The daily sentinel., 1914-05-05
ABOUT TOW N.

Five gallons OIL 30 cents, Kicks
grocery. syst
Graduation gifts at Blackstones,
441 Main.
The Elks plan an initiation cerk-
mony next week.
E. S. Sherman returned home to
Palisade yesterday afternoon.
Five gallons oil, 90 cents. Kicks
Grocery and Market. 5-2-3t
w. w. Jackson of Denver was an
incoming passenger late last eve
ming.
&. S. Sherman, editor of the Pali-
sade Tribune, was in the city yes
terday.
Charles P. Mccary is spending sew
eral days in the Uintah with his son
Oliver McCary.
Chester B. Nichols on Orchard
avenue is seriously ill of sciatic rheu-
matism this week.
G, A. Warning of the U. S. R. S. at
Cameo spent Sunday in Grand juno
ton with his family.
Bewie Smith, travelling man
from New York City, is in Grand
Junction this week.
Engineer S. o. Harper of the U. s.
Il. S. at Cameo spent Sunday in
Grand Junction with his family.
Ben V. Gilbert has returned home
from Canon City and viii remain in
the city and valley for some time.
Parties returning from the head
quarters of Hannah Creek report that
there is five feet of snow in that vi
cinity.
Mrs. j. E. Roll leaves for San
Francisco tomorrow for visit. Mr.
Roll is a well known Rio Grande
brakeman.
A. L. Hunt arrived early this
morning from his home in La Junta
for few days inspection tour over
the Grand valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Quine, who
arrived yesterday from the eastern
slope, left this morning for their
home in Telluride.
Thomas Clarke, United States dep
uty marshal. passed through Grand
Junction this morning while on his
way to Montrose.
j. V. Milliken from Grand Rapids,
Mich, the furniture city, is in Grand
Junction and the Grand valley this
week on business and pleasure.
The Elks decided last evening to
make their headquarters in the AL
bany hotel in Denver when they at
tend the annual reunion in July.
The dance hall ordinance, which
has been pigeon-holed for some time,
is expected to be introduced this
evening at the regular council meet
ing.
Commissioner Holmburg has fin
ished planting his parks for this
spring. He has found little or no
winter killed plants among the stuff
set out last year.
C. w. Knight. one of the best
known travelling men, making Grand
Junction, arrived yesterday from
his headquarters in Denver for
several days business visit.
E. Turshian, a Persian gentleman.
coming from Germany, arrived last
evening and is stopping at the La
court during his local sojourn. lie
is sightseeing all over the west
In group picture of eight sena-
tors who are in Denver to attend the
extra session, Sen. John j. Tobin and
/ George Stephan from western Colo
rado are shown in the Rock Noun
/ tain News.
w. F. Harvey, an old time friend
of ID. w. Aupperle of this city, who
has been visiting him for the last
week, left this morning, via the
Marshall Pass route for Denver and
Watertown, N. d.
Another meeting will be held in
/ Clifton Thursday to consider the
plans for an extension of the water
mains TO supply that town. John d.
Secor. w G. Mcdonald and several
others are actively interested in the
scheme.
Reuel Morgan and Sterling b.
Lacy, representing the local banks
We're guests of honor at, the Western
Slope Manufacturers association din
neer at the La Court last evening.
Much of the discussion was over pub
licity plans of the organization but
arrangements We're completed for the
\ visit to the county commissioners to-
day in behalf of County Agent Har-
rison's expense account. The meet
ing was well attended and definite
action on the publicity plans is an
ticipated next week.