The daily sentinel., 1905-07-18

last night.
The county commissioners are in
session today.
L. f. Strom of Glenwood Springs
is in town today.
f. E. Johnson. a prominent eiti-
zen of Florence, is in town.
l.. n. Brunston of Gunnison is
spending the day in the city.
George j. Kahn of Trinidad is in
town on a short business trip.
New grocery; new goods; low
prices. r. c. Smailes. 427 Main st.
Another long train load OF gravel
is being unloaded at the new depot.
The best tea and coffee in the city
at r c. Smailes', 427 Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. J. d. Williams
returned last night from their short
visit to Ouray.
George Smith will take his family
up on the Gunnison tomorrow for a
two-weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. D. South of Au-
gusta. Ind, are spending few days
in the city en- route west.
The Civic Improvement League
will meet next Thursday evening at
the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
w. ). Wallace and family will ar
rive home Saturday morning from
the west. They are now in Seattle.
Tomorrow the appealed case of the
Socialist speakers Will be heard be
fore Judge Sullivan in the county
court.
The young men of the Salvation
Army held another street meeting
last evening and were heard by an
immense crowd.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mantey and
daughter left this morning over the
Midland for Norrie, where they will
gnanh cnuaral naNg fishing
Mrs. A. r. Sampliner and two chill
dren leave tomorrow night for
months visit with Mrs. Sampliner's
mother and sister in Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. Davies left
this morning for lola on a fishing
and camping trip. They expect TO
enjoy the outing for week or more.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris. the parents of
l.. w. Norris, will leave this evening
for their home in Iowa, after very
pleasant visit with their son and fam
lily.
S Barlsley and family. who have
spent the last two weeks visiting ct
me homes of w. p. ard f. b. Shott
left last night on No. or Portland,
Ore. where they VIII take In the
fair.
Charles ]. Wright of the Colorado
Investment & Realty Company of
| Colorado Springs was in the city yes
terday, leaving this morning over
the narrow gauge for Paonia and 9TH
er points.
The city council meets in ad-
journed session Thursday evening to
again take up the extension of the
| franchise of the Grand Junction
Electric & Gas Company.
Michael Rossa was arraigned be
fore Judge Sweeney this morning,
charged with carrying concealed
deadly weapons. He was fined So.
and on paying the fine and costs was
released.
James L. Harris left the city last
night on No. LOG for Jersey Shore,
Pa. his old home. to attend the flu
neral of his mother, who died Sun
day. Mr. Harris will be out of the
city several weeks.
Get up at 5:30 some morning and
get your shovel and cut out all the
/ grass and weeds from the ditch in
front of your premises. II will take
but a little time, and you will be
surprised to see the improvement.
AT the special meeting of the Gun
Club last night the program for the
shoot to be held at the fair grounds
during fair week was partially ar
ranged Quite number of the mem
bers were out. and the meeting was
an enthusiastic one.
Glenwood Springs Avalanche: The
Grand junction boosters are to be
congratulated for securing the recog-
milton OF that town for the place OF
registration for the Uintah reserva-
ton. That was good business stroke
and we want to shout for our neigh
hor.
The citizens along Grand avenue
between First and Fifth streets are
to be commended upon the manner
in which they have cleared out the
white clover and weeds growing in
front of the residence properties. The
street is decidedly one of the cleanest
and most attractive in the city
John Cameron has just received a
new orchestra drum, a double-headed
duplex. purchased at the price of
SEQ The drum is perhaps the fin
est in the city. Mr.. Cameron now
has four splendid drums three
snares and one bass-and the talent
ed young musician knows full well
how to use each one of them.
Glenwood Springs Avalanche: Ed
! win Price, wife and baby We're up
from Grand Junction Sunday MIR.
Price is the postmaster of that town
and part owner of the Daily News
/ He says the town is right on the
ulEH NhNt VI pAbobNl ~ tAih h'ANN 90 =
fixing for large population. 1t is
perhaps the most prosperous town
in the state.
Mr. Manifold brother-in-law of
John w. Armstrong, and Wife. who
have been visiting Mr.. Armstrong
and family for several days, will
leave tomorrow for the Plateau val
ley to visit Mrs. Manifold's parents.
From there they Will probably go to
the Grand mesa for a camping trip.
Mr. Manifold taught school in the
valley several years ago and has many
friends here who are enjoying his
visit
Fruita Mail; Grand Junction peo-
pie battle so rarely that when one of
them goes down to the river and
hangs his clothes on limb and goes
in the whole town is aroused, and all
kinds of stories are circulated about
accidental drowning, suicide, etc.
Then the man. in self-defense. has
to write an open letter telling why
he was so reckless as to go near the
water without the consent of the au-
/ thorities.
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