The daily sentinel., 1914-03-17
ABOUT TOW N

Mrs. ]. A. Rea is visiting friends
here from Meeker.
Horace T. De Long left last eve
ming for De BeQue.
f. A. Brewer. cattleman from
north of Fruita, is visiting his family
today.
w. F. Crowley, Montrose potato
dealer. is here on business for few
days.
John w. zunn is visiting from
Boston and registered at the st
Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Black of Kan
sas City arrived last evening for a
short visit.
Dave Seton, formerly in business
here but now in Glenwood, is a local
visitor today.
w. H. Hauck of the Galena Oil
Company is transacting business here
for few days.
Samuel McMullin was an outbound
passenger for De Beque on legal bus
mess yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. w. j. Farrell arrived last eve
ming from her home in Montrose
for several days shopping trip.
d. w. Lotion. a well known Glen
wood Springs man, is visiting and
transacting business while here.
j. T. Walsh, a well known Cotton
wood man. is stopping at the oxford
during his Grand Junction visit.
r. j. Waltham left yesterday for
Palisade. He is a Denver man who
has been looking over the valley.
Rev. Edward c. Cameron was
visitor from Palisade. He returned
home on the afternoon Midland.
A carload of rice has been received
by the J. S. Brown Mercantile Com
pany for Western Slope distribution.
State Brand Inspector D. C. Good
rich arrived yesterday and is visiting
in the Fruityale section on business.
c. e. Nomstrom arrived last eve
ming from his home in Gunnison for
several days local visit and business
trip.
Rev. Ray N. Studt of Grand Val
ley returned home yesterday, after
conducting three weeks services in
Fruita.
j. E. Langdon and wife of Norton.
kas., have arrived in the city and
are looking around with a view to
locating.
George NJ. List. horticultural in
| spector from Fort Collins, left yester-
day for Rifle expecting to return in
a few days.
C. w. Darrow came down from
Glenwood Springs yesterday for lit
tie business and to boost THE Man
From Mexico"
Don Musser, who has been visiting
here for several days, was an out
bound passenger this morning for
his home in Delta.
c. q. Brant is stopping off here
from Brant, Mont. for several days
looking around. He is we'll pleased
with local prospects.
NJ. j, Walsh underwent an opera
tion yesterday on his left eye. He
recovered nicely from the ordeal and
will return to his home today.
Mrs. j. Il. Lowe has been taken to
the Nelson hospital suffering from
| typhoid fever. Her condition while
serious, is not thought to be critical
NJ. G. Talley. manager of the Inde-
pendent Lumber Company at Iona
and A. W. Mayer of the Mayer-Rice
Paint Company are riding around in
new autoes.
Mrs. A. h. Wardon, who has been
visiting here for several months, re-
turned to her home in Vanadium,
near Telluride, this morning on the
narrow gauge.
W. II. Kelso and Harry Spencer
left yesterday for the Paradox coun-
try. where they will prospect for
uranium ore. They expect to be
gone for several months.
A. h. Baird. Western Slope agent
for the n. b. Company, was an out
bound passenger this morning for
Delta and the Hotchkiss country, eX-
pecting to return in a few days.
j. j. Hover, deputy head consul
of the Woodmen of the World, who
has been visiting Western Slope
towns for the past week with head
Quarters in Grand Junction, left this
afternoon for Denver.
Mrs. w. IL. Long of Carbondale,
is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. e
w Horseley. Her grandson, Earl o.
Sloss, accompanied her, and both
will visit here for the next two
weeks.
1 Elder S. Beery and Mrs. Beery re-
1 turned to their home in De Beque
yesterday afternoon. Elder Beery
has been conducting services in the
Bethel church for several days. lie
will not return for at least three
months.
William II. Hunck, Western Slope
agent for the De Laval Cream Sepa-
rator Company, arrived this morning
and is busy selling his firms pro
duct. The Western Slope is waking
up TO the advantages of dairy farm
ing. according to him.
The r. II. Sawyer candy shop i:
showing couple of interesting st
Patrick's day chalk drawings in th'
. display windows A drawing of ;
high church dignitary is matched b.
an interesting view of an Irish cas-
tie where the river shannon flows.
Mrs. A. l.. Hutchinson is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Ozenbaugl
. vbila ct ctonpipp in this city She for