The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-06-01
RANNER brend-It leads.

Axle grease and oils at Fred Man
teys.
Stroud NJ. Logan went to Palisads
yesterday on legal business.
Mr.. Bud Moore, of Palisade, is In
Grand Junction visiting his father
and mother.
Miss Helen Mathew of DeBeque
spent yesterday visiting friends In
Grand Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roach, of Fruita
were in town yesterday shopping and
visiting friends.
Miss Vallie Hill of this city who
has been quite i'll for the past week
is slowly recovering.
Il Mrs. Frank Welsh is now lying
seriously Ill with rheumatism at her
home at 526 Ute avenue.
If you use Banner bread you will
enjoy life. The only bakers of all
/ Banner goods.-Smith-T Gro
Gerry company.
Banner bread and Banner rolls
and all kinds of bakery goods the
kind that mother makes-The Smith
Thomas Grocery store.
/ Messers. Oscar and Chester Jay
mes were in Palisade yesterday in the
interest of the Hoskins-Jaynes suit
of which they are a party.
Mr.. II. A. Stroud of DeBeque spent
yesterday in Grand Junction looking
after interests connected with his
business in the up river town.
Mrs N f. Coles and Mrs. A. II.
Halderman will leave tomorrow even
ing for their old home in Morris. IL
linois. where they viii spend the sum
mer vacation.
The local encampment of the 1. O.
o. +. will meet this evening in their
hall and perform the work in the Col
den Rule degree, having several can
didates for initiation.
Mrs Wilson, widow of the late VII
liam Wilson is seriously i'll at her
nome on Chipeta avenue, having not
vet recovered from the nervous shock
Of her husbands death a few days
ago.
Members of the Grand Junction
tennis club who have been busy for
some time getting in shape the
ground on their court on White ave
nue. have now nearly completed their
work and will probe bly, play the first
games of the season this evening.
Souvenirs in hangers, mirrors and
match boxes, pictures of Grand juno
ton sunset, Mt Garfield, Grand Val
ley fruit, Atchee, Ute Chief, Buster
Brown, broncho buster. pulpit rock.
sentinel monument canon and po-
tato rock at PostofTice bookstore.
The attorneys for the defendant in
the case of the People VS.. Chester Il.
Jaynes were in Palisade yesterday
looking after the interests of the part
les in the case. The defendant gave
bond in Judge Bancroft's court and
the case will be continued Monday.
The many friends and pupils of
Prof. II. Il. Cole. of the Grand juno
tion high school will be pleased to
hear the news that yesterday Prof
fessor Cole passed very ereditably
the examination at the Denver Uni
versity for the degree of Doctor of
A commission consisting of seven
men, business men representing the
of Commerce of Plateau viii
meet with the directors of the Grand
Junction Chamber of Commerce in |
their rooms this evening and confer
upon some important matters of in
terest to both communities.
Messrs. Oliver and Verbach of Pa !
onia, publishers of the Colorado Fruit |
Grower, a local fruit magazine very !
popular with western slope fruit |
men has two solicitors in the Grand |
valley getting subscriptions for the |
and II is said that they are |
WIN COnSlutTlDle SutteSS.
The beautiful day" was on the
lips of many passers by on the streets
Yesterday and many wishes went for
III that such pleasant weather will |
without a break. The maxi
mum temperature yesterday was 40
degrees. The minimum temperature |
registered this morning was ~ de
grees.
Miss Daisy Mayor who has been |
to her home for the past |
week on account of illness which her
friends were afraid would develop in !
to typhoid fever has now recovered |
so fully as to be able to go out into
the country for short vacation
where she expects TO recover her
health.
Master Otto Peterson, twelve years
Of age who came to Grand junction |
with his parents only month ago |
who have since made their home on
Grand avenue. left last night for his
old home at Salt Lake City on the
midnight train. Shortly after COM
ing here the young man grew exceed
ingly homesick for his old playmates |
in the Mormon capital and wanted
very much to return. AS his father
was still in the city It was decided to
allow him to return for a short Wis
It and all arrangements We're made
for his journey. He was to have
left on the west bound midnight train |
and his mother and sister in this city |
staid up until quite late that night to
see him safely started on his jour-
ney. About ten O'Clock however, his |
case of inconsistencies underwent
sudden reverse and the young man |
has decided that Grand Junction will |
do for him.