The daily sentinel., 1914-06-03
CLIFTON
Tuesday, June =.


Mrs. w. j. Shellenberger was
hostess to Bay View club Wednesday.
The next meeting will be on June
10. with Mrs. Russell Jaqulth.
After being absent all winter. Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Jaynes are on their
ranch, east OF town for the summers
work
Mrs. Bower and daughters, Mabel
Husband. Mrs. Blancn Burns. Esther
Barr were county seat visitors Thurs
day.
Marjorie Hagner OF Grand juno
tion was the guest Of Margaret Hay-
erfield Sunday.
Edwin st. John was a caller at the
Y. NJ. c. A. in the Junction Thurs
day.
Miss Day. who taught at Pear Park
last term, is employed for the Cliff
ton schools the coming year.
The pupils in Mrs. Butchers room
had a handkerchief shower on her
last Thursday. 1t was a heavy show
er while it lasted.
Mrs. Frank Burns. who was on the
sick list last week, is now somewhat
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs George Gordon of
Grand Junction were out the first OF
the week looking over their Clifton
holdings and calling on c. j.
family.
David Richardson and family. ID.
A. Burkhalter and wife. Mrs Dolly
Cross and children, Florence Carrie
and Howard, spent Decoration day
across the river
Ward Thompson, whom we report
ed as i'll a few weeks ago. has been
much worse OF late.
Mt. Lincoln and Mt. Garfield
schools gave their closing programs
Friday. Some OF our people attend
ed each and were delighted
Besides those attending the coun-
ty Sunday school picnic at Palisade
on Monday, the following additional
attended Tuesday and Tuesay night:
Misses Ona Burns, Elsie Husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Arthur Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. A. Snyder. Mrs. w. G.
Dieffenbach, J. F.. Hornbaker and
Miss Lucy Husband.
Mrs Martha Hall Is very Ill of
rheumatism Mrs. Silas Reed of
Palisade is her nurse.
Our students and others were in
attendance at commencement at Mt.
now an accredited school
Miss Helen Burckhalter and about
dozen and half of her young
friends from the Junction spent Fri
day evening at the home of her broth
er, Harold, enjoying the delights of
lawn social.
A. S. Mckee, wife and sons spent
Sunday with friends at Grand View
Rev. Clark Bower left early Mon
day to attend the state convention of
Christian churches at Canon City.
Mrs. Sabina Burckhalter visited
her daughter, Mrs. Lon PaSson and
other relatives last week.
The children of both churches are
practiclng for children's day. II will
be observed at the Christian church
next Sunday evening and a week lat
or at the Methodist church.
Mesdames Grant and Gimple are
getting slowly stronger
David Richardson and family spent
Monday with Guy Richardson of Pal
isade. Guy and family leave for a
visit to Iowa soon.
Some improvements going on in
Clifton: House, fence and outbuild-
ings of Oscar Burns being painted;
DR.. Oyler moving his residence and
office onto a foundation east of the
present location; the bank building
which includes the w. ]. Shellen-
berger Mercantile store is being tint
ed and beautified in the interior.
C. ]. Thompson and family attend
ed Decoration Day services in Grand
Junction Saturday.
Lucretfa McCune. who has taken
the fast cure under the direction of
DR.. Cornelius Tate is much better
now
The third spray is now being ad-
ministered. Not much complaining
about worms heard.
The following pupils We're neither
absent nor tardy last year. In Mrs.
Butchers room: Anna Walz, Ray
Hocket, Katheryn Burns. Amy Jaynes
Eva Shriver, Jannice Mcdonald. Loris
Paine, Esther Barr, Florence Bower
In Miss Yields room: Anita Paxson
and Learo Raine.