The daily sentinel., 1906-03-31

B. F Hughes of Fruita is in town
today.
No 4 came in this morning several
W NJ Mcdonald of DeBeque is in
town today.
w. II. Crosby of Fruita. is in town
this morning.
There was no gun club shoot yester-
day afternoon.
Franz, NJ. Burger is down from
Palisade today.
No services will be held at the
Methodist church tonight.
p. Y. Stevens. Of MOntrose is among
today's visitors TO the city.
"a Deserted Bride" will be the next
attraction at the Auditorium
Miss Katie Smith left yesterday for
Salt Lake city to visit her son.
No 3 was late again this after
noon. coming in about two O'Clock
The Fashion millinery opening is
attracting big crowds of ladies today.
The next attraction at the Audi
torium will be THE Deserted Bride.
The Crown Furniture company is
unloading a shipment of new goods
today.
A large congregation heard Rev
Forsyth last night at the Methodist
church
The hotel Colorado at Glenwood
Springs opened for the season on
Thursday.
a number of people drove mp TO
Palisade early this afternoon to see
the ball game.
The Dora Thorne" company stop
ped at the Grand hotel. leaving this
morning for the east.
NJ hug hagu i'll fnTs
several weeks but is now improv-
ing and able TO be up.
Street Commissioner Armstrong
has man at work doing repair work
wherever needed on the sidewalks.
Street Commissioner Armstrong
had the street grader out yesterday
afternoon and did some good work
No arrangements have yet been
made for the burial of John Roberts.
the negro, who died Thursday night
at the hospital.
Rev. II. A. Miller, pastor of the
Baptist church, attended the evan
gelical conference in Denver the first
part of the week.
Before buying or renting any real
estate secure prices and terms from
the Mesa county Real Estate e Loan
Co., 225 Fair building.
c. d. Smith and Co. are the first
TO put out the "ice cream soda today
sign in the city. Another Indication
OF the approach Of summer.
Many who are paying their water
rent this week are taking advantage
of the per cent discount offered to
all users who pay their rent for the
entire year.
A. r. strachen, representing the
Daniel-Fisher Co. and William /
Straehen and Wilbur Kluge, are the /
members of party of Denver men /
in town today.
The maximum temperature yester
day was 60 degrees. the minimum |
this morning was A. de
grees Tonight and Sunday showers
and colder Sunday.
There are many pretty windows
along Main street just at this time.
Millinery. dress goods and spring
are being displayed to the
very best advantage.
List your property with the Mesa
County Real Estate and Loan Com
pany They will sell or rent your
houses, lots ranches and orchards
225. Fair Building.
This afternoon the Grand Junction
high school baseball team is playing
the Palisade team at Palisade. A
of friends of the local boys
went up 10 set lHt Edult.
good patronage is being accord
cd the cake sale being held this after
noon by the young ladies' of the Cath
Ollie church al the Rocky Mountain
Tea company store on Main street.
Mrs. Smiley and daughter. who
have been the guests of Mrs c. ID.
Fisher for few days while en- route
home from California, continued their
journey east TO Franklin. Pa. this
evening.
Miss Della Drenkle is expected to
arrive in the city today from her
home at Grand Junction to spend the
summer visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. 4. McElvain on Hallam
street Aspen Democrat.
This afternoon at their Office at 557
Main street the officials of the board
af directors OF the Mesa county fair
are giving their attan
tion to much important business.
There is n good attendance of the
members of the board.
This morning the transfer papers +.
We're made out in the Offices of the {
Home Loan = Investment company (
whereby Byron w. Griffin sells his .
ranch near clifton to Barret Grover. +
The consideration was $4,000. The /
ranch consists of ten ncres. nearly |
all fruit. 1t is in good condition.
Mr.. Grover Will take possession in /
a short time. DIR. Griffen's plans for
the future are not known
II has been learned that John /
Roberts is not the true name of she |
negro who died from injuries reoeiv- |
ed in n freight wreck the first of the |
week. His true name was Moses 4
Kenard and he was formerly employ |
ed as cook on railroad boarding. !
car. His old home was in Minnie /
apolis and Undertaken Krohn is try
ing TO communicate with relatives of |