The daily sentinel., 1912-08-30

iculturai district Of Which 1t Il
the Center.
(By Sentinel Correspondent.)
4 Miss Ester Lueher and Miss Nc
Allister spent Sunday in Palisade.
! Mrs. Grant Bales spent Sunday In
Palisade, visiting with Mrs. Braam.
rents at Palisade between trains Sun
day.
from his visit to various points In
Kansas.
\ George Hefin went to Grand June
tion Monday to be in time for the avi-
alton meet.
! Mr.. Shelton has moved down from
the Wolf ranch into the Mckay house
back OF NJ. L. Mitchell's.
! Mrs. William Henry returned FRI
day noon with Mr.. Henry from visit
ing their son at Grand Valley.
Miss Hirschey. who owns land on
Virginia Mesa, was here for few
days. looking after her land inter-
ests.
NJ. p. Sellars and wife were called
to the Junction Monday by the sud
| den death Of Mr.. Sellars' brother at
| that place. ri4
Mrs. George Noble and daughter.
! Ethel, took advantage of the avia-
tiOn rates to Grand Tuesday, for a
shopping tour.
Water has been out Of the Blue
Stone ditch for few days. while Mr..
Goodrich has been having tho head
gate cleaned out
George Corn andwife and David
Mckay and wife went to Grand
Junction Tuesday morning to attend
the Sellars funeral.
Mrs. Groves and her two nieces.
the Misses Alexander. returned the
last of the week from a camping trip
on upper Roam Creek.
I ~. II. W uihCht DGir}pSQuCs
attended the mayors convention of
the western slope at Grand Junction.
being the guest of the News and Sen
tinel.
/ The Presbyterians are painting and
repapering their church room and
Rev. Mayo will again preach on Sep
4 tomber l, after three weeks yaca-
I ton.
The NJ. l.. Clark circus viii show
at De Beque Thursday afternoon and
evening. and every small boy Is greet
ing the next with Coin to the cir
I Gus ?"
Mrs. Hannah Blaine gave a second
luncheon Saturday afternoon to more
I of her friends. which was equally as
enjoyable as the Thursday afternoon
affair.
I Clark Bugbee aud wife. Frank
J Fetzer and wife and Mrs. s. b. Fra
/ lick left Saturday morning for upper
Roam creek to camp and fish for a
/, few days on the Neudecker ranch.
The Kentucky Blackbirds gave a
song and dance program Monday
I and Tuesday, which was well attend
I ed aud enjoyed by all. being clean.
wholesome coon speciality entertain
ment.
7 Three young ladies arrived this
/ week from Oklahoma to secure work
In the fruit. They are staying at
the Harrington home. having met Mr.
Harrington during his recent visit
there.
1 Rev. Glover left Monday for Grand
4 Junction and from there will go on
to the Methodist conference at Canon
City. He will be gone about two
weeks, taking his vacation during
this trip.
Miss Lee, sister of Mrs. j. W.
Gothard. gave most interesting and
\ Instructive talk on PALESTINE. ut
the Methodist church Sunday even
1 Ing. Miss Lee spent seven years In
Palestine, teaching and so is very IA
miliar with her subject.
1 The grand jury will probably be
called upon to investigate the piece
OF humanity that Is furnishing some
of the small boys of Dc Beque with
I he secured two bottles of whiskey,
and two of beer for the boys, the
youngest being only i2.
[ Among the many who went to
I Grand junction for the aviation meet.
1 We noticed Mr.. and Mrs. Hopple and
I daughter, Miss Pearl Hopple: Mr..
aud Mrs. Mason. Mrs. Mcdowell. Mrs.
!. George Mckay. Mrs, Carl Mitchell.
y George Bales, George .Ullerick, Or.
Gothard and the New Era editor.
JACK Harris, Glen Miller, Perry Cam
erou and Grant Bales.
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