The daily sentinel., 1909-02-25
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

paving petition today.
A. T. Gormley and Harry Hill, Of
this city, spent Monday and Tuesda,
in Glenwood Springs.
Robert Bowen. well knowr
young man of Hannah creek, is Wis
iting friends in the city today.
Riley Belts, merchant of south
ern Iowa, is a new arrival in the city
and is a prospective buyer of land
L. L. Blackstone has started exca-
walton of a cellar for a new house
between Seventh and Eighth on Hill
avenue.
Walter Kyner, who has been in
charge of herd of horses on Grand
Mesa the past few weeks, has return
ed to the city.
Walter Farmer and Samuel Ashley,
well-to-do Hannah creek ranchers,
are visiting their Grand Junction
friends this afternoon.
R. L. Davidson and wife of Salt
Lake. former old time citizens of this
city, are visiting Grand junction and
renewing old acquaintances.
Two drunks and disturbers were
brought before Judge Hill this morn
| ing in the police court. Both were
found guilty and fined the minimum
amount, S. and costs.
Secretary Peery, of the Grand Val
| ley Irrigation CO., reports that the
stockholders are paying up their
assessments this year better than had
been anticipated.
The matter of having the council
appoint a building inspector, move
ment being agitated by many of the
| laboring men of the city, is being
pretty generally discussed in the city.
You often get chance to buy
some things at a discount, but you
don't often get the chance to buy
everything in the house at big
| bona fide discount.-Crown Furni-
ture Company.
The executive committee of the
National Educational association has
announced that the annual meeting
of the association will be held in
Denver July . to July 8. Thousands
| of delegates will attend.
l.. C. Dout and John Stanbrook
prominent Pennsylvania business
men, are visiting in the valley this
week. They are looking over land
with intentions of locating here. The
| former, Mr.. Dout, is an old friend oi
| Frank Blaisdell of this city.
superintendent O'Neil of the Grand
Valley Irrigation Co.. is off on d
still hunt for pi.ing, this week. When
I last heard of he was at DeBeque but
he will not return until ne has bag
ged some of the game. Poles for use
on the ditch have become very scarce
1t is expected that a great number
of laboring men and union men will
be present tonight at Carpenters hall
when the question of the county EN-.
! MI tot Iah dc will
be taken up and argued Secretary
Mahoney, of the Chamber of Com
merce, Attorney Henry r. Rhone and
others will deliver addresses. All who
are interested have been invited tc
attend. The meeting will be under
the auspices of the Trades Assembly
! Arrangements were practically
completed today for the furnishing
in very handsome and appropriate
manner, of room in St. Matthew (
hospital by the local lodge knights
of Pythias. The trustees of the lodge
Messrs. w. W. Chandler, Charles
Schrader and W. G. Wilson have the
, matter in charge The furniture is
to be in perfectly white enamel and
in every way the room will be made
one of the most attractive in the hos
pital.
Mrs. C. c. O'Neil and little son
leave tonight for an extended trip
and visit to the west and northwest
| They will first go to Payette. Idaho
for visit with relatives. They will
then go to Los Angeles for a visit
with Glare O'Neil, eldest son of CHIEF
and Mrs. ONeil. Later they will &C
| to Seattle. They will be out of the
I city about two months. Mrs. O'Nei
expects to greatly enjoy the trip as
il is the first she has made out of the
valley in many years.
A team belonging to Robert Orr
the well known ranchman, ran away
last evening about $50. The team
became frightened on Main street and
ran east. AS it arrived at Fifth street
it attempted to turn north but could
not make the turn and landed on the
pavement in front of the Quist drug
store Luckily the large plate glass
windows escaped breaking and The
team was not badly injured but the
wagon and harness were much smash
ed up, otherwise no damage was don,
though several pedestrians had mar
row escapes.
TO TRADE-9 acres near Clifton. il
\ D..t