The daily sentinel., 1906-05-29
Axle grease and olla al Fred Man


Axle grease and oils at Fred Man
teys
Souvenir postaIs OF Grand June.
ton at the Postoftice book store.
The local lodge of Elks held us
regular weekly meeting last night
Mr.. James Anderson from Green
River Is a visitor in Grand Junction
p. +. McSillan of Durango is stop
ping in Grand Junction for short
visit.
Miss Mary Enoch left last night for
I Los Angeles to spend the greater part
of the summer
A. b. Critchlow of Crawford came
10 Grand Junction yesterday for a
short business trip.
Or. L. S. Abbott was suddenly cal
led 10 Denver last evening and will
likely be gone a week.
Construction work on the mountain
water system of Fruita will probably
commence in n few days.
Mr. NJ. V. Stiles OF Plateau who has
been visiting in Grand Junction for
n day or two left last night for his
home
Mr. d. Coal Of Soma came to Grand
Junction yesterday and viii spend a
day or two looking after business
matters.
II is understood that the Auditor
ium has several pretty good attrac-
lions TO offer the people of Grand
Junction this summer.
The children of the Presbyterian
Sunday school viii open tine picnic
season at Nothoroughfare canon Tues
day in their annual picnic to be held
providing the pleasant weather con-
tinues.
Mrs. Thos. b Crawford of Denver
who has been visiting at the home OF
Mr. and Airs. W. 5. Sullivan at 229
Rood avenue has returned from q
short trip TO Rifle where she visit
ed Mrs Charles Compton.
Mr.. G. w. Myers general superin-
tendent of the international Cores
pondence schools returned TO his
home in Grand Junction last even
ing after an extended business trip
In the eastern part of his territory.
George W. Vallery general man
ager of the Midland road and a party
OF officials of the road passed through
Grand Junction in a private car at
rachel to No. 3 this noon. They were
on their way to Salt Lake City and
made no stop in Grand Junction.
s. f. Boyden and G. w Jarvis. Two
Young men from Broadgate. Iowa, are
arrivals in the city and are being
shown over the valley this inter-
noon. The young men have been all
through the northwest and have come
back to this valley to see if it will
dot more than favorably compare
with anything which they have as
yet seen.
Mrs. r. NJ Hardy is entertaining
about 60 ladies at euchre and finch
at her home on Orchard Mesa this
afternoon. The large and commid-
ious dwelling of the Hardys was
beautifully decorated with roses and
wild flowers and was the scene of one
of the prettiest and most delightful
parties given in Grand junction this
season.
Sheriff Struthers left this morning
for Glenwood Springs where the two
accompliees of Roberk Kennedy the
prisoner charged with assaulting and
robbing b w. Cluen are being held
by the city marshal. Sheriff Struthers
is expected home on this evenings
train, and the preliminary hearing of
the two men Will probably be held
in the morning.
Observer Hardinge of the weather
department announced last night
that the highest rate of wind register
TWO o'clock This was pretty
good wind storm. said Observer Har-
dinge this morning when You con
slider that the rate of hurricane Is
from so miles an hour mp. one can
get pretty good idea of what It
wonld be like to be visited with real
big storm"
The twenty-five per cent dividend
which the Grand Junction Fruit
Growers association paid TO its stock
holders on last years business. and
the ten per cent paid by the Paonla
organization is stimulating an inter
est among Montrose fruit men in the
securing of such an organization for
the fruit growers of that locality,
and those who are in a position to
kknow say II will not be long before
Montrose has az good fruit growers
association, as any city in the coun-
try of its size.