The daily sentinel., 1912-07-31
What the People Are Doing
From Day to Day in the Live
ly Little City of the Lower
Valley.


ly Little City of the Lower
Valley.
1t is reported that Mrs. George
Marchant is threatened with pneu-
monia
Miss Edith Corbin is expected to
return from visit with friends at
Moab, Utah.
Walter Lowe of Seattle. Wash, is
in Fruita transacting business inI
connection with the lyceum course.
John Fee and wife are guests at
/ the George Finnicum home from
Westwater. They arrived Tuesday
and Will return tomorrow.
Miss Bertha Combs resigned her
position at Beach's store tonight,
having been employed in the absence
of Miss Nondas Ballard, who is off
on a vacation.
Miss Emma Corbin, who has been
enjoying a vacation OF several weeks
with friends at Buena Vista, returned
Tuesday. Miss Corbin is one of the
compositors at the Mail office.
Miss Lucille, who has made her
home with Mrs. A. d. Mahaney for
the past two years, expects to leave
the first of the week for Paola, Kans.,
to make her home with an aunt.
Mrs. Daley and daughter of Ouray
arrived this morning and have taken
apartments at the Gradene. They are
here for the benefit of Mrs. Daley's
health under the treatment OF DR.. |
II. w. White.
After an illness of two years, the
greater part Of which time he was
confined to his bed, Mr.. Crosby, fa-
ther of w. c. Crosby, died yesterday |
at the home of his son. Interment |
will take place in the EImwood cem-
etery.
Mrs. Mabel Halsey and children,
who have been entertained at the |
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. White.
leave today for Colorado Springs, |
where Mrs. Halsey will spend the
remainder of the summer with some
friends. .-
NJ. r. Spear OF Grand Junction. but |
formerly owner of what Is knwn as
the Williams ranch. was transacting
business in. town yesterday, Mr.. |
Spear recently lost his house and
household goods by fire which orig
mated in a defective flue,
Pc George Phillips, graduate of the
class of '12 of the State University.
left for Schnectady, n. Y, to pursue
his course of general electric works
last Friday. Mr., Phillips was chosen
out of class of eight. b, At this in
stitution the students have. the ad-
vantage of taking practic work and |
are in position to be placed when |
an opening is made.
TUESDAYS LETTER,)
Mrs. Vance Wagner and family of /
.Collbran are visiting at the home or
II. c. Wagner for a week or ten
days.
Engineer Fred Lowenhagen and |
party, who have been doing work on |
the pipe line on Big park, returned
yesterday.
T. f. Short, representing J. T. |
Crews of Denver, was in town today |
buying fruit and produce for the |
Denver market.
Mrs. Robert Adams and daughters, |
Misses Mildred and Velma, are ex-
pected Thursday from Salt Lake City. |
where they have been throughout the :
month of July.
Rev. C. Calfee of the Bethel dis |
trict was in town this morning on
his return from Price, Utah. where |
he had been to visit his sister, Mrs. |
c. C. Jackson.
A reception was rendered the Wis
iting members of the Tennis Asso- |
citation by the local members last |
evening at the home of Jack Smith.
There were 80 present.
At the close of the game OF the
tennis tournament last night Mr.. de .
Beque OF De Beque won first prize in
singles, and A. p. McLain of Fruita
won second in doubles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gambler McEver of /
Gainesville, Ga, will spend the week
.C. Osborn. Mrs. McEver is a sister |
end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. |
of Mr.. Osborn's, and has been visit
ing at the parental home in Grand |