The daily sentinel., 1914-05-18
DEBEQUE ITEMS
Monday, May is, 1914.

| Mrs. Harrison Elder OF De Beque
was taken to the Grand junction hos
pital last week.
DR.. De Beque, wife and little son
were outgoing passengers to Carbon
dale, where they attended Wallace
De Beque's wedding, which was held
| Thursday.
Mr.. E. w. Lloyd went to Glenwood
| Springs Tuesday on business.
The baccalaureate sermon for the
De Beque seniors was given Sunday
evening by Rev. Rose OF Bethel.
Wallace De Beque, a well known
and popular young man OF De Beque.
was married to Miss Margaret Anne
Dinkel of Carbondale The cere-
mony took place Thursday at D. m.
at the home of the brides parents.
The young couple will make their fu-
ture home in Carbondale. where
the bridegroom will take a position
with Mr.. Wrinkle, who is a well
known and influential banker there.
Mrs. C. Miller and little daughter
Louise went to Denver, Colo, Tues
day, where they will make pro-
longed visit with relatives.
MIS-. Frank Fletcher spent a day
in Grand Junction last week shop
ping.
The seniors-Misses Esther
Sucher, Bernice Rawlings and Owen
Gothard-with the high school
teachers-Miss Dean and Prof.
Walker and wife, were entertained
by the juniors, at the home of Miss
Maude May. A fashionable 10
O'Clock breakfast was served to them
which every one enjoyed.
Mrs. Hannah Blaine left her home
in De Beque for Longmont, where
she was called by the sudden death
of her sister.
The school board of De Beque
have elected Miss Maude McAllister.
Miss Eula Gothard and Miss Ruth
Day. Only three OF the teachers
have been elected. as the board has
not come to any decision regarding
the others.
Mr.. Carl McAllister, who has been
in Leadville for the past four weeks,
returned to his home in De Beque
Thursday.
d. j. Burns left for Pueblo Tues
day on business.
Miss Bessie Moffett returned to her
home in De Beque, after a stay of
several weeks in Palisade.
Miss Eula Gothard, the teacher of
last week in Palisade, visiting
| friends.
The Sophomores were entertained
Saturday evening to a delightful par
ty given by Arthur Briggs. All had
very enjoyable time.
Miss Esther Sucher will entertain
the Juniors and seniors and high
school teachers Monday evening.
The pupils of the grades are pre-
pairing a delightful little tantata,
called "A Midsummer Eve" which
will be given Thursday afternoon at
the |. o. o. F. hall.
w. o. Rawlings spent Tuesday
in Grand Junction.
Mrs. ID. w. Armstrong spent sew
eral days in Fruita last week.
E. Chadwick brought his wife to
their home on Roam Creek, after
she had made an extended stay in the
Grand Junction hospital.
Mrs. ]. Ward and two children
spent last week visiting Mrs. Ella
hildebrand of Palisade.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Belote left De
Beque for Indiana, where they will
live in the future.
Miss Oils of Lincoln, Neb, ar
rived in De Beque Tuesday to spend
the summer with her two brothers
who reside on Carr Creek.
w. l.. Van Cleave returned to his
home on Roam Creek after a stay in
the Rifle sanitarium, where he was
operated on.
Jack Morris left Saturday morn
ing for Roswell, n. NJ.
A. II. Ruth, auditor of the Inde-
pendent Lumber Company, was a
business visitor in De Beque last
week.
Jesse McPheeters received word
last week that his daughter-in-law.
Mrs. Nellie McPheeters. died sudden
ly of heart failure.
Mrs. Nellie McPheeters was for
merly an old resident of De Beque,
but for the past two years has made
her home in Indiana. Her many
friends in De Beque mourn her
death.
William Cochran of Wallace Creek
died very suddenly of heart failure
last week. He was formerly a resi-
dent of Rifle.
DR.. Morris, who has been in De
Beque treating his patients. left for
his home in Palisade Monday.
f. G. Myers was business visitor
in De Beque representing the G. !.
Case Company of Denver.
Miss Sarah Moore was Sunday
visitor in Grand Junction.
Miss Ethel Bales of De Beque
spent several days in Grand June
tion.
II. r. Cramer of Denver was a
De Beque visitor Thursday.
A. Booker of Collbran was in De
Beque Thursday.
Temple and Owen Coakiey of Coll
bran were in De Beque last Wednes-
day.
ID. j. Burns arrived from Pueblo
with eight carloads of cattle, which
ne will take to his ranch on Roam
Greek.