The daily sentinel., 1906-06-09


Candies-all at Is cents pound
at the G.. V. Store.
Mrs. George f. Haskell entertain
ed small number of lady friends to
day at luncheon.
Mrs. Charles II. Arthur and Mrs
I /. n. Bunting who have been quite
severely i'll are convalescing.
Mrs. W. c. Boyer has been con
fined to her room for the past
day or two on account of illness.
Framed and unframed pictures at
one-half cost during week of June 1 l
to 10th inclusive at the G. v Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Miller enter.
tanned a party of friends at their
home on White avenue last evening.
Anyone desiring a first class job
of plumbing at the very lowest price
call on Lewis and Sallee, 124 N. 5th
street
The boys at the fire department
We're busy all morning building a
long dining table for the use of the
constantly growing guest list at the
city prison.
The teamsters baseball team would
like a game for Sunday afternoon
with any picked nine in the city. The
clerks or Office men preferred. See
Sandy Hoodenpyle. captain.
w. NJ. Chelf of Whitewater, well
known among local horsemen, came
to Grand Junction this morning with
II head of horses which he will dis
pose of in the local market
The sale of the household goods
of II. e. Frost, conducted by J. NJ.
Graham yesterday afternoon, was
quite successful. Mr.. Graham will
conduct a sale for /. d. Kephart, four
miles northeast of the city this after
noon.
Cassells & company grocery store
barn replacing the old one which
burned down near the corner of First
and Ouray streets some time ago is
completed. The barn is fully as large
as the old one and much better equip
ped. Seven of the company's horses
are now in the stalls.
Judge Byers this afternoon render
ed his decision in the Hoskins-D De
Long case, dismissing o. w. Hos
kins, the defendant in the case. The
members of the Paxton family who
were arrested last Sunday for dis
turbing the peace were dismissed at
the hearing. The decision on Hosl1ins
was held until today when he was
dismissed.
Mr.. J. N. Grove of the firm of
Grove and Smith proprietors of the
bicycle repair shop on Main street,
sold out his interest in the business
last evening to his partner, Mr.. Smith
who will manage the shop from now
on. Mr.. Grove will continue to live in
Grand Junction but will devote most
of his time TO looking after his fruit
ranch near Clifton.
Mrs. W. F. White and Mrs. Charles
b. Rich, VIII entertain Tuesday and
nf in, ,f
Miss Belle Fauss, who is visiting the
city Tuesday there will be cards and
finch and Wednesday cards. Over
$50 invitations have been issued for
these two occasions. The ladies will
entertain at the White home, corner
of Seventh and Grand avenue.
man having Just taken out Ii
cense at the city clerks Office to sell
ribbon candy on the street attract
ed quite large crowd on the corner
of Fourth and Main streets this after
noon for several hours while he was
putting up his machine. He expects
to have the machine in operation by
supper time when he will be spinning
on the fine threads of candy at the
rate of mile or two an hour.
The Christian Woman's Board of
Missions of the Christian church gave
a strawberry and ice cream social last
evening at the ranch home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Barber on Orchard
Mesa. There were about IS members
of the society in attendance and all
had a very highly enjoyable time
The regular meeting of the society
which was held during the evening
was led by Mrs. NJ. II. Jones.
Miss Olive Chandler, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Chandler of
Grand avenue entertained a party
of little folks yesterday afternoon,
celebrating the occasion of her eigh-
tn birthday. The young people had
splendid time during the afternoon at
games, and toward evening a dainty
repast was served. Those present
were: Margeret Mcconnell, Ruth
Ray. Leta Gormley. Grace Fitzpatrick
and Hunter Mcconnell.
Mr.. William Summit who has been
resident of Grand Junction for the
past fourteen months and in that
time has made many good friends
viii leave for his old home in Spencer.
Indiana Monday afternoon where he
viii reside in the future. Mr. Sum
mitt has been employed in the Red
Trunk clothing store ever since his
coming to Grand Junction last year
and the firm regrets his leaving He
viii probably work in a store in Spen-
Ger, until fail. when he intends to go
to indianapolis College of Law and
Commerce and study for that profes-
sion.
Miss Josephine GLADDEN. entertain
ed at her home on East Main street
last evening the young ladies' of the
local high school society and the
n. Y. rs. The party was in the ma
ture of a farewell to her friends for
she will leave Monday for a summer
vacation in the east. The guests spent
a delightful evening and wished their
hostess delightful trip. Miss Glad.
den VIII leave in company with Mrs
V. c. Talbert and daughters who also
Will spend the summer in the east.
Miss GLADDEN. Will spend most of the
time at the home of-her father in La
Fayette, Indiana, but will stop on
her way for brief visits in Appleton