The daily sentinel., 1906-06-14

Candies-all at Is cents a pound
at the G. V. Store.
For first class work go to the Excel
sior laundry company.
Go to Glenwood Friday, returning
Monday. s2.50, Colorado Midland.
Mrs. W. E. Newman of Estes is Wis
lting friends In the Drexel house for
a few days.
Mr.. T. D. Reems will leave for Den
yer Saturday evening where he Will
visit for the next ten days.
Mr.. Earl Humphrey. proprietor of
the candy store on Main street was
taken i'll with typhoid fever today and
was removed by DR.. Abbott to st.
Mary's hospital.
Another big order of 5000 full
page circulars was shipped by the
Sentinel job rooms today to Musco-
gee, Indian Territory. This Is the
third big shipment to the same part
les in the past two weeks.
Miss Ethel Peck arrived in Grand
Junction yesterday from Greeley
where she recently graduated from
the State Normal school. Miss Peck
will spend the summer at her home
in this city and will take up her pro-
fession of teaching this fall.
General Manager George Vallery
of railway and express officials who
came in on herrftvpei oioinn
came in on their private car yester-
day left today on No. 104. The of
ficials have been in the city looking
over the prospects of the crop of
fruit and discussing plans for hand
ling it.
Fred Lawless, whose brother was
killed at Reno, Nevada, last Monday
night, en- route to this city, left to-
day on the noon train for that place
to escort the body of his brother back
to his old home at Battle Creek, Mich
igan. Mr.. Lawless has severed his
connection with the Telephone COM
pany in this city and will remain per
manently at his old home.
The Idaho Springs( Idaho) Morn
ing Post, over whose destinies Charles
and Ernest Sumner preside, both
young men being well known here,
are waging a war to provide that town
with municipality owned water sys-
TEN. 1t looks as IL 1t would carry,
which will be feather in the cap of
the lively Idaho publication, than
which there are few better in the
state of Idaho.
Mr.. T. c. Matlach, president of the
new furuit growers association pur-
chased the Burris property on n.
Seventh street yesterday for Mr.. A. B.
Campbell, the manager of the new as
sociation who will arrive in the city
about the 22nd of the month with
his wife and family of four child
ren. The property consists of a fine
new house and five acrt tract. The
house is nearly completed and will be
in readiness for Mr. Campbell 10
move in as soon as he arrives in the
city.
Assistant Passenger Agent Frank
A. Wadleigh, of the Rio Grande in
telephone communication to the
writer this morning, stated that the
toast of Senator DeLong. at the Cham
merce banquet last night, was really
the toast of the evening. 1t was the
last toast of the regular program of
toasts and Mr.. Wadleigh stated that
Senator DeLong did himself proud
and his speech was a credit to the city
that sent him there as its representa-
tive. The guests of the Chamber
were enthusiastic over the presenta-
tion of the matter of Senator DeLong
at its conclusion.
1t has been reported by several
parties who were watching along the
banks of the river for the body of the
young man who was drowned the
other day at the indian Scyhool that
the body Of a dead horse and sad
die and bride floated down with the
current last evening. The animal
was said to be fine looking sorrel
and there were no wounds or marks
evident which would lead to any con
clusion of how he met his fate or
who might have been his owner. Sew
eral men tried to rescue the animal
with ropes with the hope of recover
ing the saddle and bride but failed
owing to the swift current in. the
swollen stream.
Mr.. Joseph L. Dulmaine received
telephone message about two O'Clock
this morning announcing the death
of Mrs. George York at the home of
her mother in Montrose, and re-
questing him to send word at once to
her brothers George and John Peters
of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. York were
formerly residents of Grand June
tion, but have been living at Ouray
for some little time. When Mrs
York was taken Ill sometime ago she
was removed to the home of her mo-
ther in Montrose where she died at
at late hour last night. Both of
her brothers are well known rail
road men here and have arranged
to go to Montrose Immediately. where