The daily sentinel., 1914-02-11
Iona news
(By ADELLNE H. sPERRY.)

iou inust seuu uei NJ trllle vi paper
Il lace
Adorned with smiling Cupid,
i Or she will probably tell you to your
\ That you are silly stupid.
10, send her no trifle of paper lace
1 Along with a lovesick sonnet,
But send her deed to country
place.
Or love of a Paris bonnet.
Oh, write her no odes to her slim
| eyebrow,
Nor lines on her golden tresses;
And gush her no gush on her snow
white brow,
While your love your pen confesses.
But send her diamond lavaiier,
Or wrist watch fine and dandy;
Or send her a yellow touring car,
| Or half ton of candy.
For the paper lace of grandma's day
| Is thousand years behind her,
And the coin of the realm now paves
| the way
For Cupid to catch and bind her.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Swartzlander
were Sunday dinner hosts to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Rice.
| Next Sunday morning at the Pres
| byterian church Rev. Weir will bap-
tie Douglas German and Cornelia
May Swartzlander.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Chesterfield and son, Clifford, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Columbus were
dinner guests at the Glover Lawn
Lawn hospital, Fruita.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill
Brooks Wolfe entertained the follow
ing dinner guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenny Collins and Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer Elicit.
The ground hog social given at the
home of Miss May Mead last Friday
night was grand success both So
cially and financially.
Mrs. Frank Sperry spent Friday in
Grand Junction, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Leavitt. Sunday
morning in Fruita the guest of Mr..
Sperry and at Sunday dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Brooks Wolfe
in Iona. That is going little bit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Gingles
were dinner hosts Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Gerry and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayne.
Mrs. Belden and children of Fruita
were house guests at the Galloway
home Monday.
Frank Sperry is improving rapid
lily and expects soon to be home again.
The enterprising Mack people have
secured George Francis Sadler in a
musical monologue for Monday even
ling, March 90. The College Springs,
Ia, Express has to say of Mr.. Sad
lers performance: For over an
hour Mr.. Sadler held the closest at
tention of all present as he pictured
the scenes of the opera, Der Fret
schultz read the words of the char
acters and illustrated such parts of
the music as to weave about the en-
tire portrayal the unequaled spirit
of the German national opera. The
audience was quieted by the well
known melody of the Introductory
overture amused by the interpreted
ton OF the Bohemian band, enliven-
cd by the waltz. saddened by Max's
love song, awed by the prayer and
/ thrilled by the hunting chorus"
The next number is Paul C. Black
well in 1.-The Fortune Hunter" Mon
day, February 16, and is followed by
Mr.. Sadler in musical monologue on
March 90, and on April is an even
ing of recitation and music by Rev.
4 James Theodore Coulter. 1t is peo-
pie like those in Mack who keep the
world moving.
There are two kinds of brutes |
Especially abhor. The first is a man
Z who will beat, torment or in any way
abuse a dumb and helpless animal.
The other is the man who beats his
wife. As for the latter wretch he is
somewhat justified for any woman
who is white-livered enough to
stand for being beaten without first
doing all she can with her fingers
to scratch, her feet to kick, her teeth
to bite and her tongue to lash, de-
serves every lick she gets and then
some, and the wife beaten deserves
some sympathy. But the man who
will wantonly shoot and kill a beau
tiful coolie dog for barking at his
horse deserves the name of brute in
capital letters, in red ink, in italics
land UNDERSIGNED. He should be writ
Item up with scare heads three inches
high on the front page of the Denver
Post. Last Tuesday, Josephine Cal
laway's thoroughbred Collie barked
at mans horse and with deliberate
lrage the man shot the dog. Buster.
bleeding and dying crept home, went
to the back door and whined, hoping
his little mistress would hear him
and relieve the dreadful pain that
tore him, but Josephine did not hear
him and so Buster crawled into the
coal shed and died and Josephine
mourns with all her heart her faith
full pet and companion and the man
goes on his way unmolested. There
Is law which guards a mans prop