The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10

The Movements Of the People Of One
of Mesa County's Best Towns, and
the Happenings in the Rich Ag.
ricultural District Of Which It Is
the Center.

a 'fs'NOs AAN1Noys
Carl Mitchell has returned home
from Salt Lake City.
George Noble is now at work at
the city pumping plant.
The Odd Fellows win give dance
Friday evening at their hall.
Mrs. Braam is up from PalIsade
visiting her many friends here.
! Miss Dillon of the telephone office
was a Mesa visitor over Sunday.
Mrs. Smith and son Frank re-
turned Tuesday evening from Grand
Junction.
The various hunters are gradually
returning, having shot only disap-
pointment.
Rev. Glover was a business visitor
IN Grand Junction Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Captain Mobiles brother from Car
bondale arrived Saturday to make
aim quite visit.
Lem Crandall and his wife re-
turned Saturday evening. each hav-
rg secured a deer.
Carroll York and his mother eX-
peot to leave in few days for their
d home in Missouri.
Miss Verna Beery has been regu
larry installed at the telephone Of
flee to assist Miss Dillon.
The Methodist ladies' will give an
Ice cream and cake sociable at the
church Friday evening.
The telephone gang has the new
telephone line completed to Mesa. 1t
VIII be carried on down to Palisade.
Mrs. John Carr came down from
the Glen Beulah ranch Sunday on
her way over to the plateau for
few days visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart returned
home from Denver Saturday, where
Mr.. Stewart had gone with cattle
and Mrs. Stewart for visit.
Mrs Sadie Van Cleave will leave
Saturday morning for Canon City as
a delegate to the State Rebekah as
sembly.
Tho rainy weather has stopped all
beet digging and hauling. 1t will
be several days yet, even with no
more rain, before it can be resumed.
morning for Pueblo and Canon City.
He will attend the grand lodge of
the |. o. o. +. at Canon City as
delegate.
Charles Cuthbert came over from
Plateau valley the last of the week
to take charge of Jack Lumsden's
work here, so that Charley Anderson
could take charge of piece of work
at Cisco, Utah, for Mr.. Lumsden.
Water was turned into the city
mains Monday and the work of flush
ing was commenced. The reservoir
cannot be completed until the rain
ceases long enough for the ground to
dry sufficiently to hold the cement.
Little Elmer Galyean, who was
quite seriously nurt last MOnudg pS
falling from a loaded wagon. is suf-
fering considerable pain beside that
caused by the fracture of his arm.
The elbow joint has gathered and
broken.
The papers we're completed Mon
day which made Postmaster Helm
owner OF the big, fine. 1l-room bun
galow formerly owned by Mr.. York.
In the deal Mr.. York takes 10 acres
of land owned by Mr.. Heflin in the
Bonita valley.
J C. s. Smith and wife OF Molina
were in town Monday and Tuesday.
visiting friends and on their way TO
Pueblo, from where they Will so to
Phoenix. Ariz., to make their future
home. Mr.. Smith is real estate
dealer and will continue in that line
of business in Arizona.
I L. X. Heflin and J. G. Harrington
were commissioned at the Good-roads
meeting Monday evening to visit the
1 county commissioners Tuesday and
ascertain if they were willing to put
the roads near~De Bequc in good
condition il the automobile commits
sion decided on this route. The COM
missioners expressed themselves as
being perfectly willing to place the
roads in the best OF condition II they
were officially designated as the
route.