The daily sentinel., 1913-08-23

very rapidly. They have located a
derrick in the foothills south of the
town, miles out. Seven teams and
many men are employed getting
things shaped up. They have put up
boarding house and bunk houses
for the men. Four practical drillers
are here and they will work in
shifts day and night, and the man
agement is promising a well in 60
days.
At the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Lowe & Lloyd
Company the stockholders expressed
their satisfaction with the manage
ment and all old officers were re-
tanned. They will probably go down
to the next oil sand strata as they
have everything in shape to go down.
Mrs. H. A. Quigley and daughter
Mildred are in Salt Lake City for a
two weeks visit.
Mrs. L. r. Heflin, Jr., of Grand
Junction spent the week as the guest
of Postmaster and Mrs Heflin.
p. W. Palmer, the popular mer-
chant, was a visitor in Denver last
week.
NJ. II. Chapman, VIM. Mcdowell
and John Cornwall were Wednesday
visitors in the county seat.
Miss Ethel Noble is spending the
latter portion of her vacation with
her sister, Mrs. Parker, on Roam
creek.
Ed V. Suchre is taking a weeks
visit with friends in the Plateau val
ley.
Mrs. Adam May returned Tuesday
evening from two weeks visit with
her brother and family in Grand
Junction.
Mrs. h. W. Ostrom was u visitor in
the county seat Wednesday.
John Moore is suffering intensely
from felon upon his right hand.
Blood poisoning symptoms developed
Sunday and he went to the Junction
Monday for treatment and is reported
much better at present.
Mrs Frank Williams and friend,
Mrs. Thompson of Glenwood, spent
few days in Grand Junction.
Mrs. Alice Blaine is visiting in
Salt Lake City.
Mrs. A. L. Pelton has been con-
fined to her bed the latter part of the
week, threatened with typhoid fever.
Members of the Judge Myser fam
lily have the measles.
Mrs. James w. Harris and daugh-
ters Meriel and Chastine returned to
the Junction Tuesday, after a ten
days visit and camping trip with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Pelton. They
report most enjoyable time in the
hills.
j. G.. Harrington and County Sur
veyor Fisk will go up to the formers
timber claims on Kimball creek next
week for the purpose of resurveying
the same.
Frank Harris has gone down to
Palisade to work.
Miss Gothard came in Saturday
from attending summer school at
Greeley.
Miss Millie Brown, who has been
the Producers boolikeeper for the
past two years, has accepted a posi-
tion with the Currie Canning Com
pany at Grand Junction, and left
Sunday to enter upon the work.
A Mr.. Pollard has purchased the
Frank Flint quarter section south
west of town and will put it in shape
for cropping this fall.
E. w. Young, formerly resident
of this section but now of Denver,
has been over. renewing acquaint-
ances this week.
Will Tucker is working in one Of
the Palisade coal mines.
Miss De Beque, daughter of Dr. w.
A. h. De Beque, is an arrival from
Washington for a visit. She will be
one Of a party on a camping trip up
Kimball creek.
Glenwood Man Employed.
Leslie Baillie of Glenwood arrived
in the city the first of the week to
accept a position as assistant cashier
in the local express offices.
Munson Leaves.
Frank Munson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Munson left this mOrning for