The daily sentinel., 1910-05-04

NOTES
Mrs. W. C. Tillotson is back from
Rockport. Ills, to make this her
home.
The Sunday school photograph is
work of art even to the roses on the
hats.
F. D. Worcester made a visit to
Clifton last week calling on old G. A.
R. chums on the way.
Besides the cost of spray poison
Mr.. Ed. Albers paid out SIS for rent
of spray engine and team.
Miss Anna Russell celebrated the
4th anniversary of her birth the 2sth
of April.
The Ladies' Aid of the Free Meth
odist church meet with Mrs. Roy
Hines next Saturday to tie comforts.
J. Higgins sprayed Saturday, Mon
day and Tuesday. Nearly all have
finished the first coat of spray.
Mrs. F. w. Smith has peas, radish
and lettuce up and rivalry is awaking
in this direction all along the boule-
ward and avenues.
John Jordan from Kneosha. Wis,
fifty miles north of Chicago, an old
friend of the Tillotson boys, has come
to try his fortune in the Grand valley.
At 3:45 a. m. the comet is quite
high above the eastern horizon, its
tail streaming southwark toward
Venus, the morning star.
Our former neighhor, Albert Hos
kins, has our congratulations. His
marriage TO Miss Hills of Orchard
Mesa occurred last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Box bought
half a ton of potatoes from Mr.. Hem
derson and expect to move to the
boulevard before long to be near
their daughter, Mrs. Leslie Hall.
The eight grade practice their class
play after school and enjoy its many
hits. The characters fit the pupils
nicely. Mr.. Mcclure has peculiar
talent in assigning parts.
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Free Methodist evangelist, preached
to the people here Sunday. The love
feast following was led by Mrs. Fish
er. daughter of Mrs. Mary Cline.
The school election resulted in the
nomination of o. NJ. Kerrick and
George La Grange, the latter the sue
cessful candidate. taking the place of
secretary vacated by w. II. Borschell
who declined reelection.
Rev. J. II. Brooks has gone to Red
Cliff to preach. A. r. Peterson and
family occupy the Brooks place. Mrs.
F. Brooks now resides in the city
with relatives.
The comet is eclipsed in Frlitvale
by the gold medal presented to w. J.
S. Henderson by the I. o. o. F. lodge
last Friday night in honor of twenty
five years Of continuous paid .up mem
bership.
In spite of the rain Sunday Mrs.
R. G. Russell, daughter and son Will
lis, were in church, also Miss Ernie
Siess. Rev. Munro was especially
interesting illustrating his sermon
by stories suitable for the younger
set in the congregation. Topic:
World Standards VS.. Christian.
Mrs Henderson's pet calf got
bloated eating raw potatoes. She
first gave it dose of EPSON Salts;
then phoned to Mrs. d. A. Moore who
said to give a half cupful of coal oil
and tie stick in its mouth: toward
night another neighbor said to give
1t some soda in sweet milk. With
all these internal remedies and Wig
orous massage, the calf recovered.
Mrs. Willard Stewart and Mrs.
Clyde Moffitt are worth their weight
in gold to their better halves. They
drive the teams while the men spray;
besides have lighted fires for smudg-
Ing three nights in succession. Mrs
H. e. Dexter is also a spartan and
ran meet all emergencies when other
help fails.
DR.. p. L. Jefferson. register of the
state land board, has raised the price
of leases on school lands throughout
the state from an average of from
5 to cents an acre to 6 to 12 cents
an acre. This increase in lease
charges is due to the high prices the
state lands are bringing at auction
sales. The increase will mean an in