The daily sentinel., 1914-03-06

E. A. Slayton left for Miners Sid
ing yesterday.
John Roth is here today from
4 Fruita on business matters
Seven bars Swift's White Soap,
zoe. Kicks Grocery. 3-5-2t
Roy E. vickery was an outbound
passenger for New Castle yesterday.
Miss Christina Hendricks of Colo
rado Springs is visiting friends To-
cally.
A. NJ Sager of la veta arrived this
morning for several days pleasure
jaunt.
Rev. Robert l.. Nuckolls returned
to his home in Palisade yesterday af-
ternoon.
Jas. Farley was an outbound pas
senger this morning for Delta on a
short selling trip.
J. ]. Hendricks and wife of Colo
RADIO Springs are stopping at the
Oxford for a few days.
s. 3. Trumhle came down from his
home in Marble this morning on a
4 short business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. o. p. Hill of Rangeley in the
center OF the oil belt, arrived early
this morning for a several days
stay.
/ l.. F. Miller. whose home is in
| San Francisco, arrived this morning
for several days visit to look over
the valley.
Fire destroyed a small warehouse
belonging to the w. j. Shellenberger
Co. of Clifton, yesterday causing
loss of SIPS.
e. w. Ficklin and wife returned
home to Montrose this morning after
visiting here for some time. They
like Grand Junction very well.
Mrs. l.. E. Peysert, a we'll known
local woman, was an outbound pas
senger yesterday for De Beque,
where she goes to visit her son.
Claude b. Jameson and G. E. Hol-
lister OF Peru, Ind, arrived today and
will spend the next few days looking
over their business interests in the
valley.
lie Roy Needham and wife stopped
off last evening and this morning,
while en- route from their home in
Portland, Ore, to the Delta and
Montrose country.
Petition has been filed in district
court by A. J. Taylor asking an ac-
|
of John w. Taylor of which Orson
Adams is administrator.
a fine new 1914 model Harley
Davidson motorcycle arrived this
morning from Denver for Felix Car
SON. This is two-speed machine
and has all the latest improvements. |
C. NJ. Wilson. well known local
man. was an outbound passenger
Yesterday for Palisade. where he ia
looking for a fine piece of apple or
peach land which he wishes to pur-
chase.
Book Cliff camp, w. o. w. is ex-
pecting n pleasant evening next Mon |
day when Deputy ]. j. Hover of Den
| yer will attend the camp officially.
Refreshments will be served and a
big attendance Is anticipated.
Mrs. A. B. Wire was an outbound |
passenger this morning for her home 4
in Olathe. She has been to Palisade |
together with Mr.. Wire. They |
buried Mr. Wires mother. Mr. Wire |
will return home in few days.
R. F. Walters of the reclamation
office in Denver, l. p. o'Donnell of
ter and f. C. Magruder of the Belle /
Fourche project in Newell. S. D., are
stopping here at the La Court dur
ing their Grand Junction stay.
The Colorado Midland trains |
which arrived this morning from
across the divide were completely |
covered with snow. 1t is not snow
| ing on the divide, but they have been
having perfect gale of wind which |
blows the snow into huge drifts, |
blocking the track.
Miss Nellie Standish of Balls Har-
Dor, Oregon, stopped off in this city
last evening and this morning for
| short visit with local friends while
on her way to Delta where she was
| born and raised. She intends to
Il look at the old home place again and
renew old acduaintances.
II Il. T. Bastien. who has been here
for several days instructing the new
Western Slope barber examiner in
his new duties. left yesterday for
him home in Denver, and VIII stop
off in Glenwood Springs. He states
Il that he found everything in fine
condition while he was here. In fact
he found this the cleanest place in
the state.
A meeting of the Rio Grande Safe
tv committee was held in this city
Yesterday. Representatives were
present from all along the Rio
Grande-Junction line. Various mat
ters dealing with the safety first"
movement were discussed. One Of
, the railroads surgeons will be here
next month and instruct in first aid
to the injured.
II C. S. Durham, western slope rep
| resentative for the l. c. S. of Scran-
| ton. returned last evening from an
| extended trip through the Montrose
section. He left this morning tor
| Iona expecting to return this even
ing. When he learned that Rober-
son was in town he said; 81 haze
had the pleasure of hearing him and
: assure YOU. they can't say any
thing too good for him."
J.. H. Mcintosh. of the Underwood
rvnawritar Cnmnauy Is having the