The daily sentinel., 1913-12-10
FRUITvALE HAPPENINGS.
December 10. 1913.

December 10, 1913.
Miss Helen Smith resumed her
duties in the music store Monday
Mrs. Elizabeth is getting along nice
ly in the hospital and will spend a
very merry Christmas at home, We
hope.
George LaGrange has made some
fancy cider; also E. L. Dowell.
Our phone on line 155 got out of
whack just when most needed Mon
day.
Mrs. N. c. Luckett from Twin
Falls. Idaho, who was visiting her
sister, Mrs. c. II. Schindel returned
home last Tuesday
Mrs. Cuthberth is visiting her
mother in Paonia.
Glenn Smith is east on a business
trip.
The Presbyterian Trinity club that
had an all-day meeting Friday with
Mrs. IIcpkirk on 18th street, was
well represented from Highland park
and Fruitvale proper.
Mrs. 4. c. Weeks died in Omaha
Dec. and was buried Thursday of
the same week in Dennison, Iowa.
Her daughter, Mrs. II. d. Garrison,
has not been heard from and is prob
ably delayed by the great snow. Mr..
Garrison is looking anxiously for
news or her arrival home. Mrs. Gar
rison left here months ago to minis
ter to her mother in her last sick
ness.
Miss Zelma Hockett, Frank Daily,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson and Hessie
represented Fruitvale at the Elks
memorial services Sunday evening.
The Mothers club will give a mus
ical in the school on Friday evening,
Dec. IL. Admission, above Misses
Stuart and Hollenback's grades, 10
cents. Little kids, cents. Money
to help pay debt on piano.
The first church in sFruitvale will
have a dome and lighting system the
same as the Elks' Temple and on me-
mortal occasions will have Mr. Loef-
fler recite Thanatopsis while Mrs.
Loeffler plays softly on the plano
and the lights are low. If not too
expensive we will occasionally have
Doucet's orchestra and all who sang
last Sunday night at the services in
this beautiful auditorium that was
blaze of splendor with elegant
green velvet carpets to not only rest
the feet but was n cure for sore eyes.
Thirty-eight names of absent broth
ers were paneled and lighted up. in
whose memory this yearly tribute is
made.
Miss Kate Moss is spending the
winter in western Nebraska.
Mrs C. X. Walker has enough
blooming plants since her 18th birth
day anniversary last Friday to cheer
her all winter-make her think she
Is yet in southern California, where
she was last winter
Mr.. Henderson is selling his fod-
der in shocks or by the ton like hot
cakes.
Mrs. Ergenbright, Sr.. is caring
for her sons family while their
mother is getting well in the hospital
Seth McCarty and a young lady
visitor attended the Congregational
church Sunday and heard Miss Curry
sing, Come Unto Me-" from the
Messiah -
When a country girl boards in
town to attend the high school and
has to pay tuition because her par
ents live outside of town, is this not
paying a tax on her parents poverty
worse than an income tax for this is
outlandish and unjust.
The cornerstone of the most novel
church in Los Angeles was laid a
week ago. Lieut.. Governor Wallace
and nearly all the leading ministers
of southern California including
Rabbi Hecht, taking part, while hun
dreds seated on planks were present.
This Trinity M. e. Hotel Club church
on Ninth and Grand avenue. is to
be 6 stories with roof tennis court.
basketball and promenade, and an
auditorium to seat five hundred and
mems and boys social work depart
ments, gymnasium. A graded Sun
day school, parlors, dining rooms, So
eial halls and nurseries and also a
banquet hall.
We only wish this structure was
laid on Ninth and Grand in Grand
Junction or further east in Fruitvale.
Mrs. John Higgins had hogs kill
ed Saturday. Mr.. Schindel will kill
this week.