The daily sentinel., 1912-08-05
ruitaNews Notes
What the People Are Doing
From Day to Day in the Live.
ly Little City of the Lower
Valley.

DR.. ii. w. White Is one of a party
hunting for bear on Big Park.
Merchant C. r. Beach made a bus.
lness trip TO Grand Junction today.
NJ. n. Dew, one OF the editors OF
the Mesa County Mail, was transact
ing business In Grand Junction to-
day.
T. l.. Elliott, one of the proprietors
in the T. L. Elliott & Co. drug store,
was transacting business in the
county seat today.
Mesdames j. C. Carnahan and Mary
/ Costetter and Miss Helen Carnahan
left Sunday morning for an outing
at Glenwood Springs.
Miss Florence Wheeler leaves to-
night for Boston. Mass. where she
will take up the study of music in
the Boston conservatory.
Cell Benson and party returned
Saturday morning from a fishing
trip on the Gunnison. Mr.. Benson
reports the sport being duh at this
season.
Grocer A. Il. Richardson went up
to Smith Spur, on the Gunnison, Sun
day night, to spend Sunday with his
wife, who enjoyed an outing there
for a time.
j. F. Geeslin. who has been acting
as agent at Iona of the ID. q II. G.,
In the absence of the regular agent,
returned to Fruita Saturday night to
resume his old work-that OF night
operator.
Harvey Ping returned from Salt
Lake City. Utah where he has been
for. several months, and has stopped
off on his way to Carbondale, his
home to spend few days visiting at
the home of his sister, Airs. Ambrose
welsh.
The funeral of John Harald Callan.
| 2 years of age, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Callan. was held this morning
from the Catholic church, after an
illness of just week of appendicitis.
An operation was performed, but too
late for relief.
r. Il. Adams spent Sunday with his
family, who is stopping at Fruita to
be with Mrs. Adams" sister, Mrs.
Robinson, who is i'll at the home of
their mother, Mrs. A. d. Mahaney.
Mr.. Adams is manasyer of the Merrill
& Bollinger Lumber yard at Green
River
The funeral services of the late
John +. Drew were held this after
D iioOii at OV lipHl lHc
Rev. Eckhardt spoke words of conso-
lation to the bereaved ones. Mr..
Drew had been i'll of pneumonia from
Wednesday until Saturday night,
when he passed into the Great Be
yond The order of the Odd Fellows
of which he was a member took
charge of the services at the Elm
wood cemetery, where he was taken
for interment, followed by large
concourse of friends. He was born
in Ohio, and was "a years of age.
Mr.. Drew was one of the proprietors
of the City Bakery mere.
Harley Jones and Miss Beth Mat
zon of Buena Vista were married
! Sunday at Grand Junction at the
Methodist church by the Rev Warner.
! the resident pastor. The young peo-
/ pie stole march on their friends
and intended to keep their marriage
secret until Christmas, but they
forgot about the publication of the
bans" and tnen the secret was out.
Miss Matson is a charming young lady
who is visiting at the II. S. Groves
home from Buena Vista. Harley
Jones is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lafe Jones, prominent citizens, and
was popular in high school circles
Miss MatSon visited at Mr. Groves
last summer, where the young people
met.
Through the efforts of o. G. Crane,
principal of the eighth grade, acting
in conjunction with a committee of
four others, the Redpath-Shaw lyce-
um company will entertain Fruita
audiences the coming winter. 1t was
necessary to secure 100 signers be-
fore the representative of the lyceum
company would consider signing for
the coming season-more than the
required number was secured by Prof.
Crane The program is varied and
promises IN he very entertaining.
Emily Waterman Co. musical; Geo.
d. Alden of, Boston, judge of the SUI
preme court, will lecture on. The
Needs of the Hour" Ralph Bing-
ham will appear in a concert num-
Der: The Strollers," who were here
last year. will be the same with the
exception of the first tenor. The last
number is another lecture by DR.. A,
Gideon.