The daily sentinel., 1905-11-03

Montrose, Is in town today.
Attend the hair brush sale at the
c. d. Smith Drug company's store.
w. f. Negal, of Glenwood Springs.
came in last night for short visit
s. Il, Vols, the hardware man, left
last Ijght for Denver on a short
business trip.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs Carlyle
Gatewood entertains at her home on
East Grand avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Valentine. of
Meeker. are the guests OF friends in
the city, arriving last night
Our best 35-cent comb given away
free with each hair brush costing 81
and over. G. d. Smith & Co., drug
gists.
DR.. s. NJ. Brandbury has resum-
ed the practice of dentistry for the
winter and can be found at his Office
over the Fair store.
Hear the famous Madrigal Lady
Entertainers tonight at the Auditor
ium. One of the finest musical or
ganizations ever in the city.
Conductor David II. Killen and
wife left on No. G last evening for an
extended trip through the east. They
VIII he out of the city several months.
j. C. Plank will accompany his
daughter, who has been i'll for many
months, to Denver this week where
she will receive medical care in one
of the hospitals
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce meet this evening at the
office on Main street in regular week
ly session. Important business Will
be given attention.
There will be meeting of the
Grand Valley Gun club this evening
at the Office of T.. n Case. Full at
tendance is desired. Important bust
ness. ID. Ramsey, president.
Tonight. Auditorium. One of the
finest musical attractions on the road.
Four highly talented ladies. Musical
instrumental and vocal, and readings
make up a splendid program.
The entire evening was a musical
treat when the Madrigal Lady enter
tainers were here. Piano solos, duets
violin solos and vocal numbers. both
quartette and solo work were all
cleverly done and every effort was
heartily encored Herald. Oskaloosa,
this evening at the Auditorium.
The adjuster of the Union Assur-
ance company of London, is i'm town
adjusting the loss of A. r. Wells.
whose residence was destroyed by
fire Sunday afternoon. The matter
viii be settled today. w. 5. Wal
lace is the local agent of the com
pany. Two thousand dollars insur-
ance was carried on the home and
its contents.
Word was receiver in this city this
morning that Mrs. Ellen Quinn, for
merly "A pionerr resident of this city,
had died at Salt Lake this morning
aged ~ years. The deceased was
the relict of the late Daniel Quinn
and had but recently made a visit
to this city. Eleven children sur
vive her, the major portion residing
in Salt Lake City. Her son, Dee
Quinn left for Salt Lake this morning
to make arrangements for her
funeral. She resided in this city for
~ years.
j. A. Byron. of Denver is being
checked in as the joint gent of the
Denver Il Rio Grande and Colorado
Midland at the local station Mr..
Byron has been in the service of the
Denver & Rio Grande for years, be-
ing brought to Denver during the
administration of J. II. Herbert as
general manager. He is very popu-
lar with the railroad men of the state
and will doubtless prove very salts
] factory to the railway companies and
their patrons as joint agent at this
place. Mr.. Byron assumes full re-
sponsibility and authority as joint
agent He was succeeded in Denver
by Mr.. Smith, of Aspen. who in turn
was succeeded by j. NJ. SilcoX, for
mer JOINT agent at this place.
If person We're looking for a
community that would give him new
/ life and energy he had better visit
/ Grand functions varied Industries
that are springing UP. They have
! foundrles. four mills. cement fac
{ tories and numerous other promising
manufactures that the people of the
western slope had better pay attention
to- The city is destined to become
manufacturing center and 1t is
something that is very much needed
| in the western part of Colorado. We
need Grand Junction as manufac-
| turing center. and we hope to see its
population increase from the present
/ Z 900 to 1000 during the next five
years Jealousy should entirely dis
appear from the surrounding towns
and when the newspaper published in
any of the towns near Grand June
! tion have occasion to mention II. II
should be with the idea of boosting.
] She is a coming city and you had
better take hold of the tow line
/ Glenwood Avalanche.
Mayor Bunting OF Grand Junction
appointed n number of extra police
men to try to govern the boys from
making Halloween nightmare to
the grown-up people. The boys made
n hoWlinE nlBnt OF II just the same.
I Mayor Bunting has taken a very enor-
getic and active part in the govern
ment of Grand junction and the i'm
provements that he has inaugurated
will remain with the city for all time.
A. II has been the habit of former ad-
ministrations TO allow paper and
other articles to roam over the street
at will Mayor Bunting has inaugu-
rated system that keeps the streets
and alleys as clean as possible. On
the main street the improvements are
noticeable The dust storms that
have made visitors swear seem to
have been somewhat conquered. We
I wish to say To Brother Newton Of
the News that he overloolIs the many
viEtues of Editor Bunting that poll
tics should not stop him from writing
about. Glenwood Avalanche.
The Sentinel is in receipt of a
+. letter this morning from Rev, j.
George Gibson, of STn Francisco, Cal
4. ifornia, requesting attendance upon a
bazaar. to be held in Emmanuel Bap-
] tist church. The name of Rev, j.
+. George Gibson has almost gone out OF
the mind of the general public