The daily sentinel., 1914-05-05

Three punches lettuce, 1oc; Kicks
Grocery. 5-1-3t
Up-to-date gifts at Blackstone's
441 Main.
F. N. Rhoades left this morning
for Montrose on business.
The Auction house on Colorado
has been moved to Main street.
A reliable watch for a graduation
gift at Blackstone's, 441 Main.
NJ. Tannenbaum of Denver is stop
ping at the st. Regis during his local
visit.
ID. G. Miller, drainage engineer,
is expected home Saturday from San
Luis valley.
Thos. Clarke, United States deputy
marshal, is in Grand Junction today
from Denver.
l.. G. Shafer OF New York City ar
rived this morning, and will be here
for some time.
C. H. Thompson, we'll known
Denver man, arrived early this morn
ing on business.
Will Aupperle spent Sunday in
Grand Junction from camp No. 1.
where he is employed.
l.. Beckwith, frequent local Wis
itor. arrived this morning from
Denver, for a short local stay
R. e. Russell from Rochester, N.
Y, the kodak city, is in Grand juno
ton, visiting friends and calling on
the trade.
A. w. McDermoid of st. Louis.
Mo-, is numbered among the Grand
valley visitors this week on business
and pleasure.
j. p. Hayes of Kansas City is
stopping off in Grand Junction for a
few days at the La Court while call
ing on his trade.
A. NJ McGarry of Salida is in
Grand Junction this week. visiting
friends and looking over his local
property interests.
]. Duncan was an early morning
arrival from St. Paul. MINI, and
will be here for several days on
business and pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Quire of
Telluride arrived from tho eastern
slope this morning and expect to
leave tomorrow for their home.
j. ]. Madden, whose home is In Sa-
Ida, arrived early this morning and
will be in Grand Junction for several
days, visiting his Grand valley
friends.
D. e. Prosser was an incoming
passenger early this morning from
his home in La Junta. Colo, and
will be here for several days, looking
over the local situation.
The basement for the new Barton
&Terrill warehouse ON South avenue
is completed and the contractors are
waiting for the lumber which has
been ordered from the coast.
A decision was expected in the
Broxholm-Parks case yesterday in
Denver, where it is under considera-
tion by the supreme court The or
der, however, was not handed down.
C. A. Damon, who was in this city
several days ago from his home in
Seattle and left for tour of inspec-
tion over the narrow gauge, returned
last evening and will be here for
week or so.
A dance in Clifton Saturday will
be attended by about thirty-five
young people from this city, accord
ing to announcements made today.
Hay racks and wagonettes will be
used for the conveyances.
Little Edward Meders. son of VIM.
E. Meders, machinist in the Rio
Grande shops. was operated on yes
terday morning at st. Mary's hospi-
tai. Edward, who is only seven years
withstood the difficult operation in
fine shape and is getting along nice
ly this afternoon.
Commissioner Carson says that the
city water will clear up in a few,
days as soon as lower snow has
melted. This is real mountain wa
ter he said. for there is part OF the
mountain in it." The mud is caused
by the recent heavy rains on the.
upper reaches of the creek. =
The Grand Junction Tigers yes
terday afternoon defeated the Pali-
sade high school at the fair grounds
in thrilling 13-inning game, by thes
score of ! to o. Henry. Mahannah'
was the star for the locals; tanning
twenty-six of the opposing batsmen.
In the last inning FRANKIE of Grand
Junctions got on first base, Stills came.
to the front with hit, putting
Franks on third, and he scored on an
error.