The daily sentinel., 1914-02-11

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I T. p. Kane has recovered from his
three weeks illness.
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1 Project Engineer j. II. Miner went
to the High Line camp yesterday.
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Misses lila and Alice Berry left
yesterday for their home in Watson,
Colo.
James Fitzpatrick came in from
Thompsons, Utah. last evening for
visit.
E. r. Romberg has purchased the
Harry Hampton home at 32S Chi
peta for $1,000.
Mr.. Gaully. route agent for the
Wells Fargo Express Co., leaves this
evening for Denver.
Charles Baird returned to Delta
this morning after spending several
days here on business.
]. L. Lasswell, travelling engineer
from Salida for the Rio Grande, is
local business visitor here today.
S. b. Eskridge is able to be down
again and is being congratulated by
his friends on his successful recovery
Miss Esther Brouse, daughter of
kirke Brouse on West Colorado ave-
nue., is suffering today from paral-
ysis.
Il. n. Harvey from st. Paul, left |
this morning for Delta and Montrose, |
after spending several days here on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Updegraff, who
spent yesterday visiting local
friends, returned home last evening,
to Palisade.
F. McDevet, Jr., of Chicago was an
outbound passenger this morning
for Delta, where he has several days
work to do.
John McAleer left this morning for
after which he will go on to Telluride
and Durango.
J. A. Esby, well known De Beque
man, returned home yesterday af-
ternoon, after spending several days
with local friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Osborn and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Jones leave to-
night for Mansfield, NO., where they
will locate permanently.
J. j. Lumsden was an outbound
passenger last evening for his urani-
UNI claims at Gateway, after spend
ing several days, Quitting here.
Sisters Colletta and Mary Leonard
of st. Mary's hospital left last night
for the St. Francis hospital at To-
peka, Kas., where they will stay per-
manently.
Father J. p. Carrigan of Glenwood |
and little grand-niece. Mildred, spent |
several pleasant hours in Grand
Junction yesterday, returning on the |
afternoon Midland.
G.. l.. Kelly was an outbound pas |
senger this morning for Uranium. a |
small town which is in the vicinity |
of Telluride, where he will engage |
in the mining business.
A meeting of the agricultural |
committee of the Chamber of Com
merce has been called for Friday
evening to perfect the organization of
the Mesa County Agricultural soci-
ETY..
Word has been received from
Des Moines that l.. II. Davis. former
ly a prominent valley orchardist, who
was stricken with paralysis few
weeks ago, is much improved, and
will probably recover. His son, G.
w. Davis is at his bedside.
Arrangements for the rental of the |
city ditch digger to twenty residents
of Orchard Mesa were completed at
the council meeting last night. The
ditch is for an extension from the wa
ter main for the use of the ranch
men in their homes. The water will |
be supplied on a meter basis.
The new regalia recently ordered
by the local Odd Fellows encamp-
ment has arrived and this evening
the degree team in the royal purple |
degree will hold a dress rehearsal in |
preparation for the Forthcoming |
visit to Rifle when the local teams |
will confer all the degrees on Rifle
candidates. special meeting will
also be held to prepare candidates for
advancement in the degrees,