The daily sentinel., 1905-04-07
stranded in Honolulu" tonight.


G. V. store.
DR.. l.. NJ. Taylor of Fruita is in
town today.
William F. Cross of Palisade was
in the city yesterday.
No. was one hour and thirty min
utes late this afternoon.
The C. V. store is having a big
sale. You cant afford to miss it.
Isaac Garfield and wife of De
Beque are visitors in the city today.
Discount sale now on at the C. V.
store. Ends April 10. Don't miss
it.
J. /. Wigton of Seedalia. Mo. is
in town He will spend several days
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. strickler OF
Lodge. Kan. were arrivals in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel of Alamosa.
Colo, were the guests of friends in
the city yesterday.
Howard Fletcher left today for his
old home at Cherokee. Ia. where he
will spend some weeks.
/ Miss Dorothy Osborne entertains
number of friends this afternoon
at her home on East Main street
II. ID. Wood, the well known bust
ness man of DeBeque. was in town
yesterday on a short business trip.
The Grand hotel entertained -
es but that the Grand is FUN up.
No. 4, the passenger train due
about midnight. was seven hours late
last night, arriving here about am.
Mrs. Dr. G. f. Cowell is entertain
ing party of ladies this afternoon
at her home. Rose Terrace. east of
the city.
This evening the directors of the
Chamber of Commerce meet in reg
ular weekly session at the Offices ov-
er the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Wheaton of
Durango pasesd through the city to-
u"s anu Hpeht StNtlhl hpNlS WIN
friends here
The Western Colorado Academy of
Science held its regular monthly
meeting last night in the Office of the
president. DR.. S. NJ. Bradbury.
b. ANDERSON, Rio Grande engin-
eer on the first district of the sec
ond division, running from Minturn
to Tennessee Pass, is in the city on
a visit to friends.
A. J. McCune. formerly of this city
and at one time state engineer, is
visitor to the city today. Mr.. Me
Cune finds many notable changes go
ing on in the city.
The colored people deserve large
audience this evening when they pre-
sent at the Park opera house the
two-act musical comedy Stranded
in Honolulu. The entertainment
will prove most satisfactory one
and the proceeds 20 to worthy
cause.
Glenwood Springs Avalanche: MAY
Thomas and Buena Bell of Denver.
who have been visiting in Grand
Junction. arrived this morning as the
guests of Mrs. X. c. Voorhees,. The
girls will remain here couple of
days before returning to their home
in Denver.
The remains of George Stuart. a
well known engineer who was killed
Q m n
Inferred and shipped by Undertaken
Gourley from Grand Junction to
Leadville this morning, where they
will be laid TO rest in cemetery in
that city. The remains of child
of Mr.. Stuart We're also sent to Lead
vile by Undertaken Gourley.
The officials of the Denver & Rio
Grande system have sent out notices
to the stations along their line. to the
various employees of the road. stat
ing that representative of the In
ternational Correspondence Schools
will stop in the various towns with
his special car and give free lectures
to the people The letter adds that
the company requests all the employ
es to take advantage of these talks
whenever possible. Most of the work
viii be along railroad lines and will
contain some practical information.
Thomas Young, an old-time knight
of the grip and friend of the writ
er is most pleasant visitor TO the
city today. For many years Thomas
Young and Robert Clampett, both
Scotchmen and men of large mold
physically and mentally, Travelled to-
gether in this western country. FL
nally Clampett, who was the soul of
wit. went to California to reside on
account of the Illness of his wife.
and ever since the remaining mem
Der of the duo of mseparabIes has
been like a lost sheep. Mr.. Young
states that in the course of month
he will take special trip to Califor-
mia to visit his old friend. and he
anticipates a splendid visit with his
old chum