The daily sentinel., 1906-06-30

Quite large delegation of Grand
Junction people expect to spend to-
morrow in Gienwood Springs.
Owing to the absence of a number
of members there was no meeting of
the directorate OF the Chamber of
Commerce last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ, p. Steele and
family of Grand Junction left this
morning for a summer vacation trip
to their old home in Lathrop, Mis-
souri,.
Miss Laura B. Sawyer. who has
been very i'll with typhoid fever for
the last three weeks is somewhat i'm
proved though her condition is still
quite serious.
Dr. NJ d. Hornbeck, of Denver.
will arrive this evening to take the
place of Rev. Forsyth in the Method
ist church while he is on his summer
vacation at his old home in Kearney,
Nebraska.
The water in the Grand Valley can
al has been shut off for the purpose of
draining it to enable the search
parties for the little Frissler boy,
who was reported drowned in the
canal to recover the body.
Many of the neighboring towns are
making great preparations for Fourth
of July celebrations. Numerous
Grand Junctionites will visit these
towns to enjoy the amusements ar
ranged for the country's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Beatty of
this city, who were married in Den
yer Wednesday arrived in Glenwood
Springs last evening where they will
remain for a day or so and then re
turn to Grand Junction to make their
future home.
valuable horse belonging to Mr..
o. w. Hoskins broke his leg last even
ing and had to be shot The horse
broke out of the corral with a long
rope tied to his neck and started
down the road. He ran into a buggy
before he had gone far, but did no
harm to the rig. The horse was run
ming at a high rate of speed and is
supposed to have been trpped by the
rope he was dragging and broke his
leg in the hard fall he received.
The case of David Farrier against
Charles Farrier which was to have
been heard in Judge Sweney's court
this morning was settled out of court.
The Complaint in the case was sworn
out by David, charging his brother
Charles with assault and battery, and
stating the the trouble arose over
dispute about an irrigation ditch
running between their farms west of
the city. They appeared in court
this morning and the case was dis
missed at the request of the plain
tiff.
There will be special meetings of
the Salvation Army Saturday night
and Sunday. conducted by Captain
Case of Salt Lake city. Captain Case
was here last fall and assisted in
opening the work, and most of the
people of Grand Junction will re-
member his smiling face and will be
glad to see him again. The Sunday
services Will be as follows: Holiness
meeting Sunday morning at IL am;
Sunday school at 2 pm; family ga
thering at $3.50, young peoples Leg
ion at pm. Grand salvation meet
ing at pm. Come and bring your
friends
The remains of the man who was
killed by the east bound freight train
near the Smith spur the other day
was brought in to the Gourley under
taking parlors last evening The man
is well known in police circles here
having been arrested several weeks
ago on charge of drunkenness. and
refusing to work on the street with
the rest of the prisoners. was put
on the bread and water diet for near
ly a week. He is known by several
names in, the city but 1t is thought
ID. G. Hendry is the name he has been
known by most generally here in
Grand Junction. About week ago
he was employed at the training
stable by Billy Eastman but left that
place on the 23 of the month. 1t is
understood that the man was steal
ing ride on the freight train and
was thrown off by the brakeman and
in attempting to get on again got
under the wheels. His body scat
tered for some distance up the tract.
MIR. Gourley has telephoned several
places but has been unable to find
any of the relatives of the deceased.