The daily sentinel., 1913-12-11

II does seem odd. weary and tired rs
l am. that have the nerve to sit down
to this old machine and expect to
write something to interest or amuse
Fact is, don't expect TO. / merely
nope 10. At any rate i can always
arouse criticism and that always gives
people something to do and | believe
IN keeping people busy. / give them
a chance 70 say. well OF an things
what Will she say next?'' Who cares
Tor her tomfoolery anyway" why
doesn't she stick to fact and not ro-
nance so much2' Here 1 was in Fruita
two hours last Monday and she didn't
say one word about IL and so on and so
on. The truth OF the matter is that
do not seem able to resist the call of
me typewriter, ! simply must write
III. believe / was born to edit Il
newspaper for / seem to have u mania
Tor attending to other peoples bust
ness. have nose for news" al
though instead OF being long and In
tcllectunl looking Il is short and i'm
nudent looking. However. I Insist on
and ours AS is the way in good old
newspaper parlance, and for that rea-
son | am considered coneeited and
retiring person. | simply detest to
write locals but there are people roam
Ing about free and unfettered perfect
locals They like to read in the paper
OF things they have known of for days
ana they actually thrill with rapture
paper type. Well, for those who care
for that sort of thing here is an in
ienseiy interesting item: Or, Hassell
Just talking. you understand.
Matthias Nelson of Grand Junction
was a guest at the Rosemary Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson are re-
}oieing over the birth OF fine boy.
week ago. but forgot It, However
they are sun rejoicing and 30 are their
many friends.
The two basketball teams from Iona
saturday efternoon. egsd eefhspa fru'sa Il wouIa 1S
played with the Iona teams. toyed
scored over the Iona girls II to I. and
the Fruitn boys scored l6 to IL. or
course the Fruits girls are veterans
ginners and the Fruita boys would
not have had everything quite their
own way had not one OF the best
bed with pleurisy. The Iona young.
sters had jolly time going and com
,ng. TWO school wagons carried them.
the other. From all reports Mr. Gallo
way was the most rollicking boy in the
So surely as the shadows follow the
sun, Just so surely does nirth and
sorrow walk with ciasped hands. While
lle InS yonng people OF Iona were froi-
row. even tragedy In our midst Mrs
Lula Purser daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
siiuihey Mcleod, with her three little
Few days ago to make stay of three
months with her parents Mrs. Pur-
ser husband was mormon elder and
expected to be away from home that
length of time on business When Mrs
Purser loft her husband he was an
PF6brenddy FbnrsdSyr In good health and spirits,
he was badly hurt and Friday word
came that he was dead. on Saturdav
Ins ss, got Sor her Sd little family together and
life work of raising her babies withont
z fathers counsel Miss Minnie Nc.
,.,t nend accompanied her sister home and
,er w,.' rsmain NM with with her through the. win.
everyone who knows of the sad Or.
,nnrenee sur and the Mcleod family is also
his iiS'ese is tSe sod od plying friendliness as
wlthin the past three weeks.
ralph Scott who has been quite III
to mi's sit tpisurisy mn BIS Is much better and able
last Thursday. while Mr.. Scott was in
.frand Junction and Mrs Scott was
al AZ alone, but Mrs. Scott called on
KIND Ind Of farEeT neTrhhdr shd he proved the rlsh,
70 the injured and helped Rainh
onronsh the worst OF It. Mr.. Parker
and IN, ln,,eiilgence with experience
,hls strong combination. Together with
,,hbsorons ,hs rubbing gave instant relief to
the suffering boy. A good neirhbor
riches 800" hfea'
Mr. and Mrs. u. b. Bird. in thar
road insect. with Mrs. Montgomery ana
Ray as passengers. and NJ ana NJ
frank Sperry in their road insect. with
Ms. Ms Merrill Brooks Wolfe and Miss
Monday in Grand Junction shoppinr