The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
What Our Neighbors Are Doing

CLIFTON NEWS
Wednesday,, July -.
\ brother OF the Parmeutcrs is
mere from Baldwin, Kas.. for an
extended visit with ]. w. and Irwin
Parmentef
Postmaster Meyers left for Aspen
early Saturday morning on a few
days business trip, also hoping to get
some relief from an attack Of hay
fever, from which he has been. suf-
fering tGl past few weeks.
P. o. Washers, telegraph operator
at Tunnel, has been granted a sixty
day lay-off Perry is a very busy
man these days, harvesting his early
peaches.
Hugh Sparks has secured employ
ment as clerk at J. ID. Secor's store.
A merry party, composed of
about thirty young people. enjoyed
an after supper drive to the Clifton
bridge Saturday evening. At a late
hour lO-Dound weinnie and G.
pound marshmallow roast was en-
loyed by the party before their de-
parture for home.
After several years absence, C.
Hines has returned from Oregon,
satisfied that Grand valley can't be
beat.
The regular monthly meeting of
the auxiliary to the c. W. b. NJ. of
the Christian church will be held
Friday at $3.50 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. Ella X. Butcher and all
members are urged to attend.
Mrs. E. H. Craven and son of
Grand Junction were the guests of
w. c. Strain and family Saturday
and Sunday.
T. A. Butcher left for northwest
ern Kansas saturday morning. where
he Will visit his parents for a short
time.
A Mr., Hudson from Michigan is
paying Robert Diggles a short visit
this week,
Clark Bower Of the Christian
church left Monday morning for
Estes Park. where he will be in at
tendance at a summer institute for
rural pastors. Mr.. Bower will be
out of the city for three weeks.
Row Millnr
Ohio and is a guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Hornbaker.
The membership of the Epworth
League are looking forward with
pleasure to the social which they are
to give Thursday evening. Old and
young are invited to attend A good
time has been planned for all.
Miss Ida Weld, who has been out
of the community for some time. has
returned and is ready to take up her
work in the public school when the
fall term begins.
Mrs. Jane Gardner left Saturday
for points in Kansas. where she will
visit her daughter for a month or
so.
j. d. Sanders and e. 5. Porter
have returned from a ten days fish
ing trip at Alexander lakes. They
report the roads in a frightful con-
dition on account of the continued
rains in the hills the past week. MIR.
Porter says w. j. Shellenberger and
e. j. Moss stuck on the hill and it
required six horses to pull their
wagon to the top.
a surprise party was successfully
carried out Thursday evening on Mr..
and Mrs. David Richardson. it being
their i0th wedding anniversary.
About seventy friends and neighbors
were present. Music and games made
the evening an enjoyable one to the
young people. After being served
ice cream and cake, which the party
had taken with them, all wished Mr..
and Mrs. Richardson many happy
returns of the day and departed for
their homes at a late hour.
The NJ E. and Christian churches
are planning to hold union outdoor
services for several Sunday evenings.
DIR. ]. B. Jobes expects to have
oantaloupes ready for the market
August 8.
F. S. Lucas was a Grand juno
tion visitor Monday.
Charles Rudeen is spending a few
days with his brother at Castle Gate,
Utah
Roy George has returned from a
three-days trip in the Big Park
country. where he was in search of
Rural Mail Carrier Higbee's horse.
which strayed away five weeks ago.
You're Bilious and Costive.
Sick headache, bad breath, sour
stomach, furred tongue and indiges-
ton, mean liver and bowels clogged