The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14
What the People Are Doing
From Day to Dav in the Live
ly Little City of the Lower
Valley.

DR.. and Mrs. White were visitors
to Grand Junction yesterday.
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Miss Ethel Turner and Miss Kath-
ryn jones returned yesterday from
visit OF several days in Grand June
tion.
A special meeting of Hesperia
Lodge No. 1870, a. +. Il A. NJ. was
held at Masonic hall last evening.
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The College Girls Comedy Com
pany Will be at the Majestic Monday
night. June 1G.
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w. II. Wilson came home yesterday
for short visit He has been en-
ployed on the Midland trail west of
Mack.
The entertainment given at the
Methodist church last evening was
especially good. The readings given
by Miss Rebeca Miller showed eXcep-
tional talent and were much enjoyed
by her audience. Other numbers on
the program were vocal solo by
Mrs. Cropsey. a duet by Mrs. law
renee Dewey and Aultman Ballard
and vocal solo by Miss Grace Hunt
cr.
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The Progressive Woman's Club
held its regular meeting yesterday, at
which officers for the ensuing year
were elected. which resulted as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. o. o. Fellows;
vice president. Mrs. a. b. Thinner
man. recording secretary, Mrs. X. S.
Baker; corresponding secretary. Mrs.
n NJ Graau. traasurar Mro w
White; parliamentarian, Mrs. C. S.
kirkendall; assistant parliamentary
an, Mrs. A. V. Sharpe. The club has
enjoyed n prosperous and profitable
year, and has been represented in
the active work for the welfare of the
community. A donation of $40 was
made to the Fourth of July celebra-
tion, SO to the Midland Trail Asso-
citation. and s11.25 to the Sarah
Platt Decker endowment fund, and
still there Is n goodly sum in the
treasury. The work of the club along
educational lines is not neglected on
account of other interests and 1t has
proven a factor in the upbuilding of
the community.
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CELEBRATION AT FRUITA.
Fruita's big Fourth of July cele-
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plces of the Progressive Woman's
Club. the Iowa Club and the Business
Mems Association. From these or
gani2ations l.. II. Phillips was elect
ed chairman, A. V. Sharpe vice chair
man, V. A. Tompkins secretary and
Mrs Kate Skelly treasurer.
The following committees Will have
charge OF the days entertainment:
Executive committee-Jack Smith,
l.. A. Stuart and Mrs. o. o. Fellows.
Finance committee. II. White
more. Edwin Weckel, A. l.. Gnagey
Richard Stewart, A. II. Richardson
and Warren Smith.
Program committee-A. V. Sharpe.
ID. C.. Belden. DIR. White, w. A. Mer-
riell. w. ID. Talley. A. p. McLain.
DR.. Porter. w. j. Hynes, 7. l.. ELI
oft, John Thorpe and Mrs. Castetter
Advertising committee = V. a.
/ Tompkins. M. n. Due and w. t.
Woods
Grounds and order committee.
a. Stuart, J. N Corbin. w. IL. West,
Il. Il. Mohler. Steve Nichols and A.
B. Zimmerman.
Reception committee Progressive
Woman's Club, DIR. Green, George
King. o. o. Fellows, William Brum-
baugh, A. l.. Raber and IL. G. McEl-
| fresh.
The work of outlining the program
for the celebration is still in the
hands of the various committees, who
are very busy these days.
All of the citizens of Fruita and
vicinity are enthusiastic and are
working hard to make the affair n
grand success.
The program. 80 far, has not been
completed, but the day Will be filled
with sports as outlined at present
ball game between Palisade and this
city has been scheduled for the fore
noon, followed by speaking in the
park. In the afternoon another ball
game between Fruita and Grand
/ Junction. An up-to-date bucking
contest. riding. roping and other IN
tcresting wild-west events are also
scheduled for the afternoon.