The daily sentinel., 1905-05-22
Fancy dishes at c. V. Store.

in the city at noon today.
Jas. T. Jakeman. of Gray & Jake
man, publishers and printers of Salt
Lake City, was a pleasant visitor to
the city this morning.
Wednesday J. II. Burdette and
family leave the city for South Dal1o-
ia. where they will again reside on
Mr.. Burdette's large farm near
Brooking.
w. H. Myers of Sal Lake City. gem
eral sales agent for the Utah Coal
Company. was in the city today, ac-
companying W. p. Dale of the Som
erset mines.
Elder George f. Ferrin of Hunts
Vile. Utah, will open series of evan
gelistic meeting on the street corner
tonight Elder Ferrin is of the Nor
mon church.
Matt Stolz. the well known Denver
& Rio Grande conductor, was among
the railroad men from this section
that attended the big convention of
railroad conductors in Portland.
Rev. Miller. pastor of the Baptist
church. and family moved today from
one of the p. A. Rice residences on
West Rood avenue into a residence
on the corner of Sixth street and
Gunnison avenue.
Messrs. L. l.. Green and l.. Rogers
arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing from Bagley. Guthrie county, Ia.
and are visiting with friends of the
Iowa contingent The gentlemen eX-
pect to locate in the valley.
The sale of seats has been heavy
for the class play tomorrow evening
at the opera house, and consequently
the audience will be large. The pro
gram for tomorrow evening consists
of the class day exercises, followed
by the class play.
Ruth, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Mckinney, who has
been seriously i'll for several days,
suffering from typhoid fever, is con-
siderably better today and her con
dition is very encouraging.
The Ramsey brothers are now con
a Groom residence on
Grand avenue, between Eighth and
Ninth streets for John II. Lee of the
Grand junction Feed & Implement
Company. The residence will be
modern throughout.
The finishing touches are now be-
ing placed on DR.. and Mrs. George
h. Warmers beautiful new home on
North Seventh street. The residence
is beyond doubt one of the most at
tractive and one of the most con
veniently arranged houses in the
city. Ramsey brothers were the con
tractors.
Gus Kimerling. machinist for the
Denver & Rio Grande at Minturn. ar
rived in the city Sunday on No. 3,
from Colorado City. accompanied by
his wife and two children. Mr.. Kim
erling and family will spend the
week visiting at the home of J. p.
Morgan on Ute avenue.
Ramsey brothers will begin work
at once on a handsome residence for
John Moore of the Grand Junction
I
house is to be erected on the corner
of Sixth and White streets. 1t will
consist of a full-sized basement and
one and a half stories above the
ground, and will contain eight or ten
rooms. Every appointment will be
modern. The excavation for the res
idence has already been made.
The Wells-Fargo express company
on the first of this month will remove
their present quarters in the Chip
man block to the vacant room in the
Reed block Manager w. j. Burch
of the company in this city states
that Superintendent Young of the
company said that the room would
be handsomely renovated throughout
and the latest in Office furniture add
ed. The Wells-Fargo company desire
to keep abreast with the march of
progress in this city. and their move
for larger and more commodious
quarters is a good one.
Night Marshal c. c. o'Neil and
Night Watch A. T. Wharton are dis
playing most commendable and tire
less energy in the work of ridding
the city of disreputable characters.
Every night they make Il drag net of
the railroad yards and the streets
and alleys. rounding up the hoboes.
Under their care the city is well pa
trolled every night. These officers,
with City Marshal c. II. Wallis, de
serve much credit for their work in
this line. Grand Junction has most
efficient and creditable police depart
ment. The officers are all wide awake
and conscientious in the performance
of their duties.
This morning the committee ap-
pointed by the Chamber of Com
merce to consider the matter of hav-
ing a big Fourth of July celebration
in the city. held meeting and def
nitely decided that such a celebra
tion should be and will be had. The
program was discussed at length and
the details for the various entertain