The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-27

". +. Dale. OF Deitds Is greeting
his. friends here today
! Pure Maple syrup, direct from the
maker in Ohio. Call and sample it
+. E. Hatch. 500 y. 2nd street.
Rain and clouds. Rain and clouds
and then more rain and clouds. is til,
general order of things this week.
ID. NJ Landreth, the Palisade and
Green River capitalist. is in the city
today.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel n. Wheeler
VIII entertain the Owl Whist club on
Z Friday evening at their east Main
/ street home.
W. r. Logan. the Glenwood Springs
capitalist. and II. ]. Suthers, of Glen
wood Springs. are in the city on a
business trip.
w. b. McSorely, representing the
/ Majestic Range company is in town
calling upon the local agent. w. II.
Bannister.
AT the meeting of the knights OF
| Pythias tomorrow night class of ten
or twelve candidates Will be given the
first degree. the rank of page.
A small civil suit in which Stroud
NJ. Logan and John II. Fry are the at
torneys. is on trial in Judge Sullivan's
court.
Every effort is being made to have
&
tors of the fair association present
Saturday at the big meeting as it will
be an important one.
The Queen Esther Circle will meet
in the Methodist church at 400 o.
clock Wednesday Every member is
requested to be present as there will
be important business.
Mr. Whit Rozzelle, of Breckenridge
NJ. arrived in the city yesterday for
a visit with his son, J w. Rozzelle.
the young attorney. Mr.. Rozzelle, the
elder, viii spend some days here.
Mrs. Harry Burnett who is visiting
her aged mother at the old home in
sweden is not expected home by Mr..
nuinett until late in the spring. Mrs.
Burnett went to Europe in December.
Bert Case, who has taken a sub
contract on the stub ditch in the Pail
SADIE country, being built by Con
tractor Lumsden of this city. left
for the ditch yesterday with a num-
her of men
Miss Mckee. one of the popular
young lady clerks in the Mesa Dry
Goods company store. has been quite
i'll for several days but II is thought
that she will be able to be out again
in a few days
Attorney Howe, a prominent att
lpiHt1 ol itIiuIlue. WAS III the city
this morning en- route home from
Il tJp to the Pacific coast. He had
of friends among the Grand
attorneys.
Fruit inspector Bradbury is be
ing kept busy these days inspecting
trees. Shipments of fruit trees are
now coming in at a rapid rate. Hun
dreds Of thousands of new trees will
be planted In the valley this spring.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wallyhan received message from
I.ongmont stating that Mr.. Wallyhan's |
aged mother had died quite suddenly |
at her home in that city. They left
AT once for Longmont. Mr.. and Mrs |
Wallyhan have been residents of the
city only short time. They are |
related to Mrs. Ray Hards.
Did you ever notice some
newspapers some time follow day |
ifter day the example set by some I
'eatnre of some good thing then the
mimic comes along and takes it up |
There will be big meeting in. which |
of people are interested in
progress in the city that the mimic
viii seemingly forget all about it 1
until II dawns upon 1t that il Is be-
lind the times then watch IL get a |
lump on itself. But then cts bet
er late than never"
Il. b. Dean. of Louisville. KY. and |
]. NJ. Lewis. of Canton, South Dakota. |
we're very pleasant visitors to the city |
his morning. The gentlmen were
IN one of the delayed trains from the /
vest. lying at the union station and |
lad walked up town to take view |
IF the city proper. Mr.. Dean was Just |
returning from a visit abroad and he |
'ound much to interest him in this |
western country. He seemed greatly |
pleased with the activity in business
Affairs MS he saw them in this city |
Both gentlemen are well matured
business men and were surprised at
he value of fruit lands and what they
produced in the Grand Valley. They
left for the east later in the day. well
pleased with the conditions that per-
mitted them to remain over in this
city few hours,
l.. G. Wrather, the representative
Of the Smith-Premier type writer COM
pany. who Is in the city today has
no little inconvenience dur
ing the past two weeks as n result
OF the railroad blockades He was
one OF the passengers an the train
that was snow bound of eleven hours
at little station near Durango. The
tIlhls anu lIlDulutlons ol luis long
and uncomfortable delay will not
soon be forgotten by Mr. Wrather.
lie could not communicate with his
house or they with him and he was
truly lost for the time being. as far
as his business relations were con-
cerned, The snow bound passengers
were able to get out of the Durango
country the latter part of the week.
Mr. Wrather visits the city frequent
ly and has placed many new machines
hero during the pnst four mnnths