The daily sentinel., 1913-06-16
What the People Are Doing
From Day to Day in the Live
ly Little City of the Lower
Valley.
June lG 1919

valley.
June 1G. 1913.
Mrs. p. II. Belden left on No. G
last evening, for Greeley, where she
will attend the summer school Mrs.
Belden will graduate from the Gree
ley Normal this year, having complet-
ed. the required course by attending
the summer school and by correspon-
dence.
j. ID. Turner moved his family to
their summer home In the mountains
this morning. They belong to the
fortunate class who have a mountain
hom, In which TO spend the heated
term and always take advantage of
their privilege.
Jack Smith motorei to Ggand juno
tion yesterday afternoon for short
visit at the county seat.
Miss Helen Walton will leave for
Brewster's ranch near Atch,se, tomor-
row morning to spend the summer.
The progressive womans club is
| making preparations for the annual
picnic to be held at the home of Mrs
W. X. Warren next Friday afternoon.
D
Miss Mabel Righdenour came up
/ from Mack Saturday evening to visit
over Sunday with the home folks.
| Miss Hazel Shank came in on No
g Saturday evening from Mack for n
visit with friends in Fruita.
]. p. Keyes was shaking hands
L
| ing.
Miss Maude Leslie was a Grand
Junction visitor Sunday afternoon.
Luetta. the little daughter OF Mr..
Lew Young. who has been qule III
for several days, was reported slight
ly improved last evening.
Miss Hattie Sell, who has been
wrestling with the measles the past
week is able To be up once again.
DR.. and Mrs. X. b. Porter and lit
tie daughter left Friday evening for
an extended eastern trip. DR.. Porter
will attend the National Medical as
ISOLATION. which meets at Minneapolis
and will afterwards visit Chicago and
ftDtltottl. NHtlt ht "iii
tend n clinic. conducted by the Mayo
Brothers. DR.. and Mrs. Porter will
be away about three months.
John White moTd his family to
their summer ranch near Rangely to-
day. where they will remain during
the summer months.
Among the delegation from Fruita
who attended the ball game at Grand
Junction yesterday We're DR.. and Mrs.
| Hammond and daughter. Helen. Mr..
and Mrs Steve Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs.
Calderwood. Mr., and Mrs. Lester
Phillips, Miss Smith. Catherine Rob
inson. f. b. Hin, Al Sayles and FL
mer Pollock.
Miss Ethel Turner and Miss Vesta
Sharpe will be hostesses ut the VEIN
ME roast given this evening in honor
of the H. G. l.. club and their friends.
The merry company will meet at the
home of Miss Vesta Sharpe and take
a moonlight stroll to the banks OF
the picturesque Grand where n roar
| ing fire will be built and the luscious
meats impaled on supple willow wand
and roasted to n delicious brown.
other goodies there will be in abun-
dance and IL is needless to say the
young ladies and their guests VIII
spend delightful evening.
The Eastern Stars are looking for
ward to delightful meeting which
/ will be held Wednesday evening in
honor of the Grand Worthy Matron.
| Mrs. Carr, and the grand secretary,
Mrs. Cochin.
The American Woman's League
have adjourned their meetings for
the summer months.
| John A. Walsh of the high line
camp was business visitor in the
I city this morning, coming down yes
terday.
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