The daily sentinel., 1905-07-15
Additional Local


Black currants now ready for mar
ket. Phone 1888. Mendoza ranch.
Assessor l.. II. Breeze continues to
improve, though he is still quite i'll.
Secure tickets for the Eagles
Booster club moving picture show
NOW.
DR.. and Mrs George r. Warner
leave this week for Rifle Falls to en-
JOY weeks outing.
w, r. Lagoon of the Logan Invest
ment Company was an arrival from
Glenwood Springs today at noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Arthur
a visit to Mr.. Arthur's cattle ranch in
Utah.
\ handsome new awning was re-
ceived today by the Boston Shoe
store and viii be placed in position
Monday
NJ. G. Woolverton, who with his
family is spending the summer at
Glenwood Springs, is in town today
looking after business matters.
William Johnson, the young man
who was struck by train between
Mack and Fruita and brought to this
city, is rapidly recovering from his
injuries.
Mrs. Pierce and son William. sis
ter and nephew of Ben J. Snyder left
yesterday for their home in Phila-
delphia, after a very pleasant visit
with the Snyder family.
Orson Adams, Jr., accompanied by
his little daughter, Mildred, and son,
orson. left this morning over the
narrow gauge for Gunnison, where
they will spend a week fishing.
George Hardinburg, the well
known engineer. accompanied by
friend from Dallas 1aft today
for Elk creek, up on the Gunnison.
on fishing and camping excursion.
No meeting of the directors of the
Chamber of Commerce was held last
evening. as a quorum was not avail
able. This is the first time that no
meeting has been held for such a
cause in many months.
An army of flies is coming this
way from Iowa according to letter
received in Denver yesterday by the
state board of health from the Iowa
state board of health, and the Colora-
do people are told TO look out for
them.
Samuel G. McMullin arrived in the
city today at noon from Denver.
where he has been for the last two
weeks visiting his family and look
ing after business of Importance. |
This evening he will return to Gold |
field. New.
A message received this afternoon
announces that Los Angelina, Guy
Bedwell's horse, was the winner in
the 6-furlong running event yester-
day afternoon at Colorado Springs. |
There were seven other entries, but
Los Angelina won easily.
At the meeting of the Eagles last
night 1t was decided TO have a big
social on Friday evening, July 90. at
which time a large number of can
didates will be initiated and received
into membership. Arrangements
will be made for jolly time.
George c. Hunt, the special agent
for the land office, is still in the city. |
He is awaiting orders from the gem
eral land Office. He may go to Glen
wood this evening to remain over
Sunday. Vernal, where the Uintah
land office is located, will be the next
place Mr.. Hunt will visit.
Last evening from O'Clock until
s O'Clock, at the Methodist church,
the ladies of division No. of the La
dies Aid Society served supper. A
large patronage was accorded and |
the ladies realized a neat sum The |
menu was excellent and was served !
in very pretty manner.
The new map of Grand Junction.
made under the direction of the Ra-
mey Investment Company, is com
plete and accurate in every detail |
Only 30 of these maps have been !
placed on sale. and quite number
have already been taken, and the
others will doubtless go at a rapid |
rate.
Judge Joseph P. sweeney arrived |
home today at noon from Denver. |
1, .s.I, f.x.rt rt,.ar
himself for the past week. The judge |
had not had a vacation in a good |
long time. and he made the most of
his weeks stay in the capital city. |
He visited Longmont one day and |
inspected the great sugar and can
ming factories of that place.
The leading article in the weekly |
magazine of the Denver Times of
this week was written by Howard T. |
Lee of Denver. formerly one of the |
of The Daily Sentinel. |
Thoughts of the Old Texas Trail is |
the title of the delightfully."- written
and entertaining story. 1t tells of
the days of the old COW punchers and |
cowboys in Texas 70 years ago. The
article is illustrated by character
istic picture of an old-time cowboy.
Last evening, at her pretty home,
'sWoodlawn," on Orchard mesa, Miss |
Mabel Zellers entertained a small
party of friends at an informal par
ty. Twelve young people went out
from town returning at a late hour.
Cards were enjoyed and Mrs. Ursa
S. Abbott received the ladies' prize,
while the gentlemen's favor was
awarded to Sherman W. Moody. The
served late in the ev
ening were elegant. It was an in
pleasant occasion.
Yesterday afternoon the annual
summer race meet of the WeXter rae
ing circuit in Colorado Springs op-
ened II. G. Bedwell of this city is
there with his string of horses. There
we're four events for yesterday after
noon-one harness and three run
ning-and Bedwell had entries in
two of the running events as follows:
5-furlong dash, Honest John and
Trillium; 6-furlong dash, Los Angel
ino. the winner of the Pueblo Derby,
and Red Chord. There were ten en-
tries in each of these events.
According to dispatches from Salt
Lake City. foreigners have been made
the victims of a smooth swindler.
who offers to sell lots in the Uintah
soon TO be opened for
settlement. for $40. 1t is known
that several Italians were caught and