The daily sentinel., 1906-08-08

No. was nearly an hour late this
afternoon
Jacob Buninger. Of Fruita, is in
town today.
r. H. Bancroft. of Palisade. is in
town this afternoon.
John d. Reeder is down again this
afternoon from Palisade.
G. A Paschal and John Littren. of
Melrose, Va, are spending a few days
in the city.
The demand for unfurnished
houses is not as great just at this
time in the city as it was in the
spring.
A Guthrie county, Iowa. man. has
teen nominated for secretary of state
by the Democratic convention held
in Iowa yesterday.
DR.. Gasho. the optician has been
i'll for several days suffering from an
attack of lumbago. However he is
able to be out today.
Get with the crowd. Send your
work to the big laundry where you
get fine work and prompt service.
Pats new process laundry, $40 Colo
RADIO avenue. Phone Mesa 10.
Thomas S. Rattle. general agent of
the Chicago and Northwestern, ac-
companied by Thomas @. Atkins.
travelling passenger agent of the same
road and Harry B. Potter, travelling
agent of the Erie Dispatch are prom
iuent railway officials who are in the
city today.
Yesterday afternoon at half past
( five O'Clock the big engine of the
scenic limited, wrecked near Cliff
ton on Sunday morning, was raised to
/ the track and brought down to this
city and put in the shops.
] 4 he engines that Unra haIly dam
ased in the wreck yesterday morn
ing near the Ruby tunnel have been
removed to the shops for repair. The
man who was injured was a trainman
I hut his injuries were not of a serious
nature. The other men were con
siderably bruised.
Last night the Eastern Star met
at the Masonic hall on Fourth street
/ in honor of the grand matron who
came in on the delayed narrow guage.
] After a pleasant and interesting busi-
ness session light refreshments were
/ enjoyed by those present. II was
late hour when adjournment took
place.
Mrs. Ellen Elliott accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. Dr. Bickford, for
merly Miss Puss Elliott, were arriv-
ais in the city last night and are the
guests at the home of Mrs. I. n.
Kirk, on Ouray avenue. Mrs. Elliott
and her daughter formerly resided
IN this city, where the late Major
I Elliott conducted business.
The funeral of Glenn H. Van Dal-
/ sem will take place tomorrow after
noon at three o'clock from the resi-
dence. Relatives from the east are ex-
| pected to arrive tonight to attend
the funeral. Rev ID. d. FORSYTH. of
the Methodist church, will have
charge of the services. The inter
ment will be at Orchard Mesa GEM
etery.
Haiden T. Curd. travelling freight
agent for the New Yeorg Central
| lines and James j. Ford, western
freight agent for the same road. have
I been in the city for the past two
days in the interest of the big railroad
| system. The gentlemen have their
headquarters in Denver. They left
/ this morning over the narrow guage
for Paonia and Delta and other points
on that line.
! System is the greatest business fac
tor eXtant. Ii means the very best
results obtained by observance to de
tail. Advertising is a detail. John
Wanamaker, the words greatest mer-
chant advertiser, never quits dur
1 ing the dun months. He SAYS il
recover his losses II he did. Hamil-
ton-Brown Shoe company, w. l..
+ Douglass shoe Co.. Kuppenheimer.
Kirschbaum- do they quit when
business is slow? They never quit.
They make business by reaching for
1t when trade is quiet. The system
holds good anywhere-Idaho Falls
Post.
John O'Boyle. chairman of the
special water committee. of the city
council, who made trip yesterday to
the place where the intake will be
placed in Hannah creek if the city
goes there for its mountain water
supply, returned more convinced than
ever that Hannah Creek would furn-
ish Grand Junction with supply of
water that would prove ample when
the city is many times larger than it
is. The water is there in great abun-
dance says Mr.. O'Boyle. and trip to
the point he visited yesterday long
with few personal Investigations
will convince any one that there is
plenty of water in that stream.