter
Marie viii leave this evening over
the Midland for Colorado Springs
and other cities. They expect to be
away about three months.
Mrs. Samuel n. Wheeler and sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. Jack Hereford and
children arrived home at noon Sun
day from a ten-days outing spent
in the mountains near ThomasvfIle
Lee A. George Of the Grand Val
ley National Bank returned Satur-
day from TWO week IS camping trip
in the vicinity of the Mesa lakes. He
was accompanied by his wife. mother
and sister.
Miss Pearl Rorick. stenographer
in the office of John J. Lumsden. the
contractor and builder. returned
home yesterday from a delightful Wis
IL with her brothers and sisters at
Guthrie Center, la.
A NJ r. church services tonight.
Preaching by the boy preacher. Rev.
Fowler. All are invited to come and
hear this young minister Of Christ
He will Interest all who hear him
w. J.. y. Baker. pastor.
Never before has any circus
showing in this city been advertised
to the extent that Barnum & Bailey's
great shows have been. Every few
days some new advertising medium
is brought into the city.
&C. II. NanHoorebeke and wifi"
returned from Glenwood last night
on the Midland Mr. VanHoorebet,e
oficiated at the great road race. and
Mrs. NanHoorebeke has been in Glen
wood for the past week
A large number of people from
this city went to Glenwood Springs
yesterday to be present at the great
annual road race The larger part
of them returned on No. 105 last
night, though some remained over
w. D. Davies. the well known
"a ha is fiul OF Tg1
the narrow gauge. sent down a large
mess of beautiful speckled trout yes
terday TO his family in this city He
is evidently enjoying himself to the
limit.
Peter MorEensen. proprietor of
the Rocky Mountain tea store. and
C. II. Robinson spent yesterday Wis
iting with the family of 5. c. Holm
in the lower valley. They report a
restful day.
-DeBeque Bugle: Grand juno
tion is TO be congratulated on being
made a registration point for the,
Uintah opening Its success was
largely due 10 the efforts of The Sen
tinel and the Chamber of Commerce
Of that city.
Madame Costello. the famous
trance medium. who was buried alive.
has established parlors at the Ar
81 &c hbAtAs s9tAhAlA anu h0our NNB
viii be pleased 10 meet all friends
and visitors. Truthfully tells past.
present and future.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kellogg
and Miss Stewart, old acquaintances
of the family of ]. H. Lee in this
city. are visiting that family for
few days They are from Hazel. s
D. and are returning from the ex-
position at Portland
II.
that at least one hundred citizens Of
this city are planning to make the
race for chunk of the Uintah reser-
Yation. The opening Of the reserva-
tion lis going 10 be a money-getter for
Grand Junction and the railroads,
DeBeque Bugle: Guy Y Stern
berg and George Smith the former
a wen known attorney of Grand
Junction, and the latter the promot-
er of the electric railroad from Fruita
10 the Plateau country, We're in De
Beque Wednesday. They drove to
the different oil wells and We're also
looking up some real estate matters. ]
On Sunday. August c. the Eihs !
and Eagles will cross bats at the fair
grounds. The game will be called /.
promptly at . pm. and there prom |
ises TO be some rare sport during the /.
game. All members Of the Elks team 4
are requested to report at the club |
room tomorrow afternoon al O'Clock ]
10 90 TO the grounds for practice.
Canon City Record: Grand |
Junction boosters are feliCitating uy- I
er their success in securing recoEni- l
tion for the Uintah reservation Itl
means collars to Grand Junction no I
tel keepers and big advertisement /
for the metropolis of the western
slope. The Grand Junction fellows /
know how to do things, and they do /
them
The Grand Junction band un-
der the able leadership of S NJ Boy
er. gave a concert on the lawn above 1
the pool al Glenwood yesterday af-
ternoon. The band from this city IS j
favorite with the Glenwood people
and its excellent music is appreciat-
ed by all western slope people
Eighteen pieces composed the band
and the concert lasted over an hour
This evening at the Methodist
church Chancellor Henry NJ Buchtel
of the Denver University will deliver
his great lecture Roosevelt. the
Man" No admission fee will be
charged and all are invited TO attend
fa a a .H