The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22

The Sultorfum cleans your clothes
clean Hats are cleaned and reblock-
ed
Tou can buy this week at the 5 and
10 cent store 2 pieces Of China for
- cents worth 35 cents each.
New souvenir. 20 Grand Junction
views in a sea shell. Is cents at the
: and 10 cent store.
Keep you clothes looking neat and
clean and let the Suitorium work on
them occasionally No. 125 8. Fifth
Street.
Miss Amy Davis. daughter Of A II.
Davis leaves today for Denver. where
she will Join her mother and permau-
emily reside
Mrs. II. 8. Day. wife Of DR.. Day
left last night for Chicago
being called there by the illness Of
her mother.
The Wlnona wagon IS without a
peer for general all round work on
the ranch or In the city. Harry L.
Hiatt, sells them.
c. II. Arthur, who has been spend
ing the past feT days In this city
left for his camp north Of Thomp-
sons today at noon.
DR.. Fl. J. Smith. Of Smith & Agnew.
physicians. IS down from Paonia. en-
route 10 Denver. DR.. Smith wlll re-
turn TO this city In the fall
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Primrose ar
rived home last night from Aspen.
where they have been spending the
past week or more on a vacation trip.
This afternoon at four o'clock VIII
liam Bush. the Palisade young man.
will be arraigned IN the county court
before Judge Sullivan for a hearing.
You can install a front rank fur
"a
money that one can an Inferior grada
See J. Fl. Lane 127 South Fifth street.
Coruice. sheet iron and fancy
metal work. must be done in an ar
tistlc manner TO be satisfactory. See
J. n. Lane 127 South Fifth street for
estimates Of this kind Of work
When you buy a saddle or set Of
harness from Harry l. Hiatt you viii
know that all work on them Is done
at home and they are guaranteed and
Hiatts guarantee is worth something
as he Is here to stand back OF II.
See McCary's line OF fruit wagons
they give complete satisfaction and
you all know what the Studebaker
wagon is-We have the kind that is
made especially forthe hauling OF
fruit.
d. Knude Hanson. the we'll known
physician accompanied by Irving E
Emerson, chief clerk In the Haskell
pharmacy, left last night for Mime
sofa. DR.. Hanson will visit a brother
located in Minnesota married 10 SIS
ter OF Mr. Emerson. They VIII be
absent about three weeks.
Harold Warner OF BROOKLYN New
York. a cousin of DR.. George R War-
ner Of this city, arrived Saturday
night for an extended visit with Dr.
and Mrs. Warner Or. Warner had
not seen the young man since he
was a mere child but was able 10 rec
ognize him without any trouble as he
aIighted from the train. This Is the
young gentleman's first visit 10 Colo
RADIO and he expects to enjoy # huge
ly.
Mr.. Fl. d. Coe came TO Grand juno
tlon last fall for his health The ell
mate proved beneficial and he was so
favorably impressed with the valley
that he decided to make Grand June
tion his permanent home He open
ed a farm-loan Office and was very
well pleased with his business. In
Nav he went to Nebraska to look az
ter his property there. but he has now
returned and Is living at Fifth and
Chipeta IN one OF Mr.. Pemberthy g
new houses. Mr.. Coe intends 10
continue loauiug money on Grand
Valley ranches and he VIII be assist
ed In his business by his son Fred,
who has been attending the Nebras-
ka State university.