The daily sentinel., 1912-09-17

Art Fitzpatrick is visiting his
brothers at Collbran.
T. Tamaru rode horseback to Lo-
ma, starting Friday morning.
Rev. Mayo went to Palisade Mon
day to work in the peaches.
Mrs. Gibbons has been enjoying a
weeks visit from her mother.
Elmer Reed, who was hurt by the
hay stacker, Ia much improved.
Nj. Z. Letson is in Bonita valley,
cutting the various pieces of grain.
Clark Bugbee and wife have gone
to Palisade to work in the fruit.
John Moore took the election re-
turns to Grand Junction Wednesday.
Jack Lumsden was In town Thurs
day, looking after the city water
works.
Anna May Shadow came down |
Monday from the nurseries to enter
school,
Miss Pitts of Collbran la here visit
ing with her friend. Mrs, Art Fitz-
patrick.
VIII Moore worked in the Bales /
store during Mr.. Bales absence at
Montrose.
Senator De Long was in Bonita |
valley Wednesday and Thursday on |
land business.
Cantaloupes are ripening very
slowly up here. They are still 35c a |
4Oc dozen.
William Buggs has commenced his
apple picking, having already picked
nearly 400 boxes.
Grant Bales has returned from
Montrose, where he went to do jury
duty, but was excused.
Cap Noble returned Sunday from |
points up the line, where he went to /
contract his winter apples.
Mrs. ]. A. Giom has been enjoying
a visit of several days duration from |
a lady friend from Leadville.
Mrs. Tobyne of Grand Junction |
was up over Sunday visiting her |
daughter, Mrs. S. X. Walker.
Word received from Mrs. II. o. |
Miller states that she is improving |
very much from her trip west.
The Singer Sewing machine man |
from Grand Junction was in and |
around De Beque Wednesday.
Mrs. Clem Miller is working on a !
fruit ranch near Grand Junction.
packing peaches with Mrs, O'Hare.
Miss lnez Dillon, telephone opera
tor, has been sptnding several days
at home at Palisade with her folks.
Misses Pearl Hoppel and Jessie
Morelock left Friday on the stage for
Mesa, where they will visit for short
time.
Jim Armstrong has come down to
Bonita Park with his steam thresher
to thresh out a number of fields of
grain.
L. Tamaru returned from Denver
Tuesday morning with big fine team
OF horses, TO use in their beet work
this fall.
I X. w. Ostrom has moved down
temporarily from his NIistleton ranch
TO the Sktnker place, to take care of
the fruit
n nDmSin Mrs M,sptrlE a p I
rived Wednesday from Kansas City
for short visit at the White Cot
tage ranch.
Mrs S. X. Walker and her sister,
in-law, Mrs. Eastman of Illinois, went
to the Junction Monday for few
days visit.
Mrs. ]. II. Cram expects to leave
soon for Grand Junction to stay this
winter, so that the children may at
tend the Junction schools.
Mrs. Dan Burns was In town We'd
nesday. having acted as election clerk |
at Hlghmore and coming down to
have the returns certified.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Toppin went
TO Fruita Tuesday. in time 10 vote f.
and Will remain for a while. looking |
after the fruit on their ranch there. |
Miss Ruth Day, daughter of Prof /
Day, was appointed teacher in the |
Bonita valley schools, after teacher
from Dakota failed TO keep her con
tract.
Mrs. Carl Mitchell expects TO leave |
In few days Tor Salt Lake City, |
wheer she Will make her future home. |
Carl having secured railroad work |
there.
Miss Hazel ostrom came down
from their hnmn nI Misilnina ihn Ii rst |