The daily sentinel., 1906-03-15


night from Salt Lake City.
If you want your moneys worth,
smoke the FL Socorro. Sold by all
dealers.
Fred. C. Holmes. Asst. Mgr. of the
sugar factory, was in Glenyi3od
/ Springs yesterday.
Miss REEVE Stone Ferbrache spent
yesterday in Delta at which place
she has several pupils.
Mr.. Blair. young man from Delta
was in town yesterday en- route to
Idaho where he expects to locate.
This afternoon Mrs. James II.
Smith is entertaining a party Of lad
les at her home on Orchard Mesa.
The committee at work soliciting
stock subscriptions for the fair as
ISOLATION is meeting with excellent
success.
John H. Heron, the real estate
man, made trip 10 DeBeque to-
day to show some parties over the
Bonita valley.
Tomorrow evening Miss Edith Tur-
ner will entertain the Out For Fun
Whist club at the Van Buren, resi-
dence on East Main Street.
w. A. Cloud. formerly editor Of
the Delta Independent. is visitor
| In the city. Mr.. Cloud came down on
his bicycle, making the trip in this
manner for the pleasure of the out
ing.
Quoted in connection with the Rail
road grocery at 200 Colorado ave
and sqnarely An up-to-date fresh
nue. All patrons treated courteously
stock Fruit and early vegetables
can be found here.
O. NJ. Gibbs. sheriff of Delta county
was in town yesterday visiting his
old time friends, c. II. Martin and
tho Hards Brothers. Mr.. Gibbs was
en- route home from Canon City
where he delivered some prisoners
TO the warden OF the state prison.
Photographer, S. G.. Wray, received
notice yesterday evening that he had
been awarded first prize for a photo
graph he sent into a contest at Roch-
ester. y. Y. short time ago. lie will
receive a beautiful gold medal for
having the finest portrait made on
platina. and the picture will be kept
on exhibition in the art room at
Rochester.
A real estate transfer of pretty
big proportions was made yesterday
when II. A. Breeder sold his twenty
acre ranch near the Fruitvale school,
known as the Loyeland orchard. to
T.. H. Orusbee. The consideration
out in the Offices of the belong real
estate agency. Mr.. Ormsbee took
possession today Mr.. Breeder re-
Gently purchased the Conway rapch
near Fruita. the sale OF which was
noted by the Sentinel several weeks
ago. and lie moved to this ranch yes
terday. Mr. Ormsbee is a new resi-
dent of the valley, coming here a
short time ago from Nebraska.
ellison y. Thomas, Jr., aged forty
four years, postmaster at Redstone,
Colorado. died at an early hour last
evening At ST. Mary's hospital I'M
this city Mr. Thomas was brought
to Grand junction four weeks ago.
suffering from disease of the heart.
his condition did not improve and
the end did not come unexpectedly
last night. The remains We're taken
in charge by Undertaken Gourley and
this morning they We're shipped to
Ouray where the interment. will take
place. DR. Thaddeus Parker accom-
panied the remains to Ouray. Mr.
Thomas was single man. He was
well known in the Ouray country,
having resided in that section for a |
number of years.
Last night the owl Whist club was
entertained in a delightful manner
characteristic of the host and hostess
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Arthur. Nearly all of the ladies
and gentlemen of the club with a
few invited guests were present and
the evening passed In a most agree
able manner. Bridge whist was play
ed and the ladies being adopts at
the game kept the gentlemen guess
ing from start to finish. The ladies
prize, handsome cut glass bowl,
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