The daily sentinel., 1914-07-17
FRUITA ITEMS
Friday. August II.

fIluatN' august Ia.
Miss Edna Bagshaw is "a guest at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs George
Hurlburt at Horsethief Canon, this
week.
Mrs. George HurlbuTt returned
home yesterday after spending sew
eral days in Fruita.
Miss Helen Mcknight returned YES
terday from a pleasant visit with
friends at Garmesa.
The young people Of the Methodist
choir took q hayraek ride Wednesday
evening TO the home Of Mrs. Hoops
and after preaching for am hour or
so, resumed their stations on the
hay rack and enjoyed a ride in the
cool duskiness of the evening. and
for an added pleasure the party
went to Hynes' ice cream parlors.
and each and everyone had his or
her favorite brand of ices, before re-
turning home.
The Misses Hazel and Ruth Nc
Coy entertained the Sunday school
class of Mrs. Fulton at their home
yesterday afternoon.
Messrs. Fred Barnes, p. A. Sher-
man and W. c. Kurtz came down
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took dinner at the White House.
Miss Estella Hayes was shopping
in Grand Junction Wednesday.
Mrs. Frazer McLaren spent We'd
nesday in Grand Junction, shopping
and seeing the sights.
Thursday morning Miss Ethel Tur-
ner drove to Iona where she has
class in music, on Thursday of each
week
The first tomatoes OF the season,
the Early Ann variety, were market
ed by II. s. Groves Tuesday. Thus
High Points scores another honor
this year for early tomatoes.
Miss Martha Moors left last eve
ming for a weeks outing up the
Unaweep canon. Miss Moors will ac-
company Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith
and Miss Josephine Knight of Grand
Junction.
Jesse Demaree came in from the
| Demaree ranch yesterday and is at
1 Glover Lawn for medical attention
Scott Miller and his son. Bert, of
Knox City Mo-, arrived Wednesday
for a visit at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Riley Miller of this city.
Wednesday evening a number of
friends of Albert McLain gathered at
the White House, while Mr.. McLain
had been invited for an auto ride
with DR.. Small. and when the two
gentlemen arrived at the hotel to get
Mr.. Woods, Mr.. McLain found to his
surprise the party of friends seated
at the banquet table, awaiting his
coming. The table was laden with
good things such as clam chowder,
olives. pickles. roast duck, shrimp
salad, parmento salad and punch,
4 followed by ice cream, cake and
coffee. The affair was given in
] honor of Mr.. McLain who Is to leave
I Fruita soon. The gentlemen seated
at the table were Messrs. Arthur
Richardson, o. e. Reames, o. o.
Fellows, l.. A. Stuart, w. e. Woods,
4 w. f. Roach A. McLain and Drs.
4 Porter. White and Small. After the
+ banquet the gentlemen adjourned to
/ the home of Dr. White, where the
ladies had gathered and very pleas
ant social evening followed.
NJ. Il. Church Notes.
(By the Messenger.)
Sabbath school. 10 a. m.
Preaching, / a. m. The theme of
the hour will be that of Angels:
Their Mission and Ministry in the
/ Unseen World About U.s. Come and
worship with us this midsummer
morning hour of worship. Possibly
you may be relieved of some of your
doubts and prejudices.
The Epworth League mertirg, Z
.. m. Theme Song Bursts OF
I Spiritual Women"
! At p. m. we will Join in a union
eVangelistic service on the Congre-
gational church lawn. Rev. Davis. the
Baptist evangelist. preaching the
sermon. Everybody is invited.