The daily sentinel., 1906-07-14
A PARTIAL LIST.
OF Those Going to Denver Tonight or
Tomorrow over One Hundred
names-Ell<s will March
to the Depot in the
Afternoon.

Beginning tonight Grand juno
tion people will start for Denver and
the trains this evening. tomorrow
morning, tomorrow afternoon and
tomomorrow evening will in all S
tomorrow evening VIII carry in all
several hundred Grand Junction and
Mesa county people.
1t seems that most everybody in
town was making preparations for
the trip and that Grand Junction
would be somewhat dead next week
after the army of Elks and their
friends had left the city.
The Colorado Midland Elk's special
train will leave the Union station
promptly at two o'clock tomorrow
afternoon and Agent Vickery states
that judging from the tickets sold and
the Pullman reservations made the
train will carry at least two hun
dred Grand Junction people. On
this special the Grand Junction Elks
marching club will make the trip.
City Agent Hum, of the Denver &
Rio Grande states that his road will
carry large number on each of his
trains tomorrow.
There will be ample accommoda-
tions on each train, over either route
for those who may not decide TO so
until the eleventh hour.
The members of the Elks' march
ing club will leave Grand Junction, in
full uniform, a description of the
handsome uniforms being given by
the Sentinel few days ago. The
gentlemen have been notified by the
committee to meet at Elks hall
promptly at one o'clock tomorrow
afternoon for the purpose of march
ing to the station, In their gray
flannel suits with purple trimmings,
and white hats and white shoes. the
boys will certainly look stunning.
About fifty Elks will wear uniforms
and make up the marching club.
Everybody that is going over is
anticipating one of the times of his
or her life and from all accounts Den
yer will certainly royalty entertain
the visitors.
Following is a partial list of the
Grand Junction people who have
either left for Denver or will leave
tonight or tomorrow, compiled this
morning by The Sentinel:
j. NJ Wohlfort, George Peters. j.
T. Gowan, Ed M. Hardy and wife,
Miss Frances Corcoran. Miss Olive
Hebert. Miss Mamie Forty, Mrs.
Frank Mason. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Struthers. Miss Mary Dean. Miss
Helen Bunting, Miss Amy Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy V. Sternberg, Joe Dull
maine, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Murray,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gallupe, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Stockton. Frank Schwal-
bach, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cottrell and
sons. Will and Johu Cottrell, M. f.
Fredericks. A. X. sampliner. w. r.
Hafnes, V. C. Kerstetter. Roy Wads-
worth. Arthur Wadsworth. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Burnett. r. T.. Vickery,
Finis Dean, D. Seton, Bert Pitzer,
N. l. Nearing and nephew. Mr. Nc
Donald, Joe Lupson, Il. ID. Reams, E.
A. Atwood. T. j. Swartz, II. j. Ander
son, Sherman w. Moody, w. II. Kel-
lar. Frank Berger, J. b. Sullivan.
John Mckay, e. w. Brunner, w. II.
Bannister, Ed Marsh, Charles T.
Trobitz and wife, NJ. II. Loeffler. Lee
Hall. Mr.. Clark. b. F.. Hall. Gus An
derson. Jack Austin. w. II. Kluge. j.
T. Irwin, o. Spletteosser. Mrs. Frank
Welsh and daughter, Miss Pearl, Dr.
G. r. Lindsay, Alvin Bucl1lin, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Guy Bedwell. w. o. Powell
NJ. Delaney, Ed. Detch, Leo Barnett,
Charles Knowles, Misses Sallie and
Blanche Green.