The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01

C. c. Knowles has returned from
a business trip to Moab.
J. c. Butts arrived this morning
from Denver for a brief visit.
S. G. Wright OF Brockton. Mass.
was an arrival this morning on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Albert Hammer left yesterday
afternoon TO join her husband in Pal
isade.
Fred Vinton is here from Moab.
after a prospecting trip through that
section.
John Bean, deputy assessor from
Whitewater, was a local visitor yes
terday.
c. a. Damon OF Seattle, Wash, is
registered at the oxford during his
local stay.
L. b. Sherwood arrived last eve
ming from Thistle, Utah, on business
and pleasure.
Haywood Brown Of the Uintah
railway at Mack is a Grand Junction
visitor today.
NJ. a. Harms and wife Of Chicago
are registered for the weekend at
the st. Regis.
William Orr moved his household
goods this morning from 1913 White
to 1144 ouray.
II. c. George of Clifton motored
to Grand Junction today and is
transacting business.
Fred Wurl OF Laramie, Wyo, is a
Grand Junction weekend visitor on
business and pleasure.
w. p. Casebeer is moving this week
has rented the place at 1162 Main
and has occupied II today.
Miss Claudia Lewis arrived last
evening from her home in Montrose
| for a several days visit.
Mrs. Myrah Watson Of Telluride
has arrived for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Watson OF this city.
Miss Jean Annette was a Grand
junction arrival last evening from
Telluride for a several days visit.
Lloyd Baker OF Greenville. Cal. ar
rived last evening for a several
weeks visit with Grand valley
friends.
Jack f. Davis Of Portsmouth, Ohio
was an outbound passenger this
morning for Delta and Gunnison on
| business.
ID. ~ Stewart arrived this morn
ing from Battle Greek, Mich, for
whirlwind business conquest Of local
merchants.
w. T. Goslen is this week taking
5000 sheep from Utah to Pinon
Mesa, where he intends to run them
this year.
Miss Eva Williams who has been
visiting friends in the lower valley.
returned last evening and left this
morning for her home in Delta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rozzelle. who
/ have been to Idaho for some time,
returned last evening and left this
morning for Delta and Montrose.
Mrs. James Wade of Butte, Mont.
left this morning on No. for her
home. She arrived last evening from
Montrose, where she has been visit
ing.
Sheriff Schrader left last night for
/ Golden with Lomer Davis and Karl
Wilkinson, who will spend several
years in the state industrial school
there.
Forty thousand trout have just
heen delivered into Roam creek by S.
f. Thompson of Glenwood Springs,
who returned home yesterday after
noon on the Midland.
Joseph Monahan, Western Slope
agent for the Colorado Supply Com
pany, arrived this morning from his
headquarters in Pueblo and is busy
calling on the trade.
VIM. Lowe, stable man for Barton
& Terrill, fell from n ladder which
broke under his weight several days
ago, and sustained two broken ribs
which are troubling him great deal.
William Gluth. formerly with the
Ricks Grocery, left Thursday evening
for Nevada, where he has accepted a
responsible position with a large
store. Mrs. Gluth will follow about
the first of June.
Lomer Davis and Karl Wilkinson
We're ordered to the Golden reform
school yesterday by County Judge
Sullivan. Both had appeared in
court before and they will be con-
| fined in the state institution until
further notice.
J. NJ. Wiley, who has been book
keeper in the local branch of Ar
mour & Company for several months
| left yesterday for Trinidad, where he
| has been transferred. Mr.. Wiley has
| been playing in the Majestic orches.
ira while in Grand Junction.
l Fred Wild. Jr.. today assumes tho
position of freight traffic manager Of
the Rio Grande. Mr.. Wild has beer
: general freight agent and will b,
: succeeded by w. NJ. hampton. Th,
office of freight traffic manager wa.
formerly filled by IL. NJ. Adams. who
resigned to take the position of gen
eral traffic manager of the NJ. p
and ST. l.. l. Nj. and S railroads.
r. ] Corey. formerly of Water
town, S D., who has been spending
several weeks here on business, ha.
written an article for the Water
town, S. D., News on the local Elk,
building. The story is an excellen
descriptive narrative and urges al
South Dakotans to visit this city
and its Elks home on the occasion
nf thnia. .r-n.H lA1.,a n.iait annl.. ~