The daily sentinel., 1906-02-01

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ducts the hotel and eating house
there. is visitor to the city today
The street and alley committee of
council. on account of the very open
weather are contemplating starting
work again upon the streets with the
grader
w II. Bannister is home from
very pleasant trip 10 Denver. He was
there for a short rest and to get some
new ideas on furnishings and other
matters connected with his bust
ness.
The Brunswick Billiard and pool
Darlor opened Friday will afford that
hour of rest that you need. New in
furnishings and equipment, tables
latest. improved designs. Az Main
street
Henry w. Kippe writes from Chi
cago to send him the Daily sentin-
ell. He also states that himself and
family cannot do without reading the
news of their old home He further
extends an invitation to any citizens
home. III Dearborn avenue.
The announcement of Jack Gal
lupe-s candidacy. for the position of
county clerk. has set number OF
candidates on the qui vive today.
The announcement was about as
much a surprise to Mr. Gallupe as to
his friends, although he verifes the
truthfulness of 1t today.
Conductor Mitchell. of Grand June
ton. who underwent an operation for
rupture at the Rio Grande hospital
about week. ago. is rapidly recover
ing and Will soon be able to return
to his home in Mesa county and re-
sumo his duties in the Rio Grande,
train service Salida Mail.
The western slope admirers of
George ]. Kindel, the great freight
rate fighter of Denver are sending
out handsome copies of that gen
tleman's photograph. to merchants
and others. The inscription on the
photograph is as follows WHO'D!
WHO'D, Who Fights for Fair Freight
Rates. Kindel, Kindel! Kindel.
With Compliments of Western Slope
Admirers"
Nancy b, Irving Miller, whose SEN
sational marriage TO a young ranch
hand employed by her several years
ago, viii be well remembered by all,
is now located at Bellington, Wash.
ington. Evidently from letter she
writes to a gentleman in this city up
on business matters, she has not lost
any of her pcturesqueness of versa
tility as writer, through her union
with the Young man Miller. Mrs.
Irving writes Charles 5. Newton.
president of the Grand Junction Elec-
tric and Gas company. relative to
the Monument spring on Pinon Mesa.
located on property owned by her.
Mrs Miller would like to sell that
spring to the city for miuntain water
supply. She believes that If the
spring was developed that it would
supply abundant water to the city of
a splendid character She insists in
impressing the fact upon the mind of
Mr. Newton that Grand Junction has
a very bad water and she
would like TO sell her leo acres of
ranch property and refers Mr.. New
ton TO her attorneys in
this city, Messrs. Bucklin and
Coles. Mrs, Irving was an unique
character and her marriage to a mere
boy occasoned the greatest sur
prise. as Mrs, Irving was much
travelled woman and was "A writer for
the press of unquestioned ability.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas RAIDER Will leave the city
for months pleasure trip. They
will visit relatives at Las Vegas. New
Mexico, then they will 20 to Nilsson
ri and visit relatives and friends at
Sedalia and ST. Louis, Mo. Also
while they are absent they will 20
TO Council Grove. Kansas to be pres
ent at the marriage of Miss Matte
Rotchford, well known in this CITY /
and Ernest b. Rogers. engineer on
the Denver and Rio Grande and one
of the hest known young men in this
city. The marriage will take place
on February i4th at the home OF the
bride in Council Grove. Miss Roch
ford is a sister Of Mrs. RAIDER and she
spent the greater part of the past two
years in Grand Junction. leaving here
only few months ago for her old
home. Her many friends here will
be Interested in The announcement of
her approaching marriage. Miss
Rotchford held position with the
Mesa Dry Goods company for some
time She is a very handsome young
lady and through her genial and
charming disposition made hosts of
warm friends here. After an eastern
tour Mr.. Rogers and his bride will re-
turn to Grand Junction about March
LIST TO reside. On their return trip
Mr.. and Mrs. RAIDER will spend some
time in Denver and Pueblo they
Will be out Of the city about thirty
days and naturally are anticipating
a happy trip.