The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12

OF 0ese CouutyS Best Towns, and
the Happenings in the Rich Ag-
ncultural District Of Which It Il
the Center.
July IL, 1918.
Mr.. Wenz left Tuesday evening for
his home In Salida after spending
quite d while here on his ranch west
OF town.
Miss Mary Swan is here from Salt
Lake visiting her many girl friends
She was attending a school there the
past year while her sister, Miss Mar
garet was taking a course in nursing
at one OF the hospitals.
The Presbyterian Guild met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Joseph Goth
ard. The semi-annual treasurer's re-
port was read and IL was decided to
place their money at interest After
the business dandy refreshments
were served.
Mayor Walker is erecting q sub
stantial barn on his residence lots.
VIM. Morelock and family have
moved to their homestead on upper
Roam creek for the summer months
and will thus escape the heat OF town.
Road Overseer Galyean has his men
'. oon the mesa road this week repair
Ing the power places for the Midland
people.
Town Clerk Noble has been put
ting In some pretty strenuous days
this week moving four graves in the
cemetery 80 that the fence could be
moved for the Midland road. Much
Of the work had to be done in rock.
Mrs. Geo. Crosby expects to leave
next week for Oak creek to spend the
rest Of the summer with her son,
Walter. and his wife.
Mr.. Schmpf and wife left Tuesday
morning for Iona by team and will
bring their son-in-law, Mr.. Meyers
household goods back with them.
While gone they will attend special
meeting of the German Lutheran
church.
Miss Pearl Hopple has gone to
Grand Junction to enter the summer
Course of Hoel's Business College.
DR.. Gothard was in Cameo Thurs
day afternoon on business.
Miss Jessie Morelock returned on
Thursday from a months visit with
her brother, Matthew. in the noun
tains.
DR.. and Mrs. De Beques two Mex
lean servants left this week for their
bA, to NlI ,,ft
service.
]. A. Grom has been quite sick
this week.
Ezra Nuckolls arrived Thursday
morning from Pueblo to look after
his brother. Marshalls. cattle inter-
ests until a manager can arrive.
Mrs. Perry Cameron and mother,
Mrs. Maria Crane, left Wednesday
morning for month in GlenwoOd
for Mrs. Cranes health. DR.. Goth
ard accompanied Mrs. Crane and she
stood the trip fine.
Richard Nelson has has accepted
position with the Western Slope
Fruit Growers association at Pali-
sade.
Passenger train No. 6 Sunday ev-
ening set fire to the brush on the
east side of Roy Allerick's garden at
the north end of the Grand river
bridge and the report went the round
at first that the bridge was on fire.
II Many campers bound for Roam
creek on Routt county are passing
through here now.
Every day witnesses an increasing
number of automobiles passing
through here headed west.
The sudden death of Marshall
Nuckolls Tuesday evening was
shock to the community. Two weeks
ago he had bad spell with his heart
and fell from his horse, but was ap-
parently in his usual health on the
day OF his death. He had been rid
ing after the cattle on the mesa above
| Conn creek during the day and after
supper decided to skin logs for
while for canal. One of the boys
going out little later found him ly-
ing on the ground. He made two or
three struggles to speak. but died be-
fore horse could be saddled to go
for the doctors. His body was taken
to Pueblo Thursday evening on No.
6 In charge of the Grand Junction
Elks' lodge of which he was a char
ter and life member.
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