The daily sentinel., 1914-06-29
What Our Neighbors Are Doing
FRUITA ITEMS
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Monday, June 20.
Mr. and Mrs. ". r. Warren, Mrs.
Dewey, Miss Dewey, the Misses Eva,
Bessie and Emma Warren. Miss Ethel
Turner and Mr.. Lawrence Dewey
took with them yesterday morning
the essentials for a good breakfast,
and iourneyed over TO Monument
Canon, and there prepared and ate
the best breakfast OF the season.
After enjoying the repast in Natures
great breakfast room. they wan
dered --out for short time before
| old Sol cast his rags into the cool
lastnes es Of the canon and warned
the party that the time to return
home had arrived. Everyone de-
clared that breakfast in the open
lar surpassed any eaten at home and
will be one of the pleasant memories
in after years.
The Fourth OF July committee has
been so fortunate as TO secure Benja-
min Griffith as orator Il the day. on
our nations birthday.
The girls are practiclng dri1 for
the Fourth, which gives promise of
being an unusually attractive fea-
ture of the days festivities.
On Friday evening the Philatheas
and Baracas met at the home of the
Misses Ina and Vera Cawood for a So
cial evening. japanese. lanterns drove
away the shadows, only leaving
enough to make several romantic
hooks and corners. 0ut-of-door
games were played and the delicious
refreshments were served at a late
hour, after which these popular so
cial societies repaired to their several
/ hon q
ning's entertainment.
Mrs. ]. l.. Steele of Grand juno
tion is spending the week visiting her
daughters. Mrs. T. d. Bowman and
Mrs. NJ. " Wagner.
Miss Elsie Lowenhagen came down
from Grand Junction Friday eve
ming for short visit at home.
Rev. and Mrs. Fleisher spent Thurs
day in Grand Junction, attending
meeting at the Methodist church and
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lincoln Wickersham.
Children's day at the Congrega-
tional church was especially inter
esting. A very entertaining program
had been prepared. Miss Vesta
Sharp and Mrs. Zimmerman and
Beach Sharp had trained the little
tots and each and every one did ex-
ceedingly we'll The Sunday school
marched into the room, taking their
place in front. A song by the Sun
day school opened the exercises.
Other numbers on the program were
THE Little Rosebuds," by four little
girls.
Vocal solo ...........Ma Marie Reed
Vocal Solo. ........... Mona Moors
Recitation ... Erma Righdenour
Recitation ..... Lorna Whittemore
Duet-Misses Beckner and Pehlstron
Recitation ......... Dorr Belden
Recitation ....... Claude Dennis
Song .... -. s.4s.. Four Girls
Goodbye ....... Mildred Standbrooll
A Wreath of Roses. ..... Girls
Recitation. .......-., Jack Burdsall
Recitation 49,. Dorothy Everson
Recitation ... .. Sidney Whittemore
The army worms have disappeared
from the Fruita section, and nobody
is shedding tears of regret.
The business houses of Fruita will
be closed on the Fourth.
A. P. Haines, f. w. Bushey. A L.
Quagey and son, Valiant, we're visit
ors to Monument lanon Friday.
The w. c. T. u. met Thursday at
the home of Mrs, Charles Kirkendall,
east of Fruita. A delicious luncheon
formed one feature of the days
pleasure. After the business session
a social hour was enjoyed. Alto
gether the day was both pleasantly
and profitably spent
The ball game between Fruita and
Grand Junction, which was played
on the Fruita grounds, resulted in Z
to in favor of the local team.
Ed Deutsch was a business visitor
to Fruita Saturday.
Mrs. Hurlburt spent several days
in Fruita. the guest of Mrs. White
more.
Ruth spangler was the guest of
Miss Myrtle Skinner for several days
the latter part of the week.
Mr.. Lewis of Walsenburg arrived
in Fruita Saturday for visit with
his brother, Len Lewis.