The daily sentinel., 1909-05-08
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

I ness man of Trinidad, is a VISITOR IN
town today. en- route to Montrose-
Mrs. ]. f. Smith. of New Castle, is
the guest of Mrs. ]. NJ Neeb during
the club conference.
DIR. Hanson is on the streets today
with a handsome new buggy which
he purchased from W. E. Rhinehart.
The fire boys have finisi ed Their
work of papering their sleeping room
in the old city hall and it looks very
attractive
Messrs. Udlook and Rankin expect
to drive tomorrow to Iona in an
automobile to visit friends and see
the orchards.
| James u. Harris, member of the
state board of land appraisers, came
in at noon today to spend few days
with his family.
The fire in the railroad yards has
practically died out and the work OF
making repairs and rebuilding the
oil house, etc. will start at once. The
loss is about 10000.
C. NJ. Ackman is up from Fruita
this afternoon visiting friends and on
business.
Calling cards are essential to every
lady. who pretends to keep up visit
ing list of friends. You can have
them in any style. printed or en-
graved at The Sentinel office.
The baseball team will be accom-
panied to Montrose by quite large
number of local fans who are anxious
to see the trimming administered to
the upper valley ball tossers.
VIM. Ballentine. who has been Wis
iting in the city the past few weeks.
returned last night to his home in
Colorado Springs.
The work of filling up the holes
for the car line posts which were dug
on the curb lines. began yesterday
and today a large gang is rapidly
digging the new holes.
The temperature kept up well all
last night. 1t was cloudy and warm
but a night of satisfaction for the
fruit growers.
Tomorrow Mothers Day will be OBJ
served in several of the churches and
Sunday schools of the city. Many
people will wear flowers in commem-
Grafton of the day.
There was no meeting of the board
of directors of the Chamber of Com
merce last night. A quorum was not
present.
N. C.. Smith is a new arrival in the
city this morning from Akron. New.
He is here to purchase land and will
build a home in time for his family to
take possession before the rush of
worl. begins in the orchards.
W. A. Simmons of the Perry-Sim-
mons real estate agency, returns to-
night from Collbran where he has
been on business for the past few
days.
N. A. Glasco has filed his order for
a new Ford runabout, which he will
use in the real estate business. w.
e. Rhinehart, who is demonstrating
these machines, has sold a large num-
ber of them lately.
II. II. Coshun, general field super
intendent of the Northwestern Ma
tional Life Insurance Company of
Minneapolis. was in the city between
trains yesterday, the guest of his old
time friend, c. g. Simpson.
just n touch of individuality in my
lady's private stationery. gives her
more or less pleasure. The Sentinel
knows how to give that touch to
stationery printed or engraved.
You can always get better service
in job printing. where they have the
facilities to do the work. The Sentinel
job rooms have larger equipment
than any other office in western
Colorado. That is principally the
reason. combined with good work,
why The Sentinel does the largest
job business in the city.
Our efforts to sell the irrigated
lands in Pecos valley, Texas. has been
so tremendously successful. that we
have only small portion of the 25,-
600 acres left. This land is selling
at $50 an acre and it is only ques-
Ton. ..ff ~ al
selling for S75 or 500 per acre. Our
next excursion leaves Grand Junction
May II. See Fl. j. Gray Realty Co.
331 Main street.
There has been quite a heavy sale
of seats for Dan T. Sully in 1.-THE
Matchmaker" the attraction at the
Park opera house Monday evening.
Mr.. Sully and company are playing in
Salt Lake City all this week and the
criticisms in several of the Salt Lake
papers. usually pretty severe in their
criticisms. declare that 1.-The Match
maker" is one of the daintiest and
prettiest things in the theatrical line
offered in that city this season.
a school shoe for misses and boys
that will give good service seems to
be an impossibility on account of the
hard usage which they are subjected
to. Realizing this fact. Cass & Com
pany have secured line of school
shoes made up with full double soles
and full vamps. in welts same as the
high-grade lines. which look good
and should wear well. They show
them in snappy up-to-date shapes.
and the prices are right. Call and
see the Tom Boy school shoe at 436
Main street The window is full OF
them.
y letter received by The Sentinel
from Sam G. Smith. who recently
left here for Caldwell. Idaho. to take
the management of the Caldwell