The daily sentinel., 1914-06-16
What Our Neighbors Are Doing
FRUITA ITEMS
Tuesday, June 10.

Tuesday, June i6.
Mrs. Lafe Young and son. Kenneth,
left Monday for the Park to look af-
ter business in that section.
Lon Young moved his family to
their summer home on Pinon Mesa,
Monday.
| P. L. sager left Sunday for Des
Moines, la. He will teach next year
lin Idaho
Miss Zoe Phillips was entertained
at dir72r Sunday by Miss Kathryn
Finnicum.
Miss Martha Moors spent Monday
IafternoCn in Grand Junction.
Clarence Kiefer went to Grand
Junction Monday for short visit.
S. ]. Hamilton was transacting
business in Grand Junction Monday.
Earl Ozbon was an interurban pas
senger to the Junction Monday.
Miss Leona Terry was the dinner
guest of Miss Edna Penfield Sunday.
Mrs. 4. l.. Hurst spent Monday In
Grand Junction on pleasure and busi-
mess.
Jerry Burns was a Junction visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. b. S, Moore left Saturday for
Garmesa, where she is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Robert hazear.
Mrs. Barnett. who taught the past
year at Dragon and who has been
spending her vacation at the noun
tain home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilma
Cobb, is at Glover Lawn for few
days, taking treatment for asthma.
She will be able to return about
Wednesday.
Messrs. Bart Owens. A. c. Foster,
Rector and Miller, left Monday with
four big loads of supplies for the
Owens ranch, near Rangeley.
| W. II. Hynes was transacting bust
ness in Grand Junction on Monday
Mrs. Richard Owens and little
daughter are in from the hills and
are stopping at the Graidene while in
town
T Mesdames Sayles and Barnett and
IRA Mahany motored to the Junction
Sunday
Dorr -Finnicum came in from the
hills Saturday for visit with friends
and relatives.
II Mrs. NJ. ]. Lambert spent Sunday
with. her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Baisch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schrader and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richardson motored to Garmesa'
Sunday.
Mrs. A. ]. Nichols left on No. 3
today for Garfield, Utah
The Duodecim club will meet to-
morrow with Mrs. Baker.
! The little Misses Mary and Wilifred
Buthorn of Grand Junction came
down Saturday for an indefinite visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Warren.
Miss Bessie Warren, who has been
teaching in Salt Lake City the past
year, arrived home last evening to
spend her vacation.
| Al Sayles, Fruita's auctioneer and
roundup cook, met with a painful
accident last week. He had prepared
dinner for the boys and had climbed
up between two large rocks to see If
the men We're coming in. when one
rock became loosened and fell pinning
him against the other Several ribs
were broken and other painful inju-
ries received which will keep Mr..
Sayles in town for some time.
Mrs. Houghan of Denver arrived
Saturday for visit with Mrs. r. S.
Baker.
Al Gentry came in from the hills
Friday on business.
| Jack Hanson, an old time Fruita
resident, came in Saturday for a few
days visit
| Philip Black is in Fruita to spend
his vacation at home.
Paul Connor, who has been attend
ing college, has returned home to
spend the summer months at THE
Poplars, the pleasant country home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Connors.
Fred johnson of Denver was
guest at the home of Harry Brown
of Garmesa Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Irene High went to Mack for
few weeks stay at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. C. Olsen.
Uneasy lies the head that belongs
to the owner of an alfalfa field,
when the sky put on a dim, cloudy an
pearance. There are hundreds and
hundreds of acres of hay in Grand
valley to be put up and everybody
wants fair weather and it is cloudy
again.
Al Davis of Iona was a guest
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Lowenhagen.
A message from Fruita's young
ladies, who are taking advantage OF
the summer course of study at Hoel's
Business college, informes friends
that they are very pleasantly located
and enjoying their work. but they
are doing light housekeeping and
don't know how to cook very well.
Somehow their mixtures do not taste
| like those mother used to make. p.
S.-Please bring something good to
/ eat every time Won call