The daily sentinel., 1905-09-15


visiting friends in the valley.
The cement piles are being plae
ed in the excavation for the Ode
Fellows building.
The directors of the Chamber ot
Commerce meet this evening in reg
ular weekly session.
Mrs. Edwin Price and three
children left this morning for then
extended eastern trip.
Mrs. Harry H. Lyons has almosl
entirely recovered from her lines:
and is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Miller, oi
Harlan, Iowa. arrived in the cit.
this morning for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Wolford, OF
Lyons. Kansas. are spending n few
days in the city en- route home from
the west
Miss Olive Mann. left this morn
ing for Denver, where she will at
tend a conservatory-of music during
the winter
Miss Emma Corbin. associate
editor of the Grand Valley Times. OF
Moab, Utah, is visiting friends in
town today
&C w Owen. of Bonsteei. S. D.,
was among the arrivals in the city
last night. He will spend several
days here.
A special meeting of the
Woman's Club is being held this
afternoon at the home OF Miss Minnie
Henderson on White avenue
The bicyclists meet tonight at
the court house to devise means of
protecting the bicycle paths and tak-
ing other steps TO protect their in
terests.
Mrs. Floy Eaton who has been
the guest of Mrs. William NJ. Smith,
left this morning for the east. She
was pleasant visitor in the city for
several months.
Efforts are being made on the
part of some of the pupils of the
city schools to get the school board
to make Thursday of next week a
holiday instead of Friday.
Tomorrow morning Heron &
Cassells, the grocerymen. will open
to the public a first class meat market
in connection with their grocery. o.
E. Reams will have charge OF the de-
partment.
James 4. Grange of Grand juno
tion. stopped OFF here couple of
days last week for visit with his
brother, w. II. LaGrange and family
on Orchard avenue, Fruitmere, while
en- route from a visit to friends in
Rev. Frank f. Walters and
wife are expected home tomorrow
from Coffeeville. Kansas. Mrs. Walt
ers has been visiting in the Sunfiower
state for four months, Rev. Walters
joining her several weeks ago Rev.
Walters will occupy his pulpit as
usual Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Austin and
daughter. of Grand Junction stopped
off here for a short visit with friends
while en- route home from a visit to
Denver Boulder and other points
in the northern part of the state Mr.
Austin was a resident of Canon City
about twenty years ago and was mar
ried here in 1876 to Miss Nellie Gil
liam.-Canon City Record.
Mr.. Brown the field superintend-
ent of the sugar company at Grand
Junction passed through the city this
morning on his way to Carbondale
He is on tour of Inspection of the
beet fields on the western slope which
ship to Grand Junction. He stat
ed that the factory would be opened
a month earlier this year than last.
He visited the fields at Rifle yester-
day and found them ready to har-
vest and the pulling will commence
in few days. He believes that the
beets around Carbondale will be ready
to harvest also. This comes as a sur
prise to many of the farmers who did
not expect to commence to harvest
until the latter part of the month
or the middle of October.-Glenwoo
Avalanche.
Funeral services over the re-
mains of the late Rev. o. f. Osten-
son were held at ST. Johns cathedral
yesterday afternoon" says the Den
yer News of Thursday They were
conducted by Bishop Olmstead. as
sisted by several of the clergy of
this city. The deceased has for the
past thirty years has been an active
missionary of the Episcopal church.
spending' the latter nalf of that per
iod in western Colorado. He was
known to practically very clergyman
in the state and the services yester-
day were largely attended. For some
time past he has been suffering from
Bright's disease and several weeks
ago was taken to st. Luke's hos
pital. He continued to fail and died
Tuesday. The remains will be taken
TO Wisconsin for burial"