The daily sentinel., 1910-06-09
LOCAL EVENTS.

{. r. hoSs, the wei known hard-
ware man has gone on a business
trip to the North Fork country.
Muriel Douglas and Martha Doug
las, of Oberlin, Kan. are visiting
friends and relatives III the city To-
day. rhey are en- route to the coast
IL. \. McMullin. of Elfano, Texas,
is spending a few days in the city on
business. lie leaves Saturday for his
home.
Carl Washburn took tae train for
Noel this morning, whence he will
90 out on the ranch on Hastings
mesa.-Telluride Journal
d. Z. Gibson and son, Master David
Gibson, of Canon City, are new ar
rivals in Grand Junction today. Mr..
Gibson is here in the interest of the
Gibson Lumber company.
Mr.. J. A. Becker. accompanied by
Mr.. II. V. Smith, OF Grand Junction,
and Master Herrick Schnur, of this
city. left yesterday on a trip to the
Lilylands.- Western Empire.
ID. F. Ingersoll and son, who live
on the corner of Sixth and Belford.
leave today for Portland, Oregon,
where they will spend a month visit
ing and resting
Glen Nelson and Howell Miller,
who have been attending Colorado
College the past week, returned home
yesterday. to spend the summer vaca-
tion in Grand Junction.
class of about fifty candidates
will be taken into the Order of Moose
omorrow evening. This is the last
initiation before the close of the char
ter roll.
Ed. Fountaine, who has been visit
ing ]. f. Kirtley of the Red Trung
the past several days, returning to
his home in Louisville. Ky, from San
Francisco, left this morning to re-
sumo his journey.
This morning the steel construction
work began on the Adams building
corner of Third and Main. The eN-
cavating has been completed and the
new structure will soon rear its head
in the air.
Senator DeLong is already feeling
round considerably on his candidacy
for either congressman or governor.
His able first lieutenant, Edwin Price
is attempting to line up the faithful
for Mr.. DeLong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dean returned
Sunday to their home in Grand June
tion. They were in the city for n
day or two last week and were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Kelly.
-Montrose Western Empire.
Judge L. X Byers and wife and
their daughter, Mrs. Candeyce Ry-
nearson, will leave in a few days for
Illinois, where they will spend a few
weeks, visiting old friends.
Messrs L. w Kennedy and Roy
Adams, of Denver, and c. c. Albright,
of Portland Ore. organizer of the
Moose lodge. visited local friends yes
terday on their way to Denver, They
have recently organized lodges at
Delta and Grand Junction. Western
Empire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Price, of Dalton,
who have been visiting in the city the
past several weeks, left today for
Meeker, Colo, where they will spend
the summer with friends and rela-
tives. They will visit again in Grand
junction before returning to their
home.
Tuesdays Pueblo Chieftain gave a
iist of cities governed under the COM
mission form Of government. together
with the population of each. Grand
junction was among the number and
her population given ut 3,503. News
paIeTs of Grand Junction, Will you
staad for such libel.--W En-
pire.
w. II. Taylor. of McComb, ILL.,, is
calling upon Fred Halbouer of this
city today A!r. Taylor recently sold
his farm in Illinois for $500 per acre
which is considered an exceptionally
good price there He expects to in
vest in Grand valley real estate and
inspected the Montrose country be-
fore coming here.
DIR. Devers, of Cincinnati, who has
been visiting o. &. Coen of this city,
leaves today for Salt Lake. DR.. Dew
ers was sent out to this country by a
combination of parties who will abide
by his impression as to future invest
ments, etc. DR.. Devers was much
pleased with things in general in
Grand Junction but stated that he
was not used to the western hotel
custom of charging hotel guests for
transportation both to and from the
depot.
The annual outing for old ladies
and shut-ins will be held at the In
dian school on Friday afternoon,
June 10. All women belonging to
these classes are most cordially in
vited and urged to be present with
out further notice, as no written in
vitations are sent out this year.
Meet at the Methodist church before
2 pm. where transportation will be
provided. Anyone having convey
ances for the occasion will please no.
tify Mrs. Lumsden, SCI Grand ave-
nue.. as soon as possible. Those hay-
ing flowers to donate will please leave
them at Mrs. Polley's. S13 Main
street, or notify her before Friday, if
possible. Anyone not able to walk
to the church will be called for with
cnnypyanCe IL they will notify Mrs