The daily sentinel., 1906-08-04
WILEY Moore. of Montrose. is

I Wiley Moore, of Montrose, is in
town today
Harry A. Floaten. of Telluride, is
in the city today.
r. f. Stone. of Weston. Missouri,
is a recent arrival in the city.
The Southern Carnival company
plays in Glenwood all next week.
Mrs. G. M. Kilgore, of Green River
| Utah, is spending the day in the city
Misses and childrens patent OK
fords at greatly reduced prices at
the Colorado Shoe store.
1t has been a quiet Saturday. the
fruit growers are too busy to come to
town very often these days.
ID. e. McElphin, Claud McAlphin
and Miss Anna McAlphin, all of
Boone, Iowa, are in the city.
When in need of first class plumb
ing call on Lewis & Sallee, 124 N.
Fifth street, Phone 1851 Red.
Ladies' $3.50 patent kid oxfords
will be put on sale at $500 August
l at the Colorado Shoe Store.
Assistant Manager Fred G. Holm
es, of the Sugar factory, went out
this morning over the narrow guage.
All the stock of the La Coste Dry
Goods company has been removed to
the new quarters in the Margery
building.
d. X. Torrance who went to the
Plateau country the first of the week
on a fishing trip will return to the
city today.
The carpenters held an important
meeting last night at Labor Temple
and discussed plans for the Labor
Day celebration.
Window awnings, tents, camp
stoves and complete outfits at rea-
sonable price at Lowe and Coulter's,
| 1876 N. 5th street, Phone black 1853
The James A. Banister shoes for
men are superior to all other high
grade shoes carried in all feathers
and on the latest and snappiest last
at the Colorado Shoe store.
Tomorrow morning at the Congre-
gational church. Miss Ferbrache will
sing Turn Ye Even to Me-" In the
evening. by special request Miss Fer
brache will sing that beautiful solo,
I'm a Pilgrim"
Second section of No. reached
the city about $3.50 this morning. II
was carrying n large number of en-
PITY coaches to Denver. The bulk OF
the travel this way now seems to
! trend toward the west.
The judges and handicappers for
the road race are ]. f. Keck. for the
Leadville club, Manford Smith, for
Aspen, C. Van Hoorebeke for Grand
Junction and Charles McCarty for
Glenwood Springs. The Glenwood en-
tries for the race are G. A. Deering,
Frank Jordan, Ed Brown Ernest Bar
len and Sam Thompson.-Glen
Avalanche.
Orders for season tickets for the
lecture course are still being receiv
ed very frequently by the managers
of the course. The sale has been
most satisfactory and there can hard
ly be any question as as to the sue
cess of the course. II will be the big
gest and best and most expensive
series of lyceum attractions ever of.
fered in the city.
Emmett Barton, the Fruita mar
who 1t was thought had mysteriouslS
disappeared while en- route to st
Louie with a carload of horses, was
heard from yesterday morning. He
left the car at some way station tc
get lunch and the train pulled ou
before he got back, thereby explain
ing the arrival of the car of horses
In St Louis without Barton. He
reached that city the next day.
F. II. Ertel. publisher of "Bondi
and Mortgages" one of the leading
financial journals of Chicago, was IL
the city this week visiting George Nj
I Chamberlin. of the little Empire in
vestment company. Mr.. Ertel wa
shown over some of the orchard dist
| ricts of the valley by Mr.. Chamberlii
and he was agreeably surprised a
the appearance of the valley and th
evidences of a great fruit growing
and agricultural section he saw. Mr.
Ertel believes that no city of its siz
| in the west has better advantages o
richer prospects for the future thai
| | Grand Junction.