The daily sentinel., 1913-07-26

1. RUSSELL GEillllu, Wlle anu TWO
children left early Thursday morn
ing to drive down to Palisade for
week or ten days visit with Mr. Grif-
fith's parents.
{, Mrs. Tobyne, mother of Mrs. S. X.
Walker returned to Grand junction
Thursday morning after several
weeks visit with her daughter.
Misses Laura Ahrens and Dora
'Batters, both of Iona, are visiting
with Mr.. Cool's.
Marshall Chapman was a business
visitor Tuesday in Grand Junction.
MIR. Chapman has very nearly fin
'ished his road contract near Cameo.
Government men are working in
and around De Beque, testing the oil
shaie by distillation process, to see
II there is oil in large enough guam
titles in the shale to pay for its ex-
traction. Their report is being sent
tinto Washington, and SO it cannot
be ascertained until analyZed there
what properties it contains.
Dorr Channel left Saturday for his
.old home near Kansas City to be wl,h
his father.
Tom Johnson is expected soon for
visit with his brother, Lew John
son OF the Bonita valley. Tom ex-
'pects to motor over from Canon City.
/ Miss Marks was a Grand Junction
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Chris Stuckley and daughter.
Mrs. Roy Ullerick, went to Grand
Junction Friday for several days Wis.,
it with Mrs. Robert Carter of South
Fifth street.
Mrs. Joe Rawlings returned Fri
day from a two weeks stay in Grand
Valley with Mrs. Sipperelle tHelen
Matthew'S, who has been quite sick.
Father Helker left Friday morning
for Grand Junction, after holding 4
-four days mission in De Beque.
Mrs. A. f. Pelton went to Grand
Junction Friday for few days visit
with Mrs. ]. U. Harris.
c. G. Hopple and wife have re-
turned from a short business trip 20
Denver.
n. George Henry has gone to the new
George Mckay ranch, about 80 miles
up Roam creek, to build modern
home.
Ray Knott is back in De Be1uc
,again. after long visit at Ord, Neb.
William Flasche has sold his Roam
,,,,I ,.,;I1 ,,,tp
to live.
Mr.. Pollard has gone to Palisadc
VITO work in the coal mine; but returns
thcet tasionally to look after his ranch.
II Mr. burbank of the Independent
" Lumber Company returned Monday
1eyening after n short business trip to
n Grand Junction.
DR.. Gothard was in Glenwood Mon
\ day, taking the hot baths.
George Heflin has been confined to
his home for the past week, threat
ened with typhoid fever; but at pres
ent writing is much improved.
|, The White Shuttleless Sewing Ma
chine people of Grand Junction were
in and around De Beque the first
\ part Of the week. taking orders.
Harry Pierce and family have re-
4 turned from Cottonwood lakes and
report the fishing there only fairly
good.
Mr.. Pierson and family and Lahue
and family left Sunday for Cotton
, wood lakes to spend week fishing.
De Beque can readily see the good
, effects OF the Midland trail, as five
to ten autos pass through town al
most every day, and nearly everyone
stops and buys gasoline and some
thing to lunch on.
The school board have now COM
pleted their list of teachers for the
coming years, which is as follows:
4 Principal, Prof. F. A. Walker; high
, school, Miss Groom of Boulder and
Miss Villa Dean of Grand Junction;
seventh and eighth grades, Miss Hurl-
burt OF Palisade: fourth, fifth and
sixth grades, Maud McAllister; first,
second and third grades. Eula Goth
ard
Frank Fetzer is taking a two
weeks vacation from his work in
Bales store. visiting his sister-in-law.
Mrs. Bugbee. at Florrisant, and also
, visiting in Colorado Springs.
SUFFRAGETTES PARADE.
Associated Press.
London. July 26.-Many thousands
of non-militant suifragettes from all
parts of the kingdom paraded London
today preliminary to their great SER
vice in st. Paul's cathedral and a