The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

tiou, lost her pocketbook on Kansas
Mesa. while here last week enjoying
an outing. The pocket book contained
sa.25, and "a card bearing Miss Flea
nor Coles name. Plateau Voice
Miss Matte Kelly left yesterday
for Grand Junction, where she Will
visit for a short time before proceed
ing on her way 10 Salt Lake City.
Miss Kelly Will be married 10 S. l.
SHafnr al that place in tine near fu-
ture. HoHtr0se Press.
Rev. J. W. Glazier. of Grand juno
lion. visited al }. =. Uttcrback's resi-
deuce several days lately He occu-
pied the pulpit both morning and ey-
euiug last sunday Plateau Voice.
Horace 7. DeI.one and party of ten
came up sunday 10 attend the Mesa
oeiebratiOn.sPl Plateau Voice
Ralph Turner. Of Grand Junction,
is visiting his grandparents, G.. W
Noble and wife. a few days. Plateau
Voice
Mir. Scroggins, OF Grand Junction
spent several days the past week
looking about with a view of locating
Plateau Voice
l.. SternOerg. in company with a
party of Grand Junction friends,
spent July 3 and (, at Reudi. on the
Midland. He came back well primed
with fish stories DeBeque New Era
J. S Pagan, of Grand junction.
was a Glenwood visitor yesterday
GlcHwood Avalanche.
SupcTinte endent Ned widcCk was up
rom Grand Junction Yesterday
3lenwood Avalanche
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s Carter OF Grand
Junction, were guests Of MIR. and
Mrs. Stuckley over the week end
DeBeque New Era
Eugene Ong has returned from
trip to the Junction DeBeque New
Era
DR.. Johnson, "A prominent osteo-
path of the Junction. Is making semi
weekly visits to DeBeque and already
has number of patients who are
rapidly improving under his treat
DeBeque New Era.
r. c. Walker, of the Caldwell
Walker Realty Co. of Grand Junction.
was guest of his son. Walter Walk
er during the celebration. Mr. Walk
er was for % years in the newspaper
business in Kentucky. but for the last
seven years has been I'm the realty
business in Grand JuuCtion.-OurayI
Plaindealer.
Richard Dowrey, a prominent mer-
chant: Joseph Eiefer. of the Red
lands Irrigation & Power Co. and
Mr.. and Mrs j. W, Stevens. Mr.. and
Mrs. c, NJ KilEore. were among the
visitors from Grand Junction on the
Fourth Ouray Plaindealer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Tharpe, of
Grand Junction. were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Anderson. of this
city. this week. and greatly enjoyed
their visit Ouray Plaindealer.
Miss Britta Bent returned Friday
from Grand Junction. whore she
spent several days visiting with
friends. Ouray Herald.
Mrs l.. c. Heath who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. William
Nicholson of Grand Junction. return
I'd home on yesterday mornings |
.rain.- Western Empire
Z. +. Udlock. president of the I'd |
lock Investment Co. of Grand Juno |
ion, is here this week looking over
our fine country with l.. A. Hinton. |
Fork Times.
William Mack of the Independent
Lumber company went to Grand |
Junction Wednesday where he will |
be for few weeks North Fork |
FINES
l.. A. Hinton has "A little five year
bid son. who will develop into anoth-
'r Weston. If he can keep up the |
'ecord he made Wednesday of this |
week, He started from home TO meet |
his father who was coming from
and missed him and came in,
cot drink and started LocL |
re wiG%s% Mr.. Hinton fou5d him
he little chap had W., ! !. .t5d sd about five
niles and was starting on the return |
rip ms unconCerued as if It were a
'ommbn occurrence North Fork |
FINES
Mrs. s. e, Carpenter, of Grand |
Junction. spent yesterday in the city
ln business. MOntrOse Press.
Miss Eugenia Brooks. of Grand |
'"nction, spent the latter part of last |
here visiting her parents. Rev |
"s. Brooks Eagle County |