The daily sentinel., 1914-06-23
CLIFTON NOTES
Tuesday. June 23.

otbA EF htAA1S WAS hONI IFOIl IJEn-
yer Tuesday looking after his ranch
Fred Clymer was greeting Clifton
friends Wednesday.
Rev. Clark Bower went to Glen
wood Springs Thursday to conduct
the funeral of Mrs. Mansfield, an
aged pioneer of that section.
Another evidence that June is
here-Roy Stoddart and Miss Har-
riett johnson were married Satur-
day morning early and left for Glen
wood. Congratulations and best
wishes. The ceremony was perform
ed at the home of the groom by Rev
I. G. Hyndman.
Miss Hollis Michaels, who taught
la Clifton several years ago was the
guest Of Mrs. W. H. Barr and Mrs.
Ira Pond for the weekend. Miss
AIichaels is attending normal. She
will teach the seventh ana eighth
grade work at De Beque this year.
Nathan Hobson and daughter,
Mrs. Hoag, of Pomona, We're in Cliff
ton on Thursday
The Junior Endeavor society of
the Christian church held a social
for the members and friends Friday
evening. II was under the manage
ment of Miss Elsie Husband. junior
superintendent.
The NJ. f. Aid society met with
Mrs. Arthur Pearson Friday, and the
next meeting will be the closing
meeting Of the season.
Mrs. w. j. Shellenberger enter
tained the Garfield Home Art club
en- Thursday.
Friday Rev. I. G. Hyndman took
no ,,F IL t. ha
Y. &c. A. at Grand Junction for
a swim. Cant tell who all went, but
believe It would be easier to tell who
didn't go. Boys were scarce up this
way Friday. Lunch baskets and a
jolly drive home in the evening
completed a happy day
About 20 young people from Pali-
sade Christian church, with their
pastor. n. j. Reasoner, spent Friday
evening at the Husband home. Rev.
Clark Bower also attended.
The Clifton Choral club spent a
pleasant afternoon with Mrs. A. ].
Harvey Friday.
Mesdames Strome and B. c. Oyler
went to Montrose Thursday to at
tend meeting held by Rev. Yokum
OF California. They will return ear
ly in this week.
Strawberry day at Glenwood re-
ceived due attention from Clifton
folks about 25 Joining in the festiv-
titles.
W. C Knight. wife and friends
motored out from Grand Junction
and We're callers on the Bower fam
lily.
A brother-ln-law of Mrs. Boice
who has been, visiting here for the
l,ss nd is
home in Boulder recently.
Miss Virginia Reuss has returned
home from teaching in Nevada the
past year.
Thinning peaches. fourth spray,
and cherries demand our attention
at present.
Clem Stevens and little son Glenn
have completed long visit to Indi-
ana and Kansas points and are home
again.
Jno Pull, who was in charge of
the Stevens blacksmith shop, had a
sale Saturday and will leave Tuesday
for Clifton, Kansas. Many friends
regret the removal of this family
They will go via of auto to Kansas.
Junior Loyal Daughters class of the
Christian church, Mrs. Butcher the
teacher. entertained the classes OF
Mesdames Pearson and Prudens of
the NJ. Il church to breakfast on the
river Tuesday. these rare days in
Junei
w. c. T. U. was postponed this
week so the special meetings might
have right of way.
Mrs. Amanda Smith is very i'll
at the home of her parents Drs.
Glendenning and Tadlock are in at
tendance
The district convention OF the
Christian church is meeting in Pa
onia this week Here is Clifton's
delegation: Rev. Clark Bower wife
and little daughter. ID. l.. Gardner
and family, Mrs. o. G. Clymer. Rich
ard and Ernest Colan and Mabel
Husband. They leave Tuesday and
come home on Friday.
Mrs. Glen Gimple left the Nelson
santa rium Sunday and Is visiting
Mrs. VIII Shriver.
The eyangelistic meetings at the
NJ. +. church started off fine Sunday
evening The congregation at the
Christian church was dismissed to
attend in body. The advertising
brought out the non-church-goer, so
in all Rev. Hyndman had all he
could desire as first night.
Mrs. Ruth Comstock was heard at
the central office Saturday so we pre-
sumo Miss Blanche Criswell had
few hours off somewhere.