The daily sentinel., 1906-05-28

Mrs. Thomas ]. Barr. of Mack Is
a visitor today in the CITY
1 Mrs. J. S. Oliver OF Palisade ia n
visitor in Grand Junction.
X r. Nickery. the Colorado Mid
'and man. spent Saturday in Rifle.
! ~ A. Spooner of Alma Is spending
4 lew days looking over the valley.
hoses and other flowers fresh cut
at e, A. Krohn's undertaking. estab-
lishment. Mrs. l.. NJ. Miller.
Those holding seats for the Phidel-
an Rice recital, to be given nj tho
/ Methodist church tomorrow night
4 should reserve them without de-
lay at the Sturtevant Quist drug
store -
Nicholl F. Johnson travelling mas
senger agent for the Santa Fe rail
road and new man in this terri
tory spent Saturday in Grand juno
| ton visiting friends and getting ac-
I qualnted with local railroad men
/ Mrs. William McCabe and child
rem will arrive this week from Brec-
kenridge on a visit to her father.
Lawrence Hines. at the home OF Mr..
ana Mrs. Hines. northeast OF the city.
Mrs. McCabe Vas formerly Miss
Madge Hines.
The Roaring Fork Plaster company
Is the name of cement COMPANY
owning one hundred acres of gypsum
bed six miles out of Glenwood Springs
and they will before long build a
plant in Glenwood Springs with ca
paeity of 100 tons of cement a day.
No. is the lucky number thar
drew the beautiful sofa pillow be-
| longing to Mrs. r. w. Levitt which
was rallied in Haskells drug store
/ Saturday evening. The holder of
the number is not yet known but 1t
is expected that he will soon put in
his claim for the prize is a very pretty
piece of art.
Fry & Welsh. attorneys for o. w.
.-oskins and Lewis w. McCmen Joint
owners of the Hoskins ranch on the
Frnit Ridge road filed suit last Sat
urday evening against the Bonita
Land company, Horace T. belong,
l.. ID. Lee and Elizabeth Lee asking
Tor an injunction restraining the de
PENDANTS from interfering with the
possession of the plaintiffs proper
! ty.
II. NJ. Ballard. right of way town.
site agent for the new Colorado a
Southwestern railroad, spent Satur-
day in Grand Junction securing tents
and provisions for the surveying
party's camp. MIR. Ballard says that
with the exception of last Thursday
when it rained so hard, the work has
been progressing rapidly and with
out break and that by tomorrow
the party will be through to the east
end of the Unaweep.
The union memorial services in
the Congregational church last even
ing which The local G. A. X. attend
ed In body filled the seating capnc-
lty OF that church, and many listen
ers stood In the vestibule The ser
mon which was preached by Rev.
Miller was an eloquent review of the
hardships and privations and a beau
tiful tribute to the bravery of that
Grand Army In honored memory of
which the services were held
Z. 5 Skinner. president of the
Chamber of Commerce. has issued
call for special meeting of the
Board of Directors, 10 be held at
Snipes next Tuesday evening. for the
purporse of electing committee to
confer with the members of the
Grand Junction body and discuss the
matter of boosting for railroad
through the valley. This step is not
only a wise one. but may be regard
ed as far and away the most import
ant action the Chamber has yet
taken.--Plateau Voice.
Mr.. l.. l.. Wright. ex-mayor of
Denver accompanied by his wife stop
ped on in Grand Junction last even
ing and will spend a day of two be
fore returning to Denver after spend
ing the winter in Los Angeles. Cal
fornia. Mr.. Wright was n frequent
visitor in this city about ten years
ago but he says the town has grown
almost out of his knowledge since
that time as he found out during an
early morning walk about the city.
Mr. and Mrs Wright win spend the
day on the Walter Cross ranch and