The daily sentinel., 1905-09-28

A A. Wood. of conbran. is in
town today.
N. c. Holmes. of Parachute. is in
town today.
NJ. H. Loefier returned yesterday
from Denver.
r. D. Wright, of Knoxville, Ia, is
new arrival in the valley.
Saturday and Sunday viii be Rosh
Hashona. the Hebrew New Year.
The largest assortment of school
supplies at the Postoffice Book store
DR.. J. II. Larson and ]. Il. Cheneys,
of Mesa, are spending the day in the
city.
J. W. Neteher. of Mack. is in town
today looking after business mat
ters.
The tourist travel continues heavy.
Many tourists were in the city yes
terday
We have all the new and up-to-
date post cards at the Post Office
Bookstore.
The next meeting will be on We'd
nesday, October 4th at p. m. at the
court house.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. Allison. of Bur
lington, Ia, are in the city for a Wis
it with friends.
The work of pnttiHs in the new
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very RAPID rate.
j. J. Denning. of Boise City. Idaho,
was an arrival last night and will
spen dseveral days here.
Paul De Lamar left last night for
/ Salt Lake City to look after the in
terests of the Order of Washington.
Quite number of Grand June
/ tion people Went up to Glenwood
Springs this morning to attend the
fair.
\ marriage license was issued yes
jerday to George G. CARRIER and Miss
! Carrie A. Taylor, both of Grand June
I tion.
There was a good attendance at
the meeting last night and all pres
ent took a deep interest in the work
and plans for the future.
The brick building on South Second
street which was partially destroyed
by fire has been entirely torn down
and another building will be erect
! ed.
Good photographs" cost very lit
tie more than the other kind, and you
have something for the money when
you get your "fotos" of Dean &
/ Forry. Our 70 cents a dozen spec
I ials are o. X. too.
A party of Iowa people arrived in
the city last night. The members Of
the party are A. w Arthur, of Brock;
w. II. Cochran and o. r.. Heaton,
of Carney and A. p. Chappell, OF
/ Bradeyville, Iowa.
Mrs. Harry Burnett left this morn
ing over the Midland for Glenwood
Springs attend the fair. Mr. Bur
netts popular horse, Lady Dewey"
is one of the entries in the 2 40 trot-
ing event which takes place this
afternoon.
The members of last years Mesa
Dancing club are requested to meet
this evening at the office of Il. A.
j Atwood. OF the Colorado Abstract and
Title company. to perfect an organi-
zation. The meeting will take place
at 1880 sharp.
Miss Vivien Hebert. a thoroughly
up-to-date manacurist and hair dress
er is now prepared to do work at her
> home at III North Third street. Miss
Hebert has been practicing her busi-
ness in Milwaukee for some time past
and is thoroughly competent in every
particular.
James Sanderson formerly a well
known young man of this city, but
who removed to Memphis, Tennessee,
about a year ago, passed through
town Tuesday night en- route to
Canada where he expects to reside.
Mr.. Sanderson was i'm the city for
a few hours and greeted many old
time friends during that time.
There have been eleven y entries
for the big one mile handicap race
TO be run Mt Glenwood Springs 10
morrow afternoon for purse OF
l 5000 Among the entries are two
of Guy Bedwell's horses. Los Angel
lno and Red Cross This event is
attracting more interest than any
other feature of the weeks program.
A dispatch from Eureka. Utah to
the Salt Lake Herald states that. AL
bert Ekker, who is working ON the
Flying Dutchman property in the
Erickson district. was a Eureka Wis
ltor yesterday, and brought with him
splendid specimen of copper ore.
which has been encountered in the
new inclined shaft at a depthof 1Oi
feet. MIR. Ekker says the vein is two
and one-half feet through and, as
far MS it has boon drifted on, is all
in shipping ore.
In letter received by the Daily
Sentinel from Richard II. Sullivan.
formerly observer of the local
weather bureau. he states he and his
family are highly pleased with their
new home in Wichita. Kansas. hay
ing formed many pleasant relations.
but that he has never lost interest
III hIAuh IulAtAAols MAs oAlAANsA an 10
niceR located in one of the finest
government offices of the West. The
many friends of Mr. Sullivan and
his family viii be glad to learn that
they have found congenial surround
ings in their new home
The Mesa county fair at Grand
Junction during the past week was
undoubtedly the most successful fair
in the history OF Mesa county. The
large two story pavilion was one con
tinual round OF wonderful and beau
timl exhibits; the lower floor being
devoted to fruit and farm products
that have made Grand valley famous.
Up stairs were the displays of fancy
work. paintings, Indian collection.
floral decorations. pyrographic work
and n very interesting exhibit show
ing the work accomplished by the
pupils OF the public schools Grand
Valley News.
Miss Ruth White. the prima donna
of the big western operate comedy,
THE Tenderfoot" which will be
given at the Park opera house, Fri
4. Il