The daily sentinel., 1905-07-08

w. A. Smith of Winfield, Kan. is
new arrival in the city.
Dave Kane will leave this evening
for Minturn on a fishing outing.
w p. Dale of Delta was in town
yesterday afternoon and evening
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Killan of Kear-
ney are visiting friends in the city.
G. w. Banyan and L. Casa granda
of Ouray are visitors in the city to-
day
The band concert will be given
this evening on the corner of Fifth
and Main.
William Lacy left this afternoon
for the Brown camp, where he will
spend a week
The regular Saturday night dance
at the Auditorium this evening will
be largely attended.
l.. ID. Lindley of Fairmount, Neb
is in town with a view Of locating at
some point in the valley.
Mrs. Olive Herring of Boone, Ia.
arrived in the city last evening and
will spend seevral days with friends.
A big force of men have been en-
ploved every day this week unload
ing gravel from the cars at the new
depot.
Quite number of beggars We're
in town soliciting this morning, but
the city officers soon put them off of
the streets.
Mrs. Matt Flynn returned this
morning on No. l from Minturn,
whore she has been visiting for the
past two weeks.
Charles Keene and Charles Smith
left this morning for a fishing trip
on the Gunnison. They will return
the first of the week.
c. II. Robinson returned home to-
day from Montrose county, where
he has been looking after property
interests for the past week.
Miss Claudine Broemser returned
home yesterday from Glenwood
Springs, where she has been visiting
relatives for the past two months
Horace T. DeLong went to Pail
sade this morning to show some par
ties some ranch lands. Mr.. DeLong
made a trip to Fruita yesterday.
Jack Fesler. former United States
consul to Annoy, China, arrived in
New York City yesterday. and will
reach his old home in Glenwood
Springs within few days.
There was quite a large number
of the members of the Grand Valley
Gun Club out yesterday afternoon to
enjoy the shoot on North Fifth
street. Several good scores were
made
Ed Gracey, brother-in-law of NJ.
c. Ramsey, arrived in the city last
night from Atlanta, Ida, on a short
visit to relatives. Mr.. Gracey is well
known in Grand Junction. He is
en- route east.
Mrs r. A. Porter. VINO purchased
the Gilbert ranch just northeast of
town, has taken possession of her
new home. and is having it hand
somely furnished by the Crown Fur
niture Company.
Mrs. A. J. Davis of St. Paul, Mimi,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A.
T. Kraft. at the pretty ranch home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kraft near the city.
Mrs. Davis will spend several months
with her daughter.
Take a trip to Ouray Sunday. July
/ 6, with the Modern Woodmen of
America. Round trip So Full par
ticulars can be had by applying to
T. F. Flucken. A more delightful
pleasure trip could hardly be
planned
Mrs. Charles c. Sumner returned
last night from Los Angeles, where
for the past four months she has
been visiting with her parents, her
| father now being in business in that
| city. She returned over the new
Salt Lake route.
Prof and Mrs. Commons, at one
time connected with the Teller In
dian Institute and lately of Yuma,
| Ariz.. arrived in the city last night.
| They are en- route to the Fort Lewis
school near Durango. They have
numerous friends in the valley.
! With the bicycle road race. July
| %, will be pulled off motor cycle
race. Entries from Leadville. As
pen and Grand Junction. This will
be great event and worth alone the
| price of your ticket. Come and see
| what motor cycle can do with a
nervy rider on it.
Frank LeClere. son of Rev. f. Le-
| Clere, who recently came to the val
| ley and purchased fine ranch. ar
rived in the city this week and will
look after the interests of his father
until the family arrives here the lat
ter part of the month from their
| home at Delhart, Tex.
Don't leave town on account of
/ the water, but leave your order at
KROHN'S. 333 Main. for one of their
| germ-proof water filters; 20 gallons
per hour, price 81. Larger sizes,
$3.50 and $40. Can and see it work.
I Two shipments sold already. Filter
ing demonstrated at ? pm. daily
So, Ouray and return; Sunday,
July 16 Grand excursion under the
auspices of the Modern Woodmen of
America Special train will leave at
6:30 am. July / 6. Returning, leave
Ouray at - O'Clock midnight. Ev-
eryone invited to take advantage of
these cheap rates to spend Sunday
in the Gem of the Rockies. s. G.
/ Hum, agent.
Rev James W Fifeld of Kansas
/ City, secretary of the National Evan
gellstic Committee of the Congrega-
tional church, win spend week in
/ this city beginning July 20, as the
guest of Rev. James a. Becker. Rev.
! Fifield is a man of national reputa-
tion and a speaker of great ability.
He will deliver a number of ad-
dresses while in Grand Junction.
In several interviews Congress
man Mondell and other members of
the national committee on arid lands
have expressed the greatest admira-
tion for the Grand valley. The state
ments made by Congressman Mondell
in the interview published in this
\ paper today viii be read with salts
] faction by the citizens. The visit
of the Mondell committee to the city.
\ though short, will prove of inestima-
BILE value to the valley.
! Weston Rhone of Argile, Wash.