The daily sentinel., 1906-07-14


W. C. Meserve is down from White
water today.
Charles Lines. of westgate is .
visitor today.
]. NJ. Graham returned last night
from his visit to Paonia.
Thomas MaGrath, of Helper, the
railroad man, is in town today.
Mrs. Amos A Horn will go TO
Denver this evening to visit with her
mother.
Window awnings put up by Lowe
& Coulter. 126 n. 9TH street. Prices
reasonable.
A. T. Jaynes viii be among the
visitors from Grand Junction to Ou-
ray tomorrow.
Mrs. Exter. of Salida, came in last
Mrs. A. H. Gleason.
Misses Maria and Beneice Weir will
go down to Fruita this afternoon for
short visit with friends and rel
atives.
During the absence of Manager E.
w. Scott. of the Red Rrunk cloth
ing house, Frank Lyons is assisting in
the store.
Finis Dean, the editor of the Pali-
sade Tribune, is in town this after
noon. He is going to Denver with
the rest Oh lHe Elks.
The grasshoppers were not so thick
on the streets last night a large ma
jority of them having disappeared as
mysteriously as they came.
Call on Lowe and Coulter for win
dow awnings at 126 N. 9th street.
Phone 1853 black. A large assort-
men of samples to select from.
Miss Blanche Taylor who has been
employed as teacher in the Indian
school in Arizona, returned to her
home in this city last night.
John Cottrell and family will leave
tomorrow for Denver He will go from
that city, after the Elk's convention
to Ell Paso. Texas for an extended
visit.
The ladies' visited the office of
the Wireless Telegraph company last
night and had explained to them some
of the mysteries of the remarkable
system.
Bert Haines and Miss Pearle Teed,
both of this city. were united in mar
riage in Salt Lake City on Thursday
afternoon. Mr.. Haines was formerly
in the employ of the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad. Both young peo-
pie are quite well known here.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy V. Sternberg
leave this evening over the Rio
Grande for Denver, to be present
during the Elks convention. The lat
ter part of next week they will go
over to Boulder for a visit with rel
atives. Mr.. Sternberg will remain in
Boulder only a few days but Mrs.
Sternberg will probably remain there
all summer.
Miss Nora Haviland who sever
al years ago was a member of the
faculty of the city schools of Grand
Junction, arrived in the city last
night from Kirksville. Missouri and
Will reside here again. Since leaving
here Miss Haviland has taken a full
course in osteopathy and is now prac-
ticing that profession. She will open
Offices in this city. Miss Haviland is
receiving a warm welcome from many
friends,
Those who will take advantage of
the opportunity afforded the public
to make the trip to Denver on the
Elks special which the Colorado Mid
land will run tomorrow are numer-
Gus. This train affords most pleas
and trip. 1t leaves here at two o.
clock in the afternoon, reaches Glen
wood at five and gives its passengers
an opportunity to enjoy a three hours
rest in the famous summer resort. 1t
will reach Denver the next morning
about ten o'clock.
IL is announced that Denver e Rio
Grande train No. 6 on tomorrow even
ing, will leave the Union depot at
GAG o'clock, so that those who ex-
pect to go out to Denver on that
train will be sure to get out Just
on time. There will be ample Pull
man sleepers to accommodate the
Elks and all others. Owing to the
fact that II will carry many going to
Denver to the Elks' convention the
train will be certain to leave the city
just on time. Mr.. Hum can make
reservations for you at the uptown
office.