The daily sentinel., 1905-08-08

-Ye homeseeker, visit the orch
ards of the Grand valley before you
leave town.
w. II. Fisher of Arizonia ar
rived last night for the purpose of
registering.
W. F. Torrens. prominent
business man of Telluride, is visi-
tor in the city.
Charles r. Williams of Denver.
a former resident of this city, was an
arrival on No. 3.
Judge Theron Stevens was
among the arrivals yesterday over
the narrow gauge.
One man charged with being
drunk and disorderly was run in last
night by the police.
The city council meets tomor-
row evening instead of this evening
as announced yesterday.
Oliver Dean, stenographer of
the district court, came down from
Ouray yesterday to register.
Charles 5. Limberg and II. 4.
/ Hockett of Eagle were among the
registration visitors yesterday.
II Victor II. Johnson, Peter Lind
and James o. Kelley. all of Telluride.
were in town this morning TO regis
ter.
-Adelberta A. Ash. editor and
manager of the Center Dispatch of
Center, Colo, is among the days ar
rivals.
Owing TO bad business. the
Handler Vaudeville Company can
celled the two remaining weeks of
their engagement.
Rev. J. NJ p. Martin is looking
after the interests OF the Grand June
tion Business College in the Plateau
valley this week.
Hon. Dexter r. Sapp of Gunni-
son, accompanied by his wife. We're
arrivals in the city last night over
the narrow gauge.
The city authorities have or
dered that all signs stretched across
the sidewalks in any part of the city
be taken down at once.
The ladies of St. Matthews
Guild will give an ice cream and cake
social on the rectory lawn Tuesday
evening. Everybody invited.
Sec the big performance of the
Handler Vaudeville company at the
Park opera house. Two shows every
evening Admission 10, 20 and so
cents.
C. a. Speers the general pas
senger agent of the Colorado Mid
land. was in the city yesterday af-
ternoon looking after the interests OF
his road.
Harry Bogert. the big ranchman
of the Plateau valley, accompanied
by Mrs. Bogert, We're arrivals yester-
day from Mesa and are guests at the
Grand hotel.
The narrow gauge this morning
had several extra cars attached when
IL left the city, carrying out several
hundred people who had been in the
city to register.
Hickman Walker. Charles Nc
Oh
Sunday morning for the Borwin
Camp on Hannah creek to enjoy a
weeks vacation.
Mr. Waldron, a member of the
Denver fire department, was in yes
terday to register. He stated that
quite a number of the Denver fire
men We're coming over to register
1t is estimated that the tour
lists who visit Colorado this season
will eXpend S3,OOO,00O. This es-
innate is made by the real estate
men Of Denver who watch the tour
isl trafic every year.
DR.. #. l.. Rogers and family OF
Perry. Ia, arrived in the city Sat
urday and will make their home in
Grand Junction. The doctor is a
throat specialist and comes to the
city highly recommended.
Mrs w. G. Connolly and chill
dreu arrived home yesterday from an
extended visit to the Pacific coast.
where she has resided for the benefit
of her health for the past two years.
Mrs. Connolly returns much improved
in health.
DIR. w. w. Rowan of Ouray. one
| of the best known residents of the
San Juan country, came in last night
via the narrow gauge. The genial
doctor says he has returned to Grand
Junction to secure that first claim.
No. /. which he says he is sure to
draw.
w T. Connor and John Hyues
OF Guthrie Center, Ia, the first a
prominent real estate man and the
latter a big farmer of Guthrie Coun-
ty. after spending week with
friends in the valley left last night
for Portland, Ore They have many
! friends among the Iowa people of
, the county.
: -Rev. Bernard Rice of this city
$ delivered his lecture-sermon, "The
s Crime Line" at the Presbyterian
I church in Glenwood Springs Sunday
Il morning. There was an immense
s congregation and the Glenwood pa
; pers speak highly of the address.
S Rev, Rice is giving his attention this
: summer to prison reform work.
{ The ice cream cones made by
LuteS, the candy ana ice cream man
5 have attracted much attention, and
: the delicious confectiou has been in
5 great demand whenever placed on
I sale on the streets. The cone, made
s of tempting pastry, is solidly
! packed with some of that fine ice
( cream for which the Lutes parlors
5 are famous. and cone and cream are
( eaten together.
5 -Palsade Tribune; John d.
I ! Secor leaves today on trip overland
s TO the Untah land. He is accompan-
! fed by Engineer Chas. W. Haskell
{ and Mr. Wilkinson, both OF whom
5 are acquainted with the reservation
: lands. Mr. Wilkinson has lived a
5 number of years at Nernal and
I knows every COW trail in the country
s thoroughly and thus be in posi-
y tion to profit from the experience
4 gained.
James A. McCrorry and family
of Tarkio Mo. arrived last night
from Telluride where they have been
visiting with Congressman Herschel
| NJ. Hogg and family for several days.
and will spend some time in the val
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