The daily sentinel., 1905-04-08


Robert HALEY of Montrose is in
the city today on a short business
"trip.
l. l. Estes arrived yesterday from
Iowa and will spend several weeks
in the valley.
Mrs. T. A. Pitt and daughter of
Palisade are in the city today on a
shopping trip.
Herbert Chaplin and Millard Gil
bert left at noon yesterday on wheel
trip TO Paonia.
The street sprinkler is out today.
The dust was getting pretty heavy
along Main street.
Mrs. J. J. Allison and two sons.
Lee and Ben, nave taken possession
Of residence on Spruce street.
Mrs. Adam Urban and Mrs. Emma
Mckinney have returned home from
visit to friends at Red Clife.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to DR.. J. H. Larsons and Mrs
Marion T. Foster. both of Mesa.
A meeting of the directors of the
Garfield Oil & Development Com
pany was held in this city last night.
The l. c. S. has enrolled over S00.-
900 students in the United States,
and has 12o in Grand Junction. Why
not you?
w. r. Logan of the Logan Invest
ment Company of Glenwood Springs
leaves this evening for Glenwood, af-
ter spending two days in the city.
Senator Horace r DeLong re
turned home today on No. from
Denver. and many friends have called
to greet him at his Office this after
noon.
r. J. Bolies, the well known Colo
RADIO Springs capitalist. who has large
interests in Grand Junction, arrived
in the city yesterday at noon and will
remain until this evening.
The gun club held shoot yester-
day afternoon at the grounds on
North Fifth street. There was
large attendance and the shoot
proved very interesting one
Chas. A. Armstrong, one of the
owners of the Bachelor group of
mines at Ouray and brother of
Street Commissioner John w. Arm
strong, is a visitor to the city today.
Commencing Tuesday night, April
II, Grand Junction Camp No. 1894.
NJ. w. of A., will meet every second
and fourth Tuesday nights in Elks
hall. instead of the second and fourth
Wednesdays in Masonic hall S. n.
Voils. Clerk.
Mrs. Blackburn, the mother of Al
Blackburn of this city. who has been
very i'll at her home in Aspen, under
went an operation at the hospital in
Aspen Wednesday and is now get
ting along very nicely. Al will re-
main in Aspen several days.
The May day ball of the Apple
Blossom Circle. Women of Wood
craft. on May /. at the Auditorium
is an event to be looked forward to
with much interest. The ladies pro-
pose to make the ball the most sue
cessful one they have ever given.
The work of making the canvass
of the vote cast in the city election
was completed this morning and GER
titicates of election were made out
1 for the successful candidates. No
changes other than those announced
in The Sentinel yesterday were made
w. a. McGrew. special agent for
| the Hartford Insurance Company
and Nj. V, b. Benson, special agent of
the North American Life Insurance
| Company, who have been in the city
\ for several days, left this morning
over the narrow gauge for Montrose.
1t is gratifying to the publishers
to know that the newcomers to the
city. as well as the old-time resi-
dents, appreciate the splendid news
service The Sentinel is giving the
people these days. and as a result the
subscription is growing at rapid
rate.
jackson Lineberger and daughter,
Mrs. Laura Noel. of Joliet, Ill. who
have been visiting with Mrs. G. Il.
Cowen, a cousin of Mr.. Lineberger.
left for their home this morning.
They spent the winter on the coast,
but are delighted with the Grand
valley
f, w Hogg, division superintend-
ent of the International Correspond.
ence Schools of Scranton. Pa. and
John Ii. Chalmer. the local agent
will be in the city for two or three
days longer, and the fine display now
in the window of Sampliners store
viii be open for public Inspection un.
I'll Tuesday. Tonight the gentlemen
will give a series of steropticon view,
on Fourth street The pictures viii
be thrown on the wall of the Sam.
pliner store.
Last night. some time after 1.
o'clock. the little house on the cor
uer OF Main and Second streets thai
has been occupied for the past tive
years by Tom Charleton. the coioret
man rauohf ~, hat ~, d. -.