The daily sentinel., 1912-09-06


ricultural District Of Which 1t Is
the Center.
tBy Sentinel Correspondent.)
Mr.. Lloyd went to Glenwood Sat-
urday on business.
L. r. Heflin was a Junction visit
or Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. c. c. Hopple was in the juno
tion several days this week.
VIM. Henry is doing the carpenter
work on L. 2. Halls new house.
Mrs. c. w. Scott is expecting her
sister before long to make her
visit.
Ethel Mcconnell went to Palisade
Sunday to visit her sister and pick
fruit.
Alice Reasoner has gone to Pali-
sade to work in the fruit a month
or six weeks.
Mr.. Brown of the sugar factory
was in the valley Saturday, inspect
ing the beets.
Bob Smith has secured a position
as fruit picker at Palisade, and left
for that place Sunday.
Il. 2. Hall is building comfort
able little house on his ranch on
the Park Avenue road.
]. NJ. Fernald and family spent
several days at the head of Clear
creek the last of the week.
The Una bridge is very nearly fin
ished now, and everyone near is glad
to be able to use it again.
Wm. Mcdowell has been doing
some work down on the jess Lee
place which he has charge OF.
Miss Law arrived the latter part
of the week from her homestead at
Julesburg, to take up her school du-
ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Heflin have
decided to erect a bungalow on their
lots Just north of the Grant Bales
home.
Sam Loeffler of Grand Junction
and two companions were in De
Beque Tuesday evening in an auto
mobile.
Mrs. James Hayes returned Satur-
day from nearly weeks visit with
Mrs. Wm. Van Cleaye, on upper
Roam creek
Misses Dora Ward and Rena Aiken
went to Grand Valley Friday, to visit
friends and incidentally to take in
the Clark circus.
Frank Harris, who is working in
the G. d. Smith store at Fruita, will
not return home to enter school un-
til about October 1.
Miss Ola Anfensen, the photogra-
pher, spent several days the last OF
this week at the Glen Beulah ranch
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carr.
Mrs. Grant Bales and two sons,
Grant and Boyd, went over to Mesa
Tuesday to visit Mrs. Bales parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dttman.
Adam May was seized with severe
cramps in his right forearm Monday.
from which he suffered intense pain
for nearly SO hours before securing
relief.
i. n. Bancroft, candidate on the
democratic ticket for sheriff, with
Charley Schrader. was in town We'd
nesday and Thursday strengthening
his prospects for the primary cleo
ton.
The Rebekah Lodge expects to eel
ebrate the GIst anniversary of the
origin of the Rebekah degree and the
18th anniversary of the organization
of the De Beque Lodge on September
20 with program and banquet.
Road Overseer Sellars hasled the
lumber for the Park AvenLe road,
recently declared opened by the
county commissioners, nearly two
weeks ago, and, well, we wonder If
that is all the further his orders go.
Miss Cora Noble arrived home
Wednesday from Denver, to make an
extended visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Noble. Miss Cora
completed her shorthand and book
keeping course in the spring. and
has since held a position.
The Wallace Creek and Battle-
ment Mesa Sunday schools held a
joint picnic last Sunday at the Saw
yer grove. A very interesting nro-
gram wasNrendered, a bountiful din
ner partaken of, and everything nos
sible, including perfect day, added
to the enjoyment.