The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28

D
/ Ray Hickman left this morning for
Glenwood Springs to spend few days
with friends in that city.
T. +. Belden, the well known
Fruita fruit grower. is up today on
business
Geo. Hurdman and family. of Corn
Greek. Okla. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. G. NJ James
/ j. B. Matthews. who has been visit
ing at Ouray the past several days.
will return tomorrow.
Mems sewed soles. S5c.-EIectric
Shoe Shop, opposite postoffice.
Today Rio Grande No. was nearly
three hours late. The Midland was
also late
w. F. Crossley left today for the
capital city on flying business trip.
j. @. Chimes of Mack, Colo. is "A
business visitor in the city this af-
ternoon.
Half fare to LeadviiIe and return
via the Midland September and 6.
Phone Junction 116
a, l.. Roberts, the well known Pa
onia fruit grower. is visiting friends
in the city this afternoon.
The Colorado Midland is making a
half-fare rate to Leadville and re-
turn. Call the Midland man on the
phone and ask for particulars. Tick
cts on sale September 3 and 6; good
till the 18th.
NJ. j. Il. Matthews today trans
ferred to w. Guy Boyer lots 81 and
~. block ll3. Grand Junction. Con-
sideration private.
Geo. and Mayo Badders, prominent
citizens and business men of Topeka,
Kansas, are looking over the Grand
valley Investments this week
II. Scarlet. Il well known young
man of Delta. is visiting friends in
the city this afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Johnson. promi-
nent and widely known in Greeley.
Colo, are spending a few DAYS in the
city.
Miss Anna Kit returned yester Law
from an extended eastern trip. She
reports very pleasant journey.
Mrs. Henry Rupert. mother of the
well known playwright. is reported
on the sick list this week
Today Is the last day for registra-
ton at the county clerks office for
the charter election on September IA
The registration has been very light.
w. c. Hadley is a new arrival in
the ctty today from Westfield. Mass.
lie is looking over the valley with
views of investing.
Mrs. Frank b. Skinner and chill
dren are spending few DAYS in the
Grand valley from Chicago, visiting
with friends and relatives.
f. w. Noble of Denver has accent
ed temporary position with the
Denver 4 Rio Grande. in the up-
town ticket Office. during the absence
of Clarence billiard, who is ENJOYING
three weeks vacation.
! David b. Miller, police reporter on
the Denver Republican, is spending
the day in Grand Junction. The
young man has a month for vaca-
tion and is spending the time travel
ing He is zen route to the coast but
VIII make the trip at leisure rate.
stopping at many points.
Charles II. Wallis, the undersheriff,
was today appointed deputy or guide
by the board of commissioners chosen
by The court TO investigate the lands
of Frank j. Sleeper, over which the
town of Fruita is in controversy. Mr..
Wallis will accompany the commits
sioners and designate the lands to be
Investigated.
Representative William Weiser and
w. j. Meyer. the latter one of the
proprietors of the Fair Store. who are
visiting in the east were on WedDes-
day and Thursday of this week the
guests of Mr.. |. n. Bunting, editor of
The Sentinel. at his old home in
Pottstown, Pa, where Mr. Bunting
is spending the month.
l.. l.. Num-, of Provo. Utah. one of
the largest owners in what was form
erly the Telluride Power COMPANY.
and also a large stokholder in the
Colorado Central Power company. WIS.,
ited in the city today. Mr. Mum is
one of the wealthiest men in the west
and frequently passes through the
city EN- route from Utah to Telluride
or New Mexico where the same com
pany has extensive interests. Mr.
Num- built the first power plant on
the American side of the river at
Niagara Falls.
The Elberta season will be on in
earnest in another week or ten days
and then Palisade will be very busy
place. Think of 100000 to $50. 900
worth of fruit being shipped from
this little district per day. and YOU
may form some idea of the amount of
business that Palisade is capable of
transacting during the shipping sea-