The daily sentinel., 1905-07-17
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The county commissioners Will
meet tomorrow
Fred NJ. Biersaeh of Provo was
in town yesterday.
NJ. G. Woolverton leaves this ev-
ening for Glenwood Springs.
Miss Rena Litton of Fruita visited
friends in the city yesterday
c. p. Whitman of Oklahoma City,
Ok, is a new arrival in the city
The Denver & Rio Grande pay car
reached the city Saturday about noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Woodard of
Aspen were visitors in the city yes
terday.
DR.. and Mrs. H. S. Day visited Gu
T ray yesterday, taking advantage of
i the excursion.
Mrs. John G. Broemser returned
yesterday morning from an extended
{ visit to Glenwood Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Williams
went up to Ouray Sunday on a short
visit. They will return tomorrow.
Rev. F. F. Walters of the Chris
tian church will enjoy his annual va
cation during the month of August.
! Dan Cannon of Cleveland, o., a
well known travelling man, is in town
calling upon the local plumbing firms.
Dan Carpenter, Whipple Chester
and Charles Hawkins were among the
Members of the Elk base ball team
viii meet tonight at o'clock. I'm
portant business. E. Il. Taylor, man
ager.
A. Bergeron has returned 10 the
city and is again receiving orders for
piano tuning at Banister's furniture
store.
Mrs. A. \. Miller and niece. Miss
I Green, OF Chicago, who is visiting at
. I Miller homo the
Ouray excursionists.
Mrs Samuel n Wheeler and chill
dren and sister. Mrs. Jack Hereford
left yesterday for a weeks outing at
Thomasville, near Leadville.
r. L. Magill. the real estate man,
leaves this evening for Colorado
Springs, Denver and Pueblo. He will
be out of the city about ten days.
Bert VanHoorebeke and Lawrence
Barber went up to Glenwood Springs
this morning TO train for the bicycle
road race which will take place on
July %
There will be meeting of the Gun
Club this evening at the office of E
n. Case, to arrange a program for
the shoot at the fair. d. Ramsey
president
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Price and
son went to Glenwood Springs yes
terday Mr.. Price returned last
night, but Mrs Price will spend sew
eral days in Glenwood.
r. l.. MagilI has traded his prop
erty near the sugar factory to Mrs
Lucy NJ. Sanders for 40 acres miles
east of Grand Junction. Magill &
vandalism made the transfer.
Mrs Annie L. Thompson and son
DR.. c. l.. Thompson, of Des Moines
Ia, arrived in the city today on No
/ - rft
sons brother-in-law, Frank Thomp
son, and family.
Don't fail to attend the second an
nual ice cream social to be given by
the men of st. Matthew's church, or
the lawn of the rectory at Fourtf
and White. on Thursday evening, the
goth. Music by the Indian band.
The Sentinel acknowledges receip
of the State Normal School Bulle
tin, issued quarterly by the trustees
of the State Normal School of Colo
rado. The bulletin is handsomel,
bound and contains nearly 800 pages
| Many inquiries came to this of
| fee every hour of the day regarding
| the details of the opening of the re
| gistration Office in this city. Every
body is interested in this matter. Th'
Sentinel will keep the public full!
informed as to all details.
In the window of the Rich Hutch
inson Realty Company Office Is dis
, played a branch of peach apricot
1 taken from the orchard of s. b. Pow
Z ers on Orchard mesa. The branch L
about 16 inches long and bears II
apricots, every one well developed
Charles Thomas of the Bethe
4 community has accepted position
as reporter on the Glenwood Spring
= Avalanche, and took up his new du
ties this morning. Mr.. Thomas is
1 worthy young man with the ambition
4 and talent necessary TO make a sue
cessful newspaper man.
Los Angelina, Guy Bedwell's pop
\ ular horse. won another victory a
] the Colorado Springs races Saturday
The event was a 1-mile handicap
time, 1:45 Y There were three en-
tries. The purse was $3.50. Dur
ing the past ten days Los Angelina
has wone purses aggregating nearly
$1,000
Edwin Tribble of Palisade. con.
nected with J. w. Hugus & Com
pany, was in town this morning. Mr.
J Tribble took in the excursion to Ou-
ray yesterday, and. owing to the fact
that the train reached here many
hours late this morning, Mr.. Tribble
3 and other Palisade people missed
5 connection with the early train and
} had to remain over until noon.
81 w. C. Warner has sold his orchard
! ? miles east of town to w. NJ. Wheel
8 er. Magill & VanDalsam made the
: sale. Mr.. Wheeler is new resident
He spent two months looking over
5 the country around Rocky Ford, Pa
Z onia and Hotchkiss; but on visiting
Grand Junction he decided that this
valley had the other sections beaten
{ and he decided to settle here.
This morning James U. Harris re-
} ceived a telegram from the old home
5 at Jersey Shore, Pa, announcing the
I death of his mother. The telegram
s was sent by Isaac Harris, a brother
! of Mr.. Harris The deceased was "A
years of age and had been i'll for the
past two months. Her condition was
: not critical the last time Mr.. Harris
5 heard from her bedside. and the an
: nouncement of her death was great
5 shock. Mr.. Harris had not seen his
! mother for ? years, as he left the
old home in PENNSYLVANIA in 1884
There has been some delay in is
suing the Booster Book, owing to the
fact that the publishers have been
1 waiting n nll thp infOrmaff ion