The daily sentinel., 1905-06-12

w. c. Allen OF Fruita is in town
today.
A. r.. Craig of Mesa was in town
yesterday.
D. NJ. Landreth OF Palisade was
in town yesterday.
f. f. Packwood of Red Oak. Ia,
is a new arrival in the city.
o. B. Kennedy of Park City, Utah,
is spending the day in the city.
A fine boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hull yesterday.
Hear free band concert by Eiler's
RIP VanWinkle" at monday tomor-
row
NJ. G. Talley of Fruita was in
town on a business trip this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thomplins of
Durango are visiting friends in the
city.
The city council will meet in reg
ular session Wednesday evening of
this week
See Boyer. the cycling wonder, in
his free unicycle exhibition at noon
tomorrow.
R. J. Bolles. the well known Colo
rado Springs capitalist, is a visitor in
the city today.
Fred Mantey returned yesterday
from weeks visit to his ranch 40
miles northwest of the city.
Harry Brown and Joe Schlebt,
well known mining men of Eureka.
Utah, We're in town yesterday.
Big crowds were out Saturday
night to hear the band concert The
program was excellent throughout
A large number of ladies' and gen
tlemen were out Saturday evening to
enjoy the dance at the Auditorium.
Saturday the Sullivan Sisters
closed out their millinery business
and vacated the room in the Lyons
block.
Emery II. Breeder and John X.
Norris of Corydon, Ind. are in the
city for a short stay. They are tour
ing the west.
w. NJ. o'Brien and several other
gentlemen, all of Chicago, were in
the city yesterday. They are en- route
to the far west.
Phil Stevens of Hotchkiss, fore
man of the North Fork Times of
flee, is in the city today, visiting the
newspaper Offices.
Herman Hoesch of the Flying
Dutchman Mining Company is visit
ing the properties of the company
near Eureka, Utah.
This evening a lawn social will be
given at the home of Dr. and Mrs
Bull by the young ladies of the Con
gregational church
Tomorrow evening Eiler's big COM
pany will give their production of
RIP VanWinkle" in this city. A big
crowd will witness the performance
The work of clearing and repair
ing the Ruby tunnel is progressing
rapidly. The tunnel will not be ready
for use for several days yet, how
ever.
City Clerk Conley will not return
home this week from his visit to Dix
on, ILL.,, as he intended to do He
writes that he will prolong his visit
another week or two.
1t is very probable that several
hundred people from Grand juno
tion will go to Glenwood Springs Sat
urday, Strawberry day. Both rail
roads will run special trains.
Charles S. Newton of the Grand
Junction Electric Light G Gas Com
pany returned yesterday from Den
yer, whore he attended the big con
vention of electric light men.
Last night Miss Polly, who recent
ly returned from the Philippines.
where she was engaged in teaching,
delivered an interesting address on
the life and manners of the Filipinos
at the Congregational church. The
address proved very entertaining to
a large audience. Miss Polly had
many Interesting experiences while
in the Philippines.
John Martin and Miss Cora d. Nee
ley, both of Richardson, Utah, were
united in marriage Saturday even
ing at the Grand hotel in this city.
Rev. Eugene H. Smith of the First
Methodist church performed the GER
emony. Mr.. and Mrs Martin left
Sunday morning for their home in
Utah, The groom is engaged in the
business at Richardson.
The Grand river is gradually fall
ing. but it is still of enormous proper
tons. The last rise has been very
damaging 10 a number of the resi-
dents of Crawford addition. A cot
tage at the end of Main street. on
the south side, next to the river. has
been threatened with destruction for
several days. The yard is complete
ly under water and for time the |
water completely surrounded the
house. The family have remained
in the house, Much damage is report
ed all along the course of the river. |
Prof. E. e. Cole of the high school
has received the credentials for |
first and second scholarship i'm both |