The daily sentinel., 1914-04-14
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NJ. A. Snyder was down from Cliff
ton yesterday.
c. F. Atkins came in from Dem
yer this morning.
Harry Younger OF the Palisade
Fruit Exchange was a local visitor
I yesterday.
T. Bennett is in the Grand Valley
this week visiting from his home in
Z Montrose.
Geo. G. Hindman was an early
morning arrival. He comes from
Kansas City.
T. F. DurlSn. Rio Grande trainmast-
er at Helper, arrived this morning on
company business.
Rev. w. II. Rose returned yester-
day from Grand Valley and Rifle.
where he preached Sunday.
l.. E. Bancroft and wife of st.
Louis are stopping off for few days
registered at the St Regis.
An eight-pound boy arrived last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orr j. Adams of 719 North Sixth.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Mckay of De
Beque arrived yesterday and are vis-
itiing friends and shopping for few
days.
Joseph Trachta, Vernon Harris and
Dave Mckay were here from DeBeque |
last night and were initiate into the
Eiks.
The Davis County Nursery have re-
ceived another carload of trees
through their local agent, Capt. Miles
Standish.
Art S. Wolforn was an incoming
passenger this morning from his home
In Kansas City for few days busi-
ness trip.
w. II. Huck of the DeLavel Separ-
ator company, returned last evening
from trip all through the southern
part of the state.
Charles L. Hawkins suffered
painful injury this morning when
one OF his horses kicked him in the
head while he was clipping.
Il. Il. Miller, who was an incoming
passenger yesterday morning from
Denver, left this morning for Delta
on short business jaunt.
c. S. Saxton was local arrival
early this morning from Miles City,
Mont, and is looking up old friends.
He has ranch near Fruita.
j. C. Petzold was among the out
going passengers this morning bound
for Uncompahgre Valley points His
headquarters are in Burlington, Ia.
Geo. F. Stather. a well known local
man, travelling for Schilling and Co.
of the coast, was an outbound pas
senger this morning for Delta and
Montrose.
Miss Hazel Burnett. who has been
here for the past two weeks as the
guest of her father at the st. Regis,
left yesterday afternoon for Glen
wood Springs where she will resume
her school work, and be with Mrs.
Burnett.
Mrs. e. c. Joeelyn, wife of E. c.
Jocelyn of the Golden Rule store. is
rapidly improving from an operation
for appendicitis which she underwent
several days ago at st. Mary's hospi-
tai. She expects to be up and
around in couple of weeks.
e. c. Hambright is telling his
friends of cord-breaking Easter
egg performance at his house Sunday. +
He has a fine ranch in Highland
park and keeps IA Ancona hens. He
is ready to make affidavit that those
IA hens laid 8 eggs just to celebrate
the opening of the egg season. He
refuses to admit that the hens were
mistaken but insists that the record
il genuine.
II. koobs comes to the front with
a guaranteed cure for dandelions. He /,
says that If you cut the pest off with
a putty knife and then stick little
funnel over the roots and fill IL up
with teaspoonful OF salt that that
particular dandelion will never come
back. The scheme is recommended to
all who are putting in time at the
destruction of this pest.
A meeting of the Presbytery of all
the churches OF the western slope
commences today in Delta and will
continue through tomorrow, Thurs
day and Friday. A large number of
local people left on this mornings
narrow gauge as delegates to the
conferences. Among theme were
Mrs w. S. Hopkins, Mrs. c. Il. Rush.
Mrs. Ellen FislIe. Miss Hazel Johnson
Mrs. Il. f. Lyttle. Mrs. ]. S. Woods,
II. ID. Barney. Rev. j. II. Lamb, J. II. |
Rankin, Rev. d. Luther Edwards, c. |
II Musta of Palisade and Rev. II. w.
Clark also of Palisade. This Presby-
terry, which is held every six months |
includes all the western slope dis
tricts. A meeting of the Christian
Endeayor will also be held. General
matters of interest to the church will
be discussed.