The daily sentinel., 1914-06-10
CLIFTON ITEMS
Wednesday. June 10.


W. c. Strain and w. S. Gardner
made a business trip to the Junction
Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Of Fruitvale
visited Mrs. Alice Grant Thursday.
Albert Sporer and family moved
to a ranch west of Clifton last week.
Mr.. Sporer is a mail carrier. He will
continue in this for a while. but
later will give all his time to ranch
ing.
Tuesday. Mrs. Colena Miller and
Mrs. Mary Stoddart were collecting
the chickens that had been prom
ised on w c. r. u. campaign fund.
They met with excellent success;
about S35 worth of chickens were
received.
John Starka has just returned from
a trip to Oklahoma. His wife and
son came with hiua
They say about one-third of our
conversation is on the weather The
last weeks weather merited about
that amount. Welcome Tuesdays
sunshine.
Thomas Campbell and family were
in the Junction Thursday.
The Loyal Women's s. Sunday school
class of the Christian church has
planned a surprise and pleasant So
cial time with their teacher Mrs.
r. Y Harrison Tuesday afternoon.
Harold Aupperle OF The Sentinel
was a Clifton visitor Friday.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. f.
church at a meetiDg, Friday. phnned
an ice cream social for ThuFsday Of
this week. but postponed it. finding
that the Sunshine committee of the
c. E. was giving social on this date
at the Christian church,
Rev. Hyman of the NJ E. church
preached to the congregations of
both churches at the Christian church
Sunday evening.
A number of our Socialist towns
men heard Mrs. Kate Richards
o'Hare at the Junction Wednesday
evening.
Added to the busy activities of ru-
raj life this week are. beet thinning
and haying
Mrs. C. L. shedd Of Fruitvale is
very i'll.
Rev. Hyman was giide and com
panion to a bunch OF boys Of the NJ.
e. school and others. and Mrs. T. A.
Butcher chaReroned the girls Friday
on a trip up Mt Garfield The din
ner was immense, so we're the appe-
tites of this Jolly bunch.
Mrs. o. G.. Clymer was shopping
in the Junction Friday
Friday is Flower Mission day in
the w. G.. r. U. The superintendent,
Miss Blanch Dilley, is planning a
pleasant program to be given at
home. This is also the time for an
nual election. Come
nl 4, ,,-s,,
ter in Florida, has returned for his
usual summer stay in the valley.
The Rossette boys are enjoying
their new pet, a recently purchased
burro.
Miss Hannah Shriver, who has been
attending school in the east, has
joined her parents since the close of
school.
George Heist made a business trip
to Salt Lake the first of the week.
James Murphy and Irving Gates,
who have been attending school in
Boulder, returned this week.
Earl Rudeen was the only one in
Mr.. Butchers room who was neither
absent nor tardy. Charlie Phelps
was not tardy, absent only during
sickness.
Misses Edith Campbell and Ruby
Cox are attending normal in the
Junction.
Mr.. McFall and family arrived
via auto from Nebraska the first of
the week.
Owing to inclement weather,
children's day at the Christian
church was carried over till Sunday
morning. Childrens exercises at the
M. r. church in the evening.
VIII Gardner returned from Val
paraiso university last Friday.
The missionary societies of the
Christian church met with Mrs. Ed
Westermire Friday. The following
officers were chosen for the coming
year; President, Mrs. Cora Bower
vice president, Mrs. Jane Gardner;
secretary, Mrs. w. II. Barr: treas
urer Mrs. Lucy Pratt