The daily sentinel., 1908-11-17
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

]. Il. Mckenzie. of Aspen is. local
visitor this afternoon.
c. w, Swinhart. of New York, is in
the city today on business.
George E. Haskell will leave this
evening for his home in Chicago
Horace T. DeLong left this morn
ing for DeBeque on a business trip.
The board of directors OF the Water
Users Association met this afternoon.
Carl n. Washburn is in Dallas
Divide this week visiting with his
parents.
R. E. Trueman and Elder Burman,
of Rollins. Ohio. are local visitors
this week.
d. Hughes. hay and grain dealer.
of Aspen, is in the city today on bust
ness.
Daniel Lynch. of Fruita is in town
today attending the water users
meeting.
Herbert J. Flint, of the real estate
firm of Stewart & Flint. is in Provo.
Utah, today on business.
F. w. Burch. travelling representa-
tive of the Platner Implement com
pany of Denver, is in town on bust
ness.
w. c. Barnes, of the Hardesty-
Barnes Drug Co, of Denver. is in the
city today calling on the local drug
gists.
Sam Chartlington. travelling repre-
sentative of the East Bourough Man
ufacturing company. of Illinois. is in
town today covering his regular ter
ritory.
Glen Minton, of Fruita. was in The
city yesterday. conducting n deal for
ten acres of land east of town. The
deal will probably be consummated
today.
Dale Fnlrosham. of Quincy. m. is
in the valley this week looking over
land with the intentions of making
his residence here. His family will
not follow until spring.
Pearlee johnson left this morning
for DeBeque for short vacation
from his work here. which he win
spend on his ranch. at that place. He
will be gone about a week.
The new home on North Seventh
street of V. G. Talbert and family is
rapidly nearing completion. II will
be one of the handsomest residences
ever erected in Grand Junction. Dr
The Enterprise has inst received
two cars of oats, one car of wheat
and will unload about six cars of hay
in the next few days, this will be
timothy. and excellent meadow hay.
Rev. j. f. s Her. of the Evangel-
zeal Lutheran church. of Denver, was
a visitor TO the city Monday and
Tuesday and was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. #. Lusthoff. southwest of
Grand junction.
Nearly all of the Episcopal minis
ters of western Colorado and num-
her from eastern Colorado. also
Bishop Spaulding, of Salt Lake City,
are in Glenwood Springs this after
noon to attend the funeral of Bishop
knight.
Did YOU notice this morning how
The Yellow faithfully reproduced all
If the numerous big local stories that
appeared in The Sentinel last night
along With a big array of the smaller
local stories and shori news notes
that appeared first in this paper. In
the art of reproduction the yellow
grows more proficient and efficient
from day TO day
George Smith has purchased the
large and modern residence at 424
Ouray avenue that was erected by
the late Capt. j. \. Lyons and which
has belonged to the Lyons family
ever since. The property was pur-
chased by Mr.. Smith from the estate.
The Smith family moved into their
new home yesterday, from their
ranch home on Orchard Mesa.
Miss Fay Richmond. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richmond. en-
tertained number of her Young girl
friends at the home of her parents
on north Seventh avenue last night.
at six o'clock dinner. The guests
from out of town. were Miss Cora
Briggs. of DeBeque. Miss Nina Skin
ner, of Molina, Miss Mary Gilbert. of
New York, and Miss Fay Laswell. of
the Plateau country.