The daily sentinel., 1905-08-25

j. X. Loomis of Ardmore. 1. T.,
is recent arrival.
Fred Gaylord of Rifle is greeting
friends here today.
Mrs. f. Z. Pease of Ridgway is
visiting friends here this week.
Assessor l.. II. Breeze passed a
very bad night and is very low today.
There was no meeting of the
Civic improvement League last night.
Jack Sullivan, the well known
engineer. is very i'll with typhoid fe-
yer.
j. NJ. MeGee and family of Cher
okee, Ia. arrived in the city last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Jones of Des
Moines, la, are visitors in the city
this week.
Frank Dean and family are
spending the week at Enoch camp on
Pinon mesa.
Edgar o'Nen. little son of ]. s.
o Neil, who is suffering from fever,
is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Kempthorn
of Gunnison are guests of Grand
Junction friends.
This evening the directors of the
Chamber of Commerce meet in reg
ular weekly session.
Miss Leslie Wilbur. one of the
teachers in the city schools, mas re-
turned from her eastern visit.
The directors of the Civic I'm
provement League met last night at
the Chamber of Commerce office
The Gourley- Plat Furniture &
Undertaking Company had charge
of three cases of undertaking yes
terday.
Rev. James A. Becker will de-
liver a sermon on the labor question
Sunday morning at the Congregation
al church.
This afternoon another shoot for
the gold medal will be made by the
Gun Club at the grounds on North
Fifth street.
Edward Rider and family re-
turned yesterday morning from the
Plateau valley, where they enjoyed
a two weeks outing.
Walter Jones, who has been very
i'll for the past two weeks, is still in
a serious condition, but there is some
Improvement today.
This afternoon Mrs. George r.
Warner is entertaining a large party
of ladies at her beautiful home on
North Seventh street.
Every pupil entering the Grand
Junction city schools must present a
vaccination certificate. This regula-
ton is strictly enforced each year
Frank G. White, special agent
for the Fireman's Fire Insurance
Company, was in town yesterday call
ing upon the local agent, Horace T.
DeLong.
Ray Hunter left yesterday for
California to enter the Leland Stan
ford University. Mr.. Hunter was
member of the 1905 high school grad
uating class.
Iarga ouIfappo ,,.i1I tl,o
young ladies who will compete for
the grand gold medal at the Method
ist church tonight. Many tickets
have been sold.
Work has started on the hand
some new residence of Henry r
Rhone on the corner of Twelfth street
and White avenue. 1t will be a mod
ern S-room house.
w. II. Platt and DR.. Ramsey re
turned last night from a pleasant
hunting trip in the neighborhood of
the Seiber ranch They were out
of the city four days.
John Mcclure, one of the mem
bers of the 1906 high school gradual
ing class, left last night for Califor-
mia, where he will enter the Leland
Stanford University.
The new Baptist parsonage will
he ready for occupancy by September
/ .. 1t is handsome cottage and will
make most comfortable and pleas
ant home for the Baptist pastor and
his family.
You will miss one of the finest
trips imaginable if you fail to take
advantage of the special excursion to
be run by the Denver a. Rio Grande
from this city to Ouray Sunday On
ly So for the round trip.
Glenwood Springs Avalanche: Ar
thur Wadsworth, Charles Smith and
Guy Bedwell, all prominent business
men of Grand junction, were arrivals
in Glenwood Springs last night. Mr..
Bedwell went down to Rifle this
morning.
Tonight the first grand gold
medal contest ever held on the west
ern slope will take place at the Meth
odist church. Six young ladies', all
holders of gold medals, will compete
for the grand prize. Special musical
features, Admission IS cents and Is
cents.
The work of repainting the old
depot was completed yesterday and
the painting crew left the city for
points on the narrow gauge. The old
depot has respectable appearance
now, and we can, with these improve
ments made, wait patiently for the
completion of the new depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Struthers
and Mrs. Ed Allison, injured in the
runaway accident near Eagle, ar
rived home last night on No. 5. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Allison and
Ed NJ. Hardy. The injured people
stood the trip on the train very we'll
and are getting along nicely at their
homes today.
Last night the remains of Joshua
Clayton. the venerable lawyer of
Great Bend, Kan, who died at White
water, We're brought to this city over
the narrow gauge and shipped east
this morning. Herbert Clayton, who
was with his father when he died
and 7. c. Clayton, who arrived yes
terday from Topeka, Kan, accom-
panied the remains to Great Bend,
This afternoon at 1870 O'Clock
the funeral of Edward Lee, the lit
tie son of Mr.. and Mrs. George b.
Robinson. was conducted from the
residence on East Rood avenue. Rev
J. Il. Weir of the Presbyterian church
conducted short services at the house
in the presence of a large number of