The daily sentinel., 1910-06-10
LARGEEXCURS|ON
PARTY GOES
To SPA

The black smoke which curls
from the smoke of a train, the 'toot
toot" of the whistle which sounds the
starting signal and the all aboard -
of conductor will never herald the
starting of a more merry excursion
party than will occur when Colorado
Midland train No. 106 puffs out of
the yards bearing the Bachelor Spe-
cial to enjoy the world-famed at
/ fractions of the famous summer re-
sort which nestles in the mountains
some ninety miles east of this city
known to everybody in the West, the
city of Glenwood Springs.
Seventy-two couples of well known
and prominent people of the city will
leave their cares behind them and
will be obliyious to worry and trou-
BILE from the time the train starts to-
morrow afternoon until train No. 5
| pulls into Grand Junction on the re-
turn trip Sunday night or rather Mon
day morning.
In the interval they will be the
guests of the Colorado Hotel; will
take in the delightful pool, refresh
ing yapor baths, climb the nearby
hills, visit the mysterious caves and
in fact enjoy all of the pleasures
which are extended to the visitor at
that resort.
Saturday evening the Colorado
Hotel orchestra will furnish music
for dancing and the dance will last
until the pleasure of the merry crowd
signifies that 1t shall stop. Rooms
have been reserved at the hotel and
the party can wake up Sunday morn
ing to consume the day as their in
dividual or group desires dictate.
Beyond a doubt 1t will be one of the
most pleasant and most greatly ap-
preciated excursion party which ever
left this city.
Following the the names of the
participants, with the exception of
the young ladies who will accompany
the bachelors:
Mayor and Mrs. Thos. NJ. Todd.
Attorney and Mrs. Ben Griffith, DR..
and Mrs. B. f. Miller, Attorney and
Mrs. John F. Halderman, DR.. and
Mrs. Chas. w, Reed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred G. Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Wadsworth. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lum-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Horohan, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Piatt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph w. Todd. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lutes,
DR.. and Mrs. Carl w. Plumb. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilkes Dinwiddie, Attorney and
Mrs. John II. Fry, Mr.. and Mrs. Sterl-
ing B. Lacy, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Storm, Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rhinearson, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence billiard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rex Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Rupp, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perry, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Garms, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Primrose, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Crocker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. E. Hudson, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Walter CLARK. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Leavitt. Mr.! and Mrs. J. A..
McCulloch. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Miller.
Stanley T. Miller, Frank Hall, Ed.
Bowie, f Bla"i stone. Irwin Emerson.
Dick Blackstone, Warren Fletcher.
Lynn Kennedy. Reed Miller, Rodney
jay. John Fidel, Geo Nahstoll An
thony Fidel. James Mcconnell, John
E. Lowe VIM, Toole. John E. Kirtley,
Max Griffith, b. S. Lee, Archie Wells,
Dan T, Hill. II. Whipple Chester, A.
NJ. Cross. Bob Hardinge, Attorney
Barnard Welsh, w. A. Simmons, w.
r. Jordan Earl Bannister Ollie Ban
| mister. Fred Jenkins, w. NJ. Roberts,
Ralph Palmer, Roy Hickman. Ross
Reynolds, VIM. Longshore, Everett
Mann, S. o. Harper, Frank Hill, F.
Woertendyke, Stanford Hoodenpyle,
Lloyd Aldrlch.