The daily sentinel., 1914-06-12

Else you'd have changed your game.
Folks were getting tired of it;
Some getting pretty grim;
They said; Wen catch him out
some night.
And we'll surely snaff his glim."
The alfalfa is standing ready
To be made into new-mown hay,
And it isn't rain it's needing:
It's the beam of Old Soils ray.
Charles Bethurem, who has been
quite sick with quinsy for the past
week, is Convalescent.
Mrs. Mary J. Sperry was the guest
OF Mrs. Musser and daughter, Mrs.
Corn. last Thursday.
Equipped with bacon sandwich
and a banana. Bailey Bird started
out for George Moracle's Thursday.
They decided TO drown out prairie
dogs. They turned the water down
the hole and out came Mr.. Dog.
George caught him and handed him
tc Bailey No sooner had Bailey
got hold of him than he sunk his
teeth into Bailey's hand. making an
ugly laceration. Mrs. Moracle dress
ed tine wound and bound it in a salve
which Mr.. Brumbaugh makes and
Barley went home with a tear-stained
face. Fearing lest he frighten his
mother he said: mo, mama, don't
get scared a prairie dog bit me. l
sqi eesed his belly, but I couldn't
choke him off. and George Just had
to pull his mouth open, but I'm all
right now. Mrs. Moracle fixed it all
up with Brumbaugh salve."
Speaking of "Brumbaugh salve."
have you ever heard OF It? 1t isn't
on the market. but will be in the
lear future, 1t is a product of David
Hraumbaugh. 1t has not yet been
officially named. "Brumbaugh
salve" is the name his friends have
adopted for present convenience, but
we suggest that he make it the Of
fetal one; it is an excellent salve;
will cure anything from a mosquito
bite 70 Mexican gunshot wound, so
If you contemplate going to Mexico,
get some 'Brumbaugh salye." 1t
will be on the market as soon as
Dave gets his "salve right tSay. he
isn't giving me a cent for this adj
Have you ever witnessed a chill
dren's day at EIitch's Gardens? Well.
there is where you would have
thought yourself could you have
heard, the peals of laughter and wit
messed the scamperings about the
grounds of the Dave Cool home at
the Golden Hills ranch last Friday
evening, where about seventy-fiye
guests assembled forsa surprise par
ty in honor of Mr.. Cools birthday
anniversary. 1t was beautiful
moonlight night. and the evening
was spent on the lawn. where all
sorts of outdoor games were in
dulged in. The agility with which
they scampered about the grounds
made it impossible to discern the
young people from their parents and
in some cases grandparents. At II
O'Clock refreshments were served,
consisting of ice cream, cake and
Strawberries. This was Mr.. Cools
-ty fourth birthday. We wish you
many happy returns of the day, Mr..
Cool, and hope that we may be in
vited each time; you are not nearly
so old as you look-O--er-I mean
you don't look near so old as you
are.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Montgomery
AMI daughter, Marie Mrs and Mrs.
Wi,tur Scott and son Ralph, at
tended the supper given by the NJ.
ladies of Fruita, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mary ]. Sperry was the guest
of Rev. and Mrs. d. S. McGlashan of
Fruita over Sunday.
The Lcdies' Union met at the
home of Mrs. C. NJ. Clayton Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. e.
church VIII meet with Mrs. NJ. r..
eAIetaodist tpiscopaD Nelson this
afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. b Wolf an hide Eliza
Leth Fir'd1 were Detained IN Fruita
Monday because of the ran. DR..
White toCK item undar his protect
ing wing and too them to him home
with him for lunch, which they en-
joyed very much. If that is the way
the doctor treats Iona LADDERS |
wouldn't mind being caught up there
in rain myself
Late arrivals at the Johnathan Inn.
q. L. Smith, Denver; w. e. Red
mon, Palisade; John Kenner. Pue-
bio; J. w. James, Price, Utah. j..
NJ. Burch, Denver; C. p. Caves, DEN
Yer.