The daily sentinel., 1914-03-30
DEBEQUE ITEMS
Monday. March 30.


Monday, March 30.
Miss Edna Shoup popular young
girl of De Beque was married to Mr..
o. st. John last week In Grand juno
tion.
Mrs. William Lockhard. hair dress
er. OF Rifle, was a visitor in De Beque
last week. on business.
a party was given Friday night in
the old schoolhouse building by Miss
es Mary Crosby and Hazel Myer, Hut
ton Edgerly and Charles Holmes. The
tables We're decorated with sham
rock and green leaves The party
was attended by large crowd who
all had very enjoyable time.
Carl McAlister went TO Leadyille
last week on business trip.
Miss Hazel Ostrom and her grand
mother, Mrs. NJ Il. Neel. returned
Sunday to Grand Junction. after
visit with friends and relatives in De
Beque.
Mr.. Aldrich returned home after
an extended stay in Illinois. He was
called back there on account of the
illness of his child.
Miss Sarah Moore was in Grand
Junction last week, where she visited
friends.
Miss Jessie Morelock returned home
today after n short stay In Palisade.
william Moore and Harrison Elder
purchased Mrs. Twins property and
will commence to cultivate 1t soon.
Mrs. Williams entertained the La
dies Aid society Wednesday,
The Ladies Guild met at the home
of Mrs. Heflin this week.
Mrs. Ed Chadwick of Roam Creek
was taken to the Grand Junction
sanitarium last week.
Lem Stewart was in Grand juno
tion last week on business. While
there he traded his stock ranch, con-
sisting of 1,500 acres and 1000
head of sheep with cattle and horses
for two business buildings in Grand
Junction and two others in Fruita,
owned by J. b. Masser The property
is valued at more than 100000.
f. Belote, Il rancher on Roam
creek. left last Saturday for a busi-
ness trip to Colorado Springs.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
st. John, situated about seven miles
up Roam creek, was destroyed by fire
last Friday night. Only an organ
and few chairs were saved, as the
fire had advanced too much when dis
covered to save anything else.
A dance was given last Wednesday
night at Odd Fellows hall. after the
moving picture show. MIR. Noble and
Mr.. and Mrs. Forseman furnished the
music.
e. b. Rider of Collbran was in De
Beque last Tuesday.
w. L. Van Cleave OF Roam Creek
visited with his uncle, p. ii. Van
Cleave of Glenwood Springs last
week,
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visitor in De Beque last Tuesday.
| Tony Stockhert of Plateau City was
in De Beque last Thursday.
o. Crane from Collbran was vis-
itor in De Beque Thursday.
Miss Vida Mcconnell left Sunday
night for Denver. after spending two
weeks with her sister. Miss Ethel
Mcconnell.
NJ. II. Mark of Denver was in De
Beque Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes have moved
on a ranch up Wallace creek. Mr..
and Mrs. Foreman and the latter's
mother, have moved into the Hayes
house.
C. NJ. Paine left Sunday for Den
yer.
NJ. V. Brown. a merchant of Buena
Vista, was in De Beque last week on
business.
p. McCaffery of Nevada was in De
Beque for few days, visiting friends
Mr.. Shores came to De BeQue
Wednesday to visit NJ. II. Callahan.
C. Gordon of Denver was in De
Beque tuesday.
A. ]. Sunonson OF Denver was in
De Beque Sunday.
Mr.. Huff and family have moved
from the c. w. Young ranch TO Kan
sas City, where they will make their
future home.
c. l.. Wilson of Collbran was Wis
jtor in De Beque Sunday.