The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-09-18
GRAN JUNCTION
WILL OPEN
THEIR EYES
OUT FOR A GOOD TIME
Pschaps Two Hundred Strong Den
yer People Will Come to the
Mesa County Fair-To Be Well
Entertained While Here.

Evidently the Denver men who
will visit Grand junction during the
Mesa county fair are planning and
contemplating a great big time 1t is
thought that special train over the
Midland will bring about two hun
bred Denver people, including the
large delegation of real estate men.
The local Chamber of Commerce
at its special meeting last night for
INFLATED plans for the entertainment
of our Denver friends and it is pref
ty certain that in their expectations
of jolly time the Denver Boosters
will not be disappointed.
The following interesting and en-
pertaining notice of the jaunt is TAX
en- from Sundays Denver Post.
Another excursion is to add to the
fame of the Boosters of Denver. AL
ready 1876 have signified their inten-
tion of going to the Mesa county fair
to be held in Grand Junction in ten
days.
Col. Lee Haney, advertising agent
of the Midland railroad. who per
sonally conducted the two former
Boosters excursions. has arranged an
itinerary that will give the crowd
the time of their lives.
The beauties and resources of the
Western Slope will be shown visit
ors; a rousing entertainment has
been planned by the hosts at Grand
Junction. and Peach day will be the
grand climax of the trip.
Mayor I. N. Bunting of Grand
Junction in an address delivered be-
fore the Denver Rel Estate exchange
at a dinner held in the Albany hotel
September u, invited everybody in
Denver to come.
President of the Recall Estate Ex-
change F. ]. Chamberlin accepted
the invitation heartily, and Ralph
Voorsees. on behalf of the exchange,
is personally looking after the mem
bers of the exchange and their famil-
les, who will go with the Boosters
on the excursion.
Gen. Mgr. Geo. w. Vallery of the
Colorado Midland railway has no
titled Superintendent j. F. Vining to
place the prize crew and the crack en-
CINE of the road on the excursion
train which will be composed of five
Pullmans.
Following is the itinerary:
Leave Denver, Thursday Septem-
Der 81 at p. m.
Arrive at Glenwood Springs fol
lowing morning for breakfast at the
Hotel Colorado and a plunge in the
famous hot pool.
Arrive at Grand Junction for
luncheon. Then participate in the fes-
tivities of Peach day at the fair
grounds, as guests of the Mesa
County fair association. In the even
ing varied receptions and entertain
ments for the Denver visitors. Re
turn to the sleepers for slumber Fri
day night.
Saturday. September 20 call for
breakfast at I. a m. Drive through
the Grand Valley. Lunch at Grand
junction, leaving there at p. m.
Dinner at Basalt on the return trip
arriving in Denver early Sunday
morning September so.
The five Pullman's viii carry the
tollieest crowd seen at Grand June
ton for many moons. The ladies
who accompany their husbands will
be given a whole section and berth
apiece.
The gentlemen who go unattended
or unchaparoned by ladies may make
reservations in the stag sleeper"
where they will eat chocolate candy
creams undisturbed. Bon bons will
also be allowed in the stag sleeper"