The daily sentinel., 1909-06-04
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

F. E. Boures and wife. prominent
people of Toledo. o., are stopping over
in the city today.
w. NJ Mcdowell. the well known
DeBeque capitalist. is Grand June
tion visitor this afternoon.
j. f. Cushman is looking over land
in the Grand valley this week from
Dalhart. Texas.
VIM. H. Taft will be inaugurated
president of the United States at the
Mesagraph Park tonight. Come out
and see Bill"
President Taft will be in Colorado
in August but tonight at the summer
park you can see him inaugurated.
Don't miss this new picture.
f. A. Whiting is down from Delta
today on business matters. He is
stopping at the st. Regis and returns
to his home in the morning.
L. S Doutt, the well known Fruita
ranchman. is up today with the first
strawberries of the season from that
section of the valley. He received
81 crate for his first lot
NJ c. Grant. one of the leading
business men of Provo. Utah, and his
daughter. Miss May Grant, are visit
ing friends and relatives in the city
this afternoon.
w. A. Roach. of Collinsville. Ok,
is stopping over in the city on his
return trip to the northwest and is
looking over land with view to To-
eating
Ben Griffith. county attorney for
Mesa county, came up from Grand
junction today and all his old friends
are busy giving him the glad hand
-Montrose Press.
Ethel NJ. Hensel. formerly with
the II. J. Gray Realty company, has
accepted a position with the Cham
ber of Commerce as stenographer and
will be found there at their offices on
Fifth street
The Grand Junction folks have but
one more thing to do: invent
smudge pot that will thin the fruit
at the one and same operation and
they will then be like the Count~of
Monte Christie when he got the world
by the tail on the downhill trackage.
Denver Field and Farm
Tomorrow the first fishing party
of the season will leave Grand juno
ton In the party will be James
Lancaster, Charles McCary, S. r.
Vols and Fred Mantey. They are
going to Cebolla. on the Gunnison,
and expect to bring back fine sup
ply of delicious trout.
c. A. Simmons, the well known
business man, left this afternoon for
Colorado Springs and other points in
the eastern part of the state, to be
gone a couple of weeks and to re-
turn with Mrs. Simmons on her re-
turn from an extended visit to her
old home in Illinois.
tire family of H. l.. Albers, with the
exception of Mr. Albers. himself, now
have scarlet fever, the remaining six
children having taken the disease the
first of the week Miss Lille. sthe
first one to have the fever, is able
to be around again and help care for
the others. Mrs. Albers is better but
still rather weak.-Clifton Success.
DR.. r. b. Dexter. recently from
New York City. has opened offices in
the Sentinel building. DR.. Dexter
comes to the city highly recommend
ed from his former home and will
unquestionably make for himself a
medical practice in the city DR..
Dexter was accompanied to this city
by his bride, young lady who was
formerly head nurse in one of the
large city hospitals of New York
City.
Harry Burnett. of the ST. Regis
Hotel, today received a letter from
Arthur f. Francis. secretary of the
great Trans-M Mississippi Commercial
Congress to be, held in Denver. Aug
ust 1920, notifying him of his ap-
pointment as one of the Colorado
delegates. 1t is expected that over
$4,000 visitors will be in Denver
during the week of the great Con-
gress. President Taft and the gov
ernors of all western states and many
other states, are to be the guests of
honor.
Secretary Stanley T. Ray, of the
Grand Junction Trades & Labor AS
sembly, has received an invitation for
the Assembly TO attend the great
Colorado state celebration of Labor
Day to be held in Pueblo on Monday.
sept. g. Plans are being outlined TO
make the celebration the biggest of
It's Kind ever held in Colorado. There
VIII be world of big features. The
Pueblo Trades & Labor Assembly
nave charge of the arrangements. All
labor organizations in the state are