The daily sentinel., 1914-05-09
ABOUT TOWN
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local visitor yesterday.
Peter Fox is driving a new seven
horse, two speed Thor today.
R. T. Malin arrived this morning
from Denver for brief stay.
w. J. Spray Of Denver arrived this
morning for a few days visit.
G. R. Barton is reported to be on
| the sick list at his residence.
G. L. Potter of Des Moines arrived
this morning for brief visit.
Nat Marshall returned from a brief
trip to Whitewater last evening.
Samuel X. Walker of De Beque ar
rived yesterday for weekend visit.
Mrs. A. J. Humphrey and children
returned this afternoon TO their home
in Cameo.
G. G. Stoyaker of Denver is in
Grand Junction, guest of the La
Court for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lee Hampton are
the proud parents Of a fine baby boy,
who arrived yesterday.
George Kendall OF Woodside, Utah,
is in Grand Junction for few days
ON business and pleasure.
J. w. Duncan, a prominent Green
River, Utah, citizen, came In early
this morning on weekend business
visit.
J. T. Townsend arrived early this
morning from Wichita, Kas.. for a
few days inspection tour and pleas
ure jaunt.
A. Knight, travelling for we'll
known Denver casket firm, arrived
this morning on brief weekend
business visit.
John Berbla. prominent Mont
rose citizen, arrived last evening on
the narrow gauge for a short bust
ness and pleasure stay.
E. r. Bailey came over the range
this morning from his home in the
state capital and will be here on
business for some time.
Mrs. ]. w. White came down ear
ly this morning from her home in
Norrie, Colo, and win be here for
some time visiting friends.
John Lyons, who comes frequent
ly TO this city from his headquarters
in Salt Lake, arrived early this morn
ing for another brief stay.
C. Bremosid was an incoming pas
senger this morning from his home
in Loeys City, Neb., and is looking
for a suitable place to locate.
j. e. St Vrain WAS a local arrival
last evening from Los Angeles and
left this morning for the southern
part of the state on business.
The Latimer Chemical Company
are making especially heavy ship
ments of their arsenate of lead spray
solution to the lower and upper val
ley this week.
r. II. McQuarrie and o. NJ. Chee-
die will loop the loop over the Rio
Grande starting tomorrow evening,
going to Salida and around on the
narrow gauge
+. N. Van Hosen, travelling freight
and passenger agent for the Rio
Grande Southern at Telluride, is in
the city today, looking after his
roads interests.
j. d. McClaren. who has been in
specting the valley while en- route
from Texas where he has been visit
ing to his home in Baker City, Ore,
left this morning for home.
C. e. Lance was an incoming pas
senger on one of the early morning
trains, and will be here for several
days on business and pleasure. His
home is in Helper, where he is well
known.
Michael McDoone, who arrived
last evening from the coast and did
up some business matters in jig
time, left this morning on the mar
row gauge for the east. His home
is in San Francisco.
Rev. John ]. Lace, district super
intendent of the Methodist church
will take an active part tomorrow in
campaign to raise funds for the
completion of fine church building
for the Methodsts of Montrose.
W. f. McCafferty, chief special
agent of the Rio Grande system, was
in Grand Junction this morning, on
his way to Denver from Salt Lake.
He left on the narrow gauge. after
taking tab on the local situation in
his line.
John f. Eldridge. who was in
Grand Junction several days ago and
spent several days looking over the
valley, has returned from a briei
trip to the vicinity of Delta and
Montrose, and VIII be here for somt
time looking over the situation.
Miss Arlie Claypool. who LETT Price
something like year ago to go ro
the Pacific coast. is expected to ar
rive from Los Angeles today or to
morrow to visit friends for few day:
being en- route to her home at Crane
Junetion.-Carson County News
Price, Utah.
j. A. Becker of Grand junction
has been spending several DAYS il
Redvale and at Cone. Mr.. Becke
contemplates moving his family I,
the Gone for the summer. and late
they will take up their residence or
Mr.. Beeker's claim on the Lilylands
The Nucla Independent.
William Elliott, for ten years
we'll known figure on the streets OF
Grand Junction, left last evening
for Eagle. where he owns hote
which he is attempting to dispose of
! From there he viii 90 in month tc
. his old home in Minnesota. Mr.. Ell
lott has scores of local friends who