The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1914-02-16
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| G. McDermoid, a well known SOM
erset rancher, is in Grand Junction,
looking after his interests.
Charles Adams o. Portland, Ore,
a brother of Orson Adams, is expect
ed here the middle of this week.
A. NJ. Anderson was local arrival
last evening from Delta, to spend a
few days here visiting and on bust
ness.
T. J. Daugherty and wife of Salida
arrived in Grand Junction yesterday,
for several days visit with local
| friends.
Lonella Williams came down from
his home in Atchee yesterday and is
here looking after some business
matters.
j. NJ. Jones, a prominent Delta
business man, came in last evening |
on the narrow gauge for a short bus
mess stay.
f. A. Roach has accepted posi-
ton as operator on the ID. e. r. G. at
Grand Valley and left to assume his
new duties recently.
Mrs. c. l.. Nichols left this morn |
ing for Birmingham, n. Y, where she |
has a number of friends and relatives |
whom she wishes to visit.
c. S. Alexander, a well known
Ridgway man, was an incoming pas
senger last evening on the Montrose
train, expecting to be here several
days.
Rev. ]. R. Lamb returned this
morning from Denver, where he at |
tended the state convention of the
home missions society, which was
held there recently.
Rev. Fuennig of Montrose was
homeward bound passenger this
morning, after spending yesterday in
Iona. where he preached in the Ger
man Evangelical church.
]. d. Green, formerly of the New |
York store, but who recently went
to Portland, writes that he intends
to locate there and he has had his
household goods shipped to him.
Rev. r. d. Brownell, pastor of the
Baptist church in Olathe, who preach
ed last evening in the local Baptist
church during the absence of Rev.
Lane, returned to his home this
morning.
James Blakely has accepted a po-
sition with the Rio Grande and will
take the place left vacant by the
resignation of Engineer George Por-
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morning. ny
j. w. Swire OF the Fashion return
ed home Saturday from a buying trip
to Chicago, where he inspected the
new spring fabrics and bought a
large assortment for his popular es-
Enlistment.
Mrs. II. Merrick of Gunnison who
has been here Strengthening up ac-
counts for some local people, return
ed home this morning. Mrs. Merrick
is wife of the round house foreman
in Gunnison.
A. X. Driscoll. special agent of the ,
Hanover Fire Insurance Company, is
in the city today checking up the
local agency of Nj; o. Delaplain 1t ,
is his regular annual visit and he is
very much pleased with the bright
spring-like weather he is enjoying.
A husky tarantula was found by ,
William Kicks in a bunch of bananas
this morning at the Rick grocery. The
big spider was quiet until placed in 4
glass and warmed up near the stove
when he became as lively as any
tropical insect. The execution oc- 4
CURED later today.
Lee l.. Crisman. a well known far
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mer of the lower valley. has given
up the farm property which he has ,
been caring for the past few years
and will seek another location. A.
C. Hetzel, the owner, will be over ,
from Denver Thursday to place a
new man in charge and is advertising
in The Daily Sentinel for man. 1t
is one of the best places in the lower
valley.
The local physicians report an I'M
usually healthy condition in this sec
ton. Beyond a few slight colds
among the children and a few cases
of the natural diseases common to
old age, there is very little sickness.
This is one of the best and most le-
Ultimate items for the boosters club.
A healthful climate is better than a
mint of money to the people who are
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