The daily sentinel., 1906-07-16

ne ltPOAl VI AAt
county treasurer is about complet-
ed.
1t pays to buy the ElSocorro cigar
Why because you get your moneys
worth.
Water Superintendent vedder has
charge of the city clerks Office dur
ing the stay of City Clerk Conley in
Denver
The board of county commissioners
convened this morning and attention
will he given to a large amount of
business.
Palisade is having regular Satur-
day night band concerts, that town
/ is gradually climbing up the metro
politan ladder.
A fierce wind and rain storm visit
ed Denver Saturday night and did
considerable damage to the decora-
tions for Elks week.
Ladies are cordially invited to at
7 tend the wireless demonstrations
given every evening from seven to
nine at All Main street.
AS announced in the Sentinel Sat
urday no water is running in the city
bitches this week. Now's your
chance to clean your bitches.
Get our figures on your plumbing
! joba Everything up to date all
work uaranteed.=Lewis & Sallee,
I24N 5th street. Phone 1851 red.
Dining car service now in opera
tion on Colorado Midland daylight
trains No. and 8. Both trains
carry Pullman observation sleepers
and reclining chair cars.
James w Bucklin returned yes
terday from California where he has
spent the past six months for the
benefit of his health. Mr.. Bucklin
returns home greatly improved.
Uncle Sammy Patterson. who
sustained a severe stroke of paraly-
sis on Friday, is slowly improving
chances for recovery are good.
Get in line for the matinee races to
take place in the fair grounds on
July 26th and 27th. C. c. Price of
the executive board of the county
fair guarantees an excellent program.
Secretary Aupperle, of the Cham
Der of Commerce, is at work raising
the funds for the appropriation Mesa
county will make toward paying the
expenses of the Colorado exhibit car
Today the warehouses of the Grand
Valley Fruit e Produce Co., at the
corner of Ninth street and Railroad
avenue, were opened for business and
the company is now receiving fruit at
their warehouses.
Having been in the steam and hot
water heating business for anumber
of years. We are able to give you
plant that will satisfy you. Call
and see us at 124 \. Fifth street
Lewis & Sallee, Phone 1881 red.
The musical program rendered
last night at the Christian church was
highly enjoyed by an audience of
large size. Each number was delight
fully rendered II was one of the best
musical services held at the church
this year.
The dinner given Saturday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T. Stone in hon
or of Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Gatewood, .,
at the home of the Stones on Grand
avenue, was very happy occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gatewood leave soon
for the northwest.
There is now strong opposition in
street religious services in the city,
the Salvation army and two factions
of the Mormon church hold services
each evening on Main street, Satur-
day night each of the three corps of
religious worshipers drew large
crowd.
Not far from FIVE hundred Grand
Junction people left town yesterday
The Ouray excursions. the Denver ex-
cursions and the charms of the fish
ing streams being responsible for the
large exodus of citizens. 1t was eX-
tremely quiet in the city yesterday
afternoon and last night.
The growth of business in Pali-
sade is shown by the fact that the
Palisade depot last year for the month
of June did $4,000 worth of busi-
ness, while this year for the same
month the aggregate was SO. 200.
and with the same number OF employ
ees too.-Palisade Tribune.
Misses Leonoe and Irene Steele,
once residents of Glenwood have
been visiting here this week, the
guests of Miss May McReayy. They
will go from here to Grand Junction
where they will visit relatives. Since
the death of their father few years
ago the young ladies and their
mother have made their home in
Pueblo.-Glenwood Post.
Nate Allen, the barber, spent n
pleasant day fishing yesterday on
Beaver Creek, near Rifle. He went
up to Rifle Saturday night accompan-
led by young Mr.. Nichols. they were
Joined in that town by Fred Sayre
and went up to the creek. Although
conditions were not very favorable
the gentlemen had a very successful
day and Mr.. Allen divided some fine
fish among a few of his friends this
morning.