The daily sentinel., 1905-07-08


Assessor L. II. Breeze has been
very i'll again. but is reported much
I better today
bennett Ella. son of w. p. Ella.
went TO the Sleeper ranch today to
spend several days.
Gun medal calf shoes for men ami
boys at the Colorado shoe store. Ev-
cry pair guaranteed.
Today has been the quietest Sat
urday Grand Junction has had in a
long time. Very few country people
have been in town.
NJ. b. Hoffman, travelling freight
agent for the Missouri Pacific rail
way, is greeting his friends in the
city today and looking af,er the in
/ terests of the road.
One man charged with being drunk
and disorderly was arraigned before
Judge Sweeney this morning He was
/ given the usual fine, and he paid the
amount and was released.
DR.. f. c. Clark, the dentist, did
not leave yesterday Tor the east. He
states that he is not going to take
an eastern trip. hut viii probably
leave next week for visit to points
in the west.
Montrose Press: Mrs. c. w.
Smith of Grand Junction, who spent
a few days with her mother, Mrs.
S. A. Lick, left for Denver Mon
day to be in attendance at the Ep-
THE Declaration of Independence"
is the subject selected by the social
lists for their joint meeting, to be
held in the City park at 3 pm. Sun
day, July 3.
worth League convention.
! Rapid progress is being made on
] . I,.a Ia
| this city who visited that section of
the country few days ago state that
the hotel is of very large proportions
and will contain probably one hun
| dred gust rooms Cement is being
used in the construction work
The family of Timothy Manion.
the well known mining man, accom-
panied Mr.. Manion home from Utah
| yesterday Mrs. Manion and the
children have been in California for
the last year, spending the greater
! part of that time at the beautiful
/ little city of Fresno. They will
| shortly take possession of their res
idence on the corner of Sixth street
and Gunnison avenue.
There was much enthusiasm
evinced at the meeting of the Eagles
last night over the proposition to
have the national Eagles home es-
tablished at Grand Junction. Addi-
tional committees were appointed to
take the necessary steps toward lay
ing the claims of Grand Junction
before the national convention in
proper and convincing manner. The
| session last night was largely at
tended.
The Excelsior flexible sole shoe at
the Colorado shoe store. None bet
ter made.
Prof. and Mrs. \. b. Commons.
who arrived from the west last night,
visited Superintendent Burton and
family at the Indian school last
night For over three years Prof
Commons held a position under Su-
perintendent Burton at the school at
Keen's Canon, Ariz. Through the in
fluence of Superintendent Burton,
Mr.. Commons has secured promo
ton, and takes up the duties of a
splendid position at Fort Lewis, this
state.
Misses Margaret and Ida Keller of
Lancaster. o.. arrived in the city this
morning for an extended visit with
their sister, Mrs. DIR. Ursa s. Abbott.
The young ladies have been touring
the far west, visiting the Portland
exposition and other points of in
terest They left their home in Ohio
SeNeIdl weeks ago. MISS lua hrllef
will be employed as teacher in the
city SCHOOLS this fall, having been
elected to position at the last meet
ing of the school board.
Yesterday evening j. Il. Holden.
the young man who had his foot
seriously injured while riding the
rods of a car on passenger train No.
I Thursday night. left on No. for
his home in Pueblo. The young fell
lows story about his father being
the superintendent of the Denver &
Rio Grande freight offices at Pueblo
proved true. The father wired trans
portation arrangements, in response
to a telegram sent by the injured
man, yesterday afternoon. DR. Tay-
lor stated that the young fellow was
getting along very nicely when he
left the city. Such a frightful eX-
perience and narrow escape should
cure the young man of the hoboing
habit.
Glenwood Springs has first class
base ball team and so has Grand
Junction, The two teams will cross
bats Sunday afternoon at the fair
grounds, 1t will be the best game of
the season. Admission csc.
Montrose Enterprise: Mayor Bunt-
ing of Grand Junction has had a so
cialist named Sawyer arrested for
public talking in the City park on
Sunday afternoon. The mayor takes
the ground that the City park is
public place where people like to
go on Sundays to rest and enjoy
themselves. and that no public
speaker has a right to annoy these
people by forcing his own political
doctrines upon them, thus causing
them to stay away from the park
provided by the city for them. There
is good doctrine in the position of
the mayor of Grand Junction, as the
City park is place of pleasure. OIL
course, under this ruling. any public
speaker on religion, politics or any
thing else of such nature will be
kept out of the park.
Just arrived everything in the
lloday line. Film packs and adapt
ers-the most complete line ever han
died in the city. The Primrose Jew
elry & Music Company.
Is that so? Never traded at the
Primrose Jewelrv & Music Company's