The daily sentinel., 1906-05-28

HoNe " Clitton yesterday
MISS Maude Miller spent Sunday
'' ner ranch home east Of town.
Mrs Nate Allen returned ves.
SSiudS from her visit 10 relatives al
j W. Clary and Tom piersou are
spending few DAYS in the plateau
The Knights of Pythias win elect
9meers az their meeting on Wednes-
d. W Grove. superintendent of
lle Clhtah railroad. was a visitor 10
the city this morning.
Messrs. r. /. Magill and J II. Ran
iSlh drove up into Plateau Valley to
Jay on business trip.
Mrs. George Clever of Grand June
ION leIt To-Day FOR visit to her old
nome in Albion. Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs, f. E. I.einbaugb will
occupy the Ella house during fbe Az
senee OF the family in the east.
Several of the local Sunday schools
are preparing for an elaborate child
ren's day program to be rendered in
June.
Mrs. W. S. Chandler. leaves the
latter part OF the week for her par
ents' home, where she will visit for
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs o. G. Coen Of Mont
Z rose were entertained yesterday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. 5. Miller
on White avenue.
/ B. f. Rea, formerly employed on
the Herald in this city. is now at
/ Meeker, having accepted job on
/ the Meeker Herald
The annual election of Book Cliff
/ Camp. No. 3 : Woodmen of the World
Will take place this evening at the
regular meeting of the camp in its
] headquarters
Orson Adams. Jr. left for Denver
I last night and from there may he
called to New York on a big bust
ness deal in connection with the con-
stRhction of the big stub ditch
scheme.
The free entertainment to be given
by the W. c. T. U. promises to be
very enjoyable affair. A series Of
fine stereopticon views, music and es-
says and other features will make
up the program.
Mr.. John F. Moore, manager of
the Grand Junction Fruit Growers
association returned yesterday from
an extended trip to the large cities
OF the east looking after the interests
of the fruit business here.
Mr.. Ralph Todd entertained a
party of young men from Grand June
tion at dinner on his ranch four miles
west of town yesterday The guests
were Carl Boyer. A. II. Hinken. Guy
Baily, Darrell Dyke and william
Summit
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II is announced that the prelim-
mar, trial of Chester Il. Jaynes.
with poisoning three horses
beionsing 10 O. w. Hosllins will be-
Gin Thursday morning before JUS
tice Nngent at Fruita. A large num-
nov If witnesses have been summon
I'd n win he n bitterly fought trial
from The very start. Friends of Hos
i,ins claim thar the evidence Is over
,ybelmjng against Jaynes while the
iatter's friends EXPRESS themselves
as beinr confdent of his acduittal.
Tho case viii he watched with great
intarost
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