The daily sentinel., 1906-08-17
S. r. Vols has returned from {
dshing trip on the Gunnison.

5. r. Vols has returned from a
fishing trip on the Gunnison.
The county commissioners have adj
journed after four days session.
Mrs. Rose Haynes and Mrs. n. Tay-
lor left last night for visit to Salt
Lake City.
Paul Pitzer arrived in the city last
night for visit of several weeks with
his mother, Mrs. A. L. Pitzer-
Mrs. J. L. Smith and two sons will
return to Salt Lake City this evening
after visit with Mrs. Smiths sis
ter, Mrs. l.. w. Norris of this city
Mr.. Stanek a brother of Frank t.
Stanek, of this city. was an arrival
on "Wednesday and is the guest of
his brother and family. Mr.. Stanek' s
home is in Chicago.
Mrs. r. f. Benge and brother. Le-
onard returned home yesterday from
their visit to Boise City and Nampa,
Idaho. They were out of the city
about six weeks.
F. G. Chapman and r. c. Walker
will return tonight or tomorrow from
Denver where they have been attend
ing the grand lodge of the Knights
of Pythias as representatives of the
Grand Junction lodge.
Mrs. James H. Cosgrove returned
home last night from Eureka, Utah
after spending a month with Mr.
Cosgrove at the mining properties in
which Messrs. Cosgrove and Timothy
Manion are interested.
Miss Louise Keeley Will return
nome tonight from a visit to points
1 in New Mexico. Miss Keeley is en-
ployed in the local telephone Office
but has been enjoying her vacation
| She will resume her work at once
A big public entertainment will be
given ut Elks hall by the Fraternal
Union of America early in Septom-
ber on the occasion of their first
meeting in that hall. A unique pro
gram of amusements will be arrang-
ed.
Tomorrow afternoon the board oi
directors of the county fair associa.
tion viii meet in session at the officie.
in this city. All the section foremeT
and department superintendents viii
also meet tomorrow afternoon anC
space for the various exhibitions IL
the big hall will be arranged.
On Wednesday evening Rev. ]. NJ
p. Martin united in marriage Charles
d. Brook and Miss Winnie Heigh
ton, both of Mesa, Colorado, and art
well known people of the Plateau val
ley, Rev. ]. NJ. p Martin leaves to
morrow for Molina, in the Plateau
valley where he viii preach on Sun
day.
West hound people have beer
greatly inconvenienced today as re
suit Of the lonE delay of TIE trains
from the east Some people Fave
waited many hours at the station. al
usual 1t was almost impossible tC
secure any Information about whaf
hour the delayed trains void arrive
until way up in the day. The wrecs
and slide have certainly seriously af
fected passenger and freight trafi'
4 today.
"Clason's Industrial Map of Colo
rado," being offered for sale in thi
city this week by c. G. Boggs, is b.
far the best map of the state of Colo
RADIO that We have seen. The map i
Of great size, is printed in colors
each color showing at a glance tn
location of irrigated lands. the gol
belt. coal fields. forest reserves. In
dian reserves, Tnd private land grant
All railroads anl tieir proposed eN
tensions are plainly showed. All pull
lie wagon roads, the cities, the town
from TIE largest down to the small
est hamlots, are shown and correctl
J; Gl'rted. The population of TIL
towns and cities, the disance of eac
from Denver. the elevation. ETC.. ar
given. Dozens of other interestin
points of Information, naturally plac
ed on Maps, are given in Clason's in
dustr'al map. Everywhere the ma
has been most popularity received.
is a beauty ana is everything tina
could be expected of a real high grad
modern and strictly up to date maj
1t is being sold IT price that is yer
reasonable indeed