The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-04-07

No. was two hours late this
AFTERNOON.
The board of directors of the fair
association will hold their next meet
ing on next Saturday evening.
James Page of Whitewater is in
ttown today. Mr.. Page has entirely
recovered from the injuries he re-
ceived in the railroad horror at
Adobe.
The funeral of George R. Gar
rison takes place tomorrow afternoon
a. $3.50 O'Clock from st. Matthews
1 church. Interment at Orchard Mesa
cemetery in the Masonic plot.
There seems TO be some sensational
] developments in the horse. poisoning
I case that occurred on the Hoskins
ranch. II is not impossible. that ar
rests will be made within a few days.
! About noon it was decided to have
I the entertainment at the Methodist
church this afternoon as announced
] yesterday but the evening entertain
ment has been postponed until Mon
day night
Master Nelson Trumbull who ran
away from his home near the city
and who was apprehended by the Of
ficials at Glenwood Springs failed to
arrive home last night as expected
Evidently the young man was placed
on the train at Glenwood Springs he
succeeded in leaving the train at
some intermediate point. His fail
ure to return home was very disap-
pointing to the family and they are
again very anxious as to his where
abouts. Inquiries are being made
today at various towns. 1t seems If
the boy is fully determined to get
clear away from his home where to
all accounts he has everything that a
boy of his age could reasonably de-
sire and had no cause whatever to
leave his parents.
Yesterday afternoon a party of peo-
pie were making the trip from Mack
to Dragon in railroad auto car
when at a point about nine miles this
side of Dragon the car jumped the
track and flew along the ties for
distance of a hundred yards or more
There were six occupants of the car
one of whom was Whipple Chester
No one was hurt but the car was bad
ly injured. A few days ago a Chica-
20 man brought a big railroad auto
car to Colorado and placed it in COM
mission on the Uintah railroad. The
railroad auto is in every way similar
to the common road auto only its
wheels are arranged for operation on
a railroad track. The auto made its
HIst "Trip on lne road lew days ago
with Mr.. Il. p. Chester as one of its
passengers. The uintah road is the
highest road upon which one of the
cars. which are very popular in the
east has ever been operated
There are numerous friends of At |
torney Ben Griffith of Montrose. in
this city who will be Interested to |
learn that the young gentleman has |
become benedict. A dispatch from |
Montrose to the Denver Post, under
Thursdays date says: Ben Griffith.
star player and former captain of
the Denver University and Colorado
College football teams, has branched
out in new game-that of hearts
An early victory for cupid is noted
with the news of a secret trip to
Delta, Colorado, and his subsequent
to Miss Fannie Finch. The
Young people slipped out of town and II
drove twenty-five miles in the rain
because they did not want their
friends to see them get on the train.
rhey We're quietly married there and
alter returned to Montrose The Sc
ret was betrayed when Griffith rent
I'd house. Griffith is now deputy
district attorney. The bride is ex-
'eedingly handsome and social lead
ar in Montrose.