The daily sentinel., 1910-01-03
BIG PARTY ON FINE TRAIN.
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presence on board the train of Pull
man Superintendent F. l.. Wood. who
has complete jurisdiction of the Pull
man lines between Kansas City and
San Francisco. Mr.. Wood said that
he would see that the Grand June
tion people had a good time if he had
to accompany it himself, and his Of
fer was accepted at once by Chair
man McMullin. and he was pressed
into service to become a member of
the party. A number of the local
railroad men have expressed surprise
to see Mr.. Wood here, as 1t is very
rare, indeed for him to go with any
excursion. as his business interests
in the larger cities are very heavy.
The train will be composed and ar
ranged of the following cars, which
will be allotted to the various towns
represented:
Baggage car; diner; Quebec
tGrand Junction.; Nicosia (Grand
Junction.; Clarion (Palisade): Hav-
erhill tFruita), Burton (Clifton and
upper Valley. A handsome observa-
tion car will complete the train, and
it is safe to say that it will be the
finest which ever left the city.
The schedule is as follows: Leave
Fruita, pm; Grand Junction. A 30
pm; Clifton, 4:43 pm; Palisade.
4:53 pm; DeBeque. 5:34 pm,
Grand Valley, 5:5S pm: Rifle, 6:31
6:55 pm; Glenwood Springs, 1925
pm; arrive Denver, 10 am.
No day coaches will be on the
train, and especially fine service will
be enjoyed throughout the trip. For
the accommodation of the party, the
diner will remain open until IL pm,
and the Rio Grande, which is the
official Mesa County train to the
show, has ordered elaborate menu
and dainty souvenirs for the occa-
sion. Twenty-Five hundred colored
post cards will be distributed on the
train and in Denver by the railroad
company. On the back OF each card,
which is a reproduction of a Grand
Valley orchard scene. is the statisti-
cal fruit crop of the western slope as
compiled by The Daily Sentinel. The
menu cards will also be pretty SOU
venirs.
Among those who will compose the
party are:
From Grand Junction-Orson Ad-
ans, S. G. McMullin. C. A. Smith, j..
H. Rankin. William Helm, John
Harvey, F. ]. Stark. c. PAIGE. ]. A.
Green. Fred Seth, w. C. Meserve. ].
e. Robinson, b. C. Drew, ]. l.. Ham
ilton, p A. Dix. NJ. o. Delaplain, o.
G.. Coen, j. II. Smith. Z. NJ. Hardy.
II. G. Fletcher. A. l.. cellars, DR..
Hall, William Frey, ]. C. Plank, Ed
win Price, A. II. Keene, John Brain
ard. [. N. Bunting, P. A. Rice, Mr..
Fahmeyer, C. P. McCary, Miss Har-
vey, Miss Craig, Mrs. G. w. Bow
man, G. w. Bowman, Henry Rhone,
DR.. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cross, r.
T. Anderson.
From Palisade-E. S. Sherman, r.
NJ. Skinner. Henry Wagner, f. r.
Nelson, A. A. Reed, J. j. Bridges, j.
II. Sayles, ID. A. Breeker. E. ID. Rob
erts, II. G. Crissey.
From Fruita-F'rank Burg, F. Pet
tijohn, ]. c. Wigginton. A. L. Sayles,
, Fred Leach, j. S. Ruddy, Charles
Swictey. A. j. Lee. +. Il. Price. Mrs.
McKinney, Mrs. Lester Johnson, Fl.
T. Groves, David Cool. j. l.. Blair,
Mrs. ]. l.. Blair, Thomas Osborn, p.
d. Bowman, A. l.. Collins. c. Il.
Beach. William Schwartz, F. c.
Price
Clifton and upper valley-Mr.
VanCleve, G. w Bales. William Me
Dowell, Miss d. ]. Dodge, Miss Sadie
Moore, George Moore. w. S. Hatton.
Mr.. Albers. T. b. Scott. A. j. Har-
vey. l.. Long. w. c. Strain. j. W,
Scott.
In addition TO the above many 9TH
] ers will make the trip.