The daily sentinel., 1910-01-31

for Dolores on a short business trip
Norman Valentine. the well know
Collbran cattleman is business Wis
itor in the city today.
Born to Mr. and Mrs D. b. Wrigh
a fine girl today. Mother and daugh
ter are doing nicely
a. J. Castell, of Paonia. lis dowI
on business this afternoon. He /:
stopping at the St. Regis.
John a. Wilcoxson, of DeBeque, Q
well known cattleman of that city, is
down on business this afternoon.
c. r. Jennings, of Montrose, is Wis
/ iting friends in the city today. He
leaves in the morning for his home.
| A. c. Mcmillan. proprietor of a
general merchandise store at Mesa,
Is down today visiting his family in
| this city.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. F. Knoff. of Den
yer. the former a well known busi-
ness man of that city. are visiting
| Grand Junction friends this after
noon.
Mrs. Ada Kissel. of this city,
daughter of the unfortunate man,
Patrick Tompkins. who was killed
Friday at Clifton. left this afternoon
for Clifton.
A message to The Sentinel today
states that the committee in the SEN
ate has reported favorably on the bill
appropriating $4,000 for two new
fish hatcheries in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McClintock ar
, rived yesterday to make their home
in Grand Junction. The newly mar
ried couple were warmly greeted by
their many friends in this city.
Sylvester Rec. Ia negro), was ar
| raigned in police court this morning
on the charge of being drunk. He
was found guilty but sentence was
suspended on promise of good be-
havior.
J. j. Hickman and son of the cigar
manufacturing firm OF Hickman &
Miller, today sold their interest In
the business to w. NJ. Woods. MIR.
Hickman will devote his time to
other interests.
Messrs. Trindell and Lloyd OF Ord.
Neb., old time friends of the Coe
brothers of this city, who have been
looking over Investments in the val
ley. yesterday left for Nampa. Idaho.
to look over number OF business
propositions.
J. b. Bowers and wife left this
noon on No. 3 for Twin Falls, Idaho.
where they will make their future
home. Their friends in Grand juno
tion regret their departure but ex-
tend them the best wishes for sue
cessful future in their new home.
A most interesting and important
bulletin has just been issued by the
U. S. Department of Agriculture, en-
titled, How to Destroy English
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ly for the farmers. The Sentinel re-
ceived one of the first copies this
morning. -L'
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester l.. Hall pur-
chased today through the Perry
Simmons Realty Co., Is acres from
A. p Shellenberger. in the Clifton
district. consideration $13.5O0. The
| orchard is in young but bearing trees
and is one of the best properties in
the valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall will
make their residence on theiren new
place. 90
Mrs. f. l.. Moon. nee Miss Hattie
Void, of Middleton. Colo. sTrived in
the city yesterday at moor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moon were married quietly in
Denver last week ano the fact was
kept a secret from Mr. Moons friends
here, where he is well known, until
| the arrival OF Mrs. Moon yesterday.
Papers were filed for divorce In
the county court today by Mrs. Elva
| Gigax from Gidean Gigax. The plain
| tiff prays for the custody of the three
minor children and temporary ali
| mony. The grounds upon which the
| action is based is alleged extreme
cruelty and non-support. Attorneys
Fry & Welsh represent Mrs. Gigax.
Evangelistic meeting tonight at
| the First Baptist church. What
Must Do to be Saved? The Great
Question" Mrs. Lane and Mrs.
Kicks will sing God VIII Take Care
of You" Good chorus singing4 Ex-
cry person who signed a card giving
| this church as their preference is
urged to attend. Come out and bring
some one with you. 5-g
| p. +. Farnum and daughter, Miss
Elsie, are stopping in the city today.
Mr.. Farnum was at one time n
wealthy business man of San Fran
cisco but was almost completely ruin
ed financially by the earthquake dis
aster and has been since that time
engaged in the cattle business near
Thompsons. Utah. Miss Farnum will
enter school here where she will
make her future home
A license to marry was today
was granted Mr.. J. E. Shellenberger
and Miss Bertha Hetrick, both of
this city. MIR. Shellenger is a we'll
known conductor and has been a res
ident of the city for number of
years. Miss Hetrick was for some
time employed as cashier in the
Board OF Trade restaurant and is a
very attractive and popular young
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