The daily sentinel., 1910-05-30

IFRU|TVALE NOTES
Willis Russell is one Of the rising
young men OF Fruityale and there are
many more.
Prof f. f. Cole and wife attended
the Congregational services Sunday.
| Come often.
l. n. Kephart has cottage prayer
meeting every other week in his resi-
dence on Thursdays.
Win somebody tell us what al
tiora Petamus' means in English
the high school motto for 1910.
Albion Friedman is busy delivering
| the class pictures and all praise MIR.
Dean for their good looks
Mrs. Boerschell and Mrs Arm
strong from the city, got buggy full
of roses from the Cactus ranch for
| Memorial Day.
Our neighbor. Mr. Neff. has one of
the neatest new homes and he ought
to have a patent for the convenience
of his improvements.
Rev Munro in his sermon on The
Beauty That Abides, paid loving
reference to the character of the late
Rev. A. b Elliott and Karl Rhein-
sChussel
We are glad to see some are boost
ing for Y w c. A and hope it will
soon materialize into a twin building
to the Y. NJ c. a. or better. Why
not2 Those of us who helped build
the latter had daughters just as dear
to us as sons and young women need
physical culture more than young
men-since america does not permit
women to be hitched in place of
mules. as in Europe.
Frank Smith has hired four men TO
help him dig out the foxtail from his
field of alfalfa. This work is Ike
roofing out the saloons from Denver.
II done several years ago he would
not have had so much cheap hay. In
fact every farmer who allows this
nasty grass on his premises should be
fined by law and this tax would more
than build high schools in every dis
trict by the looks of the crop of this
grass.
u. D. Garrison has gone back to
first principles by putting bands
around the trunks of his apple trees
If this practice had been vigorously
done by all when the codling moth
igf,
aunts and cousins. no costly spray
engine would have been needed now.
AS a parallel TO this opinion. suppose
a dozen men back together and use
their leisure to refill their pipes and
spin yarns. II won't be long until il
will be necessary to collect their in
surance on buildings or else move
out to escape the bedbugs. Let live
woman take charge with no pipe 10
fill and her only weapons eternal Wig
lance and plenty of boiling water. A
naturalist could only learn about
; these pests in that house by reference
books in no time.
Eleven graduates from the Fruit
: vale school are ready for high school
but owing TO the tuition fee of $50
and want of conveyance will keep
most Dt insm al nome 10 MISS lHe
brightest opportunity of their lives.
$500 win about pay for an extra
teacher here for the lower grades
;; and an addition to our school is al
ready planned 10 meet the demand
for room and IT is probable another
room will not be filled at once. Why
not add the ninth grade to the course
of studies and keep these eleven till
their seats may be necessary TO pre-
vent overcrowding? Never in our
school history has so large a class
e graduated in Fruitvale and there are
already few more arrived to stay
who were in the ninth grade else
i where We understand this $50 tut
tion must be paid whether the pupil
rooms and boards in the city or al
home IL used 10 be home where YOU
i hung IN your hat, but here one must
hang up or hold up all his parents
hats TO be at home. At all events We
want consolidation right off when the
: conditions are so ideal for it to bene-
: fit this splendid class and keep II TO-
:. gether.
| Mrs Mary Weir Robinson viii