The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29

FRU|TA ITEMS
Wednesday, July 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph de Blauuire
we're entertained at three-course
dinner sunday at their pleasant home
on the Redlands. their guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Dinleuger of Fruit
Ia, and Messrs. Valentine and Leo
pold Kiefer of Iona.
On Sunday, little Arthur Conner
caught his hand in the avn mower.
cutting II quite severely. DR.. Por-
ter dressed the wound and the little
fellow is doing as well as could be
expected.
Mrs, Edith Hutchins and little
daughter and Kenneth Cooper We're
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Baird Sunday
Together they took trip over the
Uintah, that trip that winds away
towards the top of the world and
never grows old and commonplace
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Schrum and
Miss Mary Robinson were visitors in
Palisade Sunday. Mrs Frank Nc
Lain and little son left today for
their home, near Eulice.
The Duodecims are being enter
tanned today at the home Of Mrs.
Katie Skelly.
Mrs. Dewey ana daughter. Miss
Hattie Dewey, who have been visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w.
R. Warren for some time, expect to
leave this evening for Colorado
Springs, where they will visit for
week with Miss Helen Dewey and
then go on to their home at Lead
South Dakota.
DR.. and Mrs. Moorman and Mr..
and Mrs. George Finnicum left yes
terday in the formers car for an
auto trip to the ranch OF J w. Near
ing, going by way of De Beque.
Mrs. VIII Stuart is enjoying
visit from her mother of Chanute.
Kas., this week.
Miss Murray and Miss Makley of
Dayton, o., are guests at the Catho-
lie parsonage for few days. While
here they attended the dedication of
the Catholic church at Palisade sun
day.
Ira Mock came in from Turner
Bros. ranch yesterday for few
days stay in town.
Miss Martha Moors has returned
home from her outing in the Una
weep.
The young people of the Methodist
choir met last evening for a social
time at the home of Miss Pearl
Duvall.
Tonight the Philatheas and Ba-
racas meet at the home of Misses
Beulah and Halle Bergesser for a
covered dish luncheon. the girls
bringing some dainty products of
the culinary art, closely covered in
a dish and everybody is to find out
the nature of the contents in his own
way.
Robert Davis is guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Scott this
week. He will return to Los An
geles in few days.
There is a report in Fruita of the
death Of Jack Hanson at Aspen. Par
ticulars are not known. Mr.. Hanson
was formerly partner of w. f.
Bunce.
Miss Nondas Ballard returned yes
terday from visit with relatives in
Montrose and reports an exception
ally pleasant pisit.
Bills are out for an unusually fine
picture show at the Majestic on
July 80, showing the Mexican war.
Seen on Interurban car between
Grand Junction and Fruita: A tired
mother with three children and the
baby fretting and crying, refusing to
be comforted The mother worked
and worried with it, the little sisters
tried to play with it, but still it re-
fused all solace. The passengers
fidgited and scolded and wished ba-
bies would be kept at home. Finally
llttle gfay-roDed figure stole ST.
lently forward and dropped into the
seat by the side of the tired mother.
took the baby, and although not able
to speak n word of English. began
grooming to the little one. Almost
instantly the nervous baby slept,
and one tired woman was thankful
for a gentle-faced little German
mother who knew what to do and
did not hesitate to do her part when
ever or wherever she could.
Boots Mock is in from the hills for
stay in town.
Dorr Finnicum is taking his
fathers place in the feed department
of the Fruita Mercantile.
Miss Clara De Witt returned from
Mnph Ia., -,