The daily sentinel., 1906-06-02
BANNER bread-lt leads.

! BANNER bread-it leads.
You forget trouble while smoking
the EISocorro cigar.
Il Mr.. J. l. Oliver of Palisade was in
the city today visiting friends.
I Dorr Belden of Fruita is in Grand
Junction visiting friends for few
days.
1t pays to buy the ElSocorro cigar.
Why because you get your money
worth.
Mr.. Hoodinpyle of Fruita. came to
/ Grand Junction today for a few days
visit with friends.
Contractor c. L. Hawkins of this
city returned yesterday from a trip
to several towns on the coast.
Mrs, Harry Morgenthau will leave
( Monday morning for few weeks Wis
| 1t to her old home at Silver Plume.
The maximum temperature yester-
day was 80 degrees. The minimum
temperature this morning vas 81 de-
grees.
Mr.. n. ]. Renackel of San Francis
co, son of Mrs. ID. Kuhn, of this city,
is here visiting his mother for few
weeks.
Mr.. Walter Hawkins a prominent
ranehman from the Plateau country
spent today visiting friends in Grand
Junction
Mrs. Edgar ]. Mullineaux and dau-
ghter of Ouray arrived in this city
last evening where they will spend a
day or two visiting.
Banner bread and Banner rolls
and all kinds of bakery goods the
kind that mother makes-The Smith
Thomas Grocery store.
Mrs. II. Stonnington of this city
who has been visiting in Leadville
for the past few weeks has returned
to her home in this city.
S. +. Powell, piano tuner is in
town for a short time, from Denver.
His work is first class. Send orders
to the LaHarpe at Third and Main.
Members of the Grand Junction
Tennis club played the first game Of
the season on their newly finished
grounds on White avenue this morn
ing.
The Capital Life Insurance com
pany of Colorado wrote a fine bust
ness the first four months of 1906.
The Grand Junction Office standing
fourth in the list.
eMr. a. b. Hawkins of this city
accompanied by his wife will leave
Monday on a vacation trip to sever
al cities In the East. They will prob
ably be away until August.
A brother of J. Guy Baily of the
News office, is visiting him this
week. Mr.. BailY is returning to his
home in Montrose after year at the
state University at Boulder.
Mr. Frank b. Hin who owns a
large bee ranch between this city and
Fruita received n handsome silver
medal yesterday from st Louis, the
prize won by his exhibit at the expo
sition two years ago.
ID
daughters will leave Sunday might
f6r Denver for an extended visit
Later in the summer she will be
Joined by Mr.. Sampliner and then
viii go east to the Atlantic coast.
Souvenirs in hangers, mirrors and
match boxes, pictures of Grand juno |
ton sunset. Mt. Garfield, Grand Val
ley fruit, Atchee. Ute Chief, Buster
Brown. broncho buster, pulpit rock, |
sentinel monument canon and po-
tato rock at PostofIice bookstore.
The summer normal school at the |
Grand Junction Business college will |
begin next Tuesday morning, June
9th continuing six weeks The |
of study are designed espec- |
tally to held young teachers and those
to teach to secure first
grade certificates.
Mr.. o. e. Coen of Montrose who |
for some time has represented the T,
International correspondence schools |
in this territory has entered into a |
with Mr.. o. s. Miller in |
the real estate business in Grand |
Mr.. Coen expects soon to
move his family here. The former o. |
S. Miller real estate office on South |
Fifth street Will be retained by the |
new firm.
A meeting of poultry raisers was
called for this afternoon at the court
room in the court house and quite
a number of men and women from
ranches were in attend
at the meeting to organize n West
ern Slope Poultry association which
later on will affiliate with the Amer
way bring great advantages and OPP
in and around Grand Junction.
Prof A. S. Otto. formerly of the
public schools of this city and who
for the past several years has been
connected with the faculty of the
Normal University of Las Vegas. New
Mexico, has resigned from that insti-
tuition. Prof. Otto has had charge
of, the department of mathematics.
physics and chemistry and the board
of regents of the New Mexico univer-
sity in accepting Prof. Otto's resig-
nation. passed a resolution of high
respect to his capacity as a teacher.
Prof. Otto's wife is n sister of Messrs.
Krohn of this city. What Prof. otto's
plans for the future are are not