The daily sentinel., 1905-06-29

III a. Kelley oil Delta is in town
today
John Clayton of Topeka. Kan. is
n new arrival in the city.
June, the month of brides and
roses, ends with tomorrow.
l.. w. Rood of Hotchkiss is greet
ing friends in the city today
Samuel \. Wheeler. the attorney,
was in Glenwood Springs yesterday.
X. d. Wood of DeBeque was i'm
town yesterday on a short business
trip.
Try an advertisement in The SEN
tinel's want column. 1t will pay you
every time.
Mrs. c. NJ. Herring of Boone, Ia,
arrived in the city yesterday on
visit to friends.
A. ID. Mahaney, c. H. Mahaney
and A. b. Mahaney of Fruita were
visitors in the city last evening
j. S. Carnahan, the attorney, was
in Glenwood Springs yesterday on
business connected with some water
cases.
Band concert at the City park this
evening. Refreshments will be
served by the ladies of the Baptist
church.
Miss Flo Green vent down to
Fruita yesterday on short visit to
friends. She Will return home this
evening.
County Clerk John B. Mann re
turned last night from a business
trip to Lake City. He has been out
of the city several days.
T. j. Brown. the linotype opera
tor at the News office, will leave to-
morrow evening for a short pleasure
trip TO Salt Lake City and Ogden.
The party of young ladies that
went to the Book Cliffs yesterday on
a picnic returned late in the after
noon after a very pleasant day spent
in the hills.
There will be a large crowd out
this evening at the City park to en-
joy the social and band concert TO
be given under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist
church.
George II. King, who recently pur-
chased the fine A. F. Belden ranch
near Fruita, returned from his Iowa
home last night, accompanied by his
family, and they will reside on the
ranch.
This evening in the city park a
delightful band concert and social
under the auspices of the ladies of
the Baptist church. Come out and
enjoy the concert and partake of the
refreshments.
A pleasant time is guaranteed all
who go to the City park this even
ing. The band will play while the
ladies of the Baptist church will
serve refreshments. Everybody in
vited to attend.
A handsome picture of Mrs. Ralph
Marston (nee Opal Kennedy, an ac-
count of whose marriage appeared
in The Sentinel a few days ago. ap-
peared in the Denver News of yes
terday morning.
Mrs. William Il. Dyke and chill
dren left this week for Denver to
join Mr.. Dyke who has accepted a
position with plumbing firm in that
city. The family expects to perma-
nently reside in the Capital city.
Henry S. Barkuloo has sold his
handsome residence on North Sew
enth street to Mrs. l.. A. Gilbert |
Mr.. Barhuloo will give possession at
once. He expects to start work on
another residence within short
time.
Plans will he made at the meet
ing of the directors of she Chamber
of Commerce tomorrow night for
the entertainment of the Mondell
committee during their short stay
in the city on Monday evening of
next week.
quite a number from this city ex-
pect to attend the Demorest gold
medal contest this evening at the
Bethel church. There will be five
contestants. everyone holder of
silver medal. The contest will prove
very interesting and entertaining
Glenwood Avalanche: with the
bicycle road race July 23, will be
pulled off motorcycle race. En-
tries from Leadville, Aspen and
Grand Junction are on the program
This will be a great event and worth
alone the price of your ticket. Come
and see what motorcycle can do
with a nervy rider on it,
Who are the Eagles Boosters?
They are the people that will give
the big ball at the Auditorium on
the evening of July T. for the pur-
pose of raising funds to assist in de
fraying the expenses of the Eagles !
when they go TO Denver to the ma |
tional convention of Eagles to boost |
for Grand Junction.
The offices of Garrison & Fletcher, |
the plumbers, are being moved today |
from Fifth street to the new location |
on Colorado avenue between Fourth |
and Fifth. The work OF moving the |
shops and machinery is also about |
finished. The firm will have COM
modious and attractive quarters on |
Colorado avenue.
superintendent Vedder OF the wat |
er works, is giving his attention this |
week to those residents of the city |
who nave not connected their prem |
ises with the city sewers, and Mr.. |
Nedder proposes to stand for no fur
ther delay in the matter. The no
tices to connect with the sewer must |
be respected and complied with at
once.
Yesterday the Rhone- Walker Real |
ty Company closed the sale of 6 y
acres of orchard land on Third Fruit |
ridge, belonging to Charles o. Bart |
lett of Cleveland, o., to w. A. Og-
burn and VIM. J. Lacy. for $1,000. |
They also sold two lots in block J !
Keith's addition, on Main street. to
Emma d. Wilson, for $500. The /
purchaser has already commenced |
the erection of house.
In honor of Miss Martin and Miss /
Rosetta, the guests of Miss Jessie |
Martin and Mrs. Otto Forty, Mrs /
William S. Core on Tuesday evening |
entertained a small party of young |
people Progressive whist was en- /
loved during the pvanfpw NT;r.