The daily sentinel., 1910-06-17

w An Ed n competent hOust gin
Apply to Mrs. E. A. Wadsworth.
WANTED-A 5-room house modern,
northeast part of town preferred;
also long lease. Phone Junction
767.
WANTED-To buy the furniture
complete of A. or broom house.
Phone Mesa $50.
FOR RENTING room modern
house, furnished; coal and gas
range; modern. Apply 25S Grand.
RAILROAD NOTES
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&C.,
Conductor Finch is taking a short
layoff to rest up.
The new time table takes effect at
l2:Ol Sunday morning.
Engineer Maxwell has reported o.
n for engine 1913.
Fireman Coughlin has reported o.
X. for work.
Caller Bert Sorrels leaves on-No. G
tonight for Glenwood TO spend Straw
berry day.
Conductor Peters laid off today and
his place was taken by Conductor
Simmons.
Engine 762 arrived in the city this
morning at 1919 after having been
thoroughly overhauled at Burnham.
Ben j. Snyder left this afternoon
on his extended home trip as outlined
In The Sentinel few days ago.
Train Dispatcher Fred Eble leaves
Sunday for Denver to visit few DAYS
with friends and relatives.
Midland No. 1O6 left this after
noon crowded to the guards with
eNcursionists bound for Glenwood to
take in the Strawberry day festivities.
Chas. F. Keene of the freight de-
partment. accompanied by his wife.
returned home today from an extend
ed eastern vacation trip.
Two emptys We're grounded today
in the yards on account of a broken
rail. Little damage was done either
to the cars or the track and they
were rapidly raised.
Conductor Hickman this morning
dead-headed on No to Aspen to
take the Aspen special to Glenwood
Springs tomorrow. The roads are
preparing to handle the largest crowd
in the history of the festival day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Allison, the for
mer an old-time machinist of the
local shops and son of Dad" Allison
viii arrive tomorrow from Green
River to spend few days in this city
visiting with friends and relatives.
Carl Eggers and Harry Blakely of
the yardmaster's office, returned
home today from Denver. where they
have been spending their vacation of
a couple of weeks They report
very pleasant trip.
A new baggage car seventy feet in
length and all steel has arrived for
service on this division. The car has
less than 100 pounds of wood about
1t in all and is equipped with an cleo
trio lighting system of its own, the
power being generated by the axle
of the front wheels.
Joseph Gilligan and Miss Mary
Gilligan. sister and brother of Ed.
Gilligan of this city. left today for
their home in South Omaha, Neb..
after a visit of eight days in the
Grand valley. They arrived expecting
to spend but two days and then go
onto Salt Lake for short visit but
were so taken with the valley that
they abandoned the idea of going to
salt Lake and spent the remainder
OF the time In Grand Junction.
George White, of Palisade, was
brought to this city on No. 8 today
in critical condition. suffering with
strangulated hearina. He was taken
at once in the new ambulance to st.
Matthews hospital and his condition
was such that an operation was deem
ed necessary for this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Wallace return
ed this afternoon from Denver where
they have been visiting with friends
the past several days.
Clyde Van Hoorebeke. son of Chas.
Van Hoorebeke of this city, returned
today from Salt Lake City where he
has been the past several years.
Young Mr. Van HoorekeFe formerly
liNpl in Grand Itnrtinrr hnt has mot