The daily sentinel., 1914-06-25
Iona NEWS
Thursday, June %.
(By LIZZIE RICEl

say. YOU Ar- EDITOR
OF The Daily Sentinel,
I Unless you're very careful
It's birthstone you will smell.
To think you'd get your mothers Jam
And then yourself TO free.
Go spread it through my little rhyme
That suspicion points to me.
Late arrivals at the Johnathan
Inn: W. H. Spurgeon, Colorado
Springs; Fred G. Holmes, Grand
Junction; J. Fl. Root, Fruita; Rev.
Hines. Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. B. W. Smith left last week for
Erie. Colo, for visit with her par
ents. She will be away but a month.
Fred and Roy Coo were down
from Carbonera and stayed over Sun
day.
Horace Smith left Tuesday evening
for Grand Junction. where he visited
friends before leaving for his home
in Farmington, n. NJ. Horace is a
fine young man, and We regret to
lose him. He was the hero of the
Fields Bader rescue party. as It was
he who faced the angry waters of the
Grand river, swimming to a tree
about 20 feet from the men, which
he climbed and threw them a rope
by which they were brought to
safety. 1t was a brave deed and
we're | the awarder OF hero medals,
| Horace surely should have one.
Claud McCollum had one of his
driving horses get badly cut by a
/ barb wire last week. but I see he is
driving il again. so 1t is doing all
right Claud himself met with what
might have proven a very serious
accident a few days ago when his
hand got caught in the hay stacker
/ in some way and threw him a space
of 90 feet. Fortunately he landed
against hay stack, escaping with a
lacerated side and a bad shaking up.
The executive board of the COM
I munity Life Club met at the Johna-
than Inn Tuesday evening to arrange
I for some feature of amusement. 4
box social was agreed upon and will
be given on the company lawn in Lo-
ma Saturday evening OF this week.
Each lady is requested to bring a
box with lunch for twO-place your
name inside. We expect to have a
glorious good time and We want ey-
I erybody TO come Don't forget the
date: Saturday evening, June 81
The Ladies' Union met with Mrs
Dave Cool Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Scott attend
ed the supper given in the NJ. e.
church at Fruita Saturday evening.
They reported splendid supper. We
didn't happen to know of this or
should certainly have gone. We had
expected to attend the one given be-
fore, but we're prevented by the
rain. These suppers given by the
NJ. Il. ladies of the various depart
ments are gaining quite a reputation
and we shall surely watch for the
next.
David Brumbaugh went to the
Junction Saturday. where he took the
civil service examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Sperry and
daughters. Francis and Rosemary,
and Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Rice called
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Musser and Mr. and Mrs Charles
Camm Sunday afternoon. We found
Mr.. and Mrs. Camm at home, but
were informed that Mr.. and Mrs.
Musser had gone to call on Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Rice. Somehow we missed
them on the road, but Mr.. and Mrs.
Camm are such delightful enter
tainers that ere we realized we had
been there very long the Mussers re-
turned and we had a splendid time;
they have an interesting place with
their turkeys, chickens, ducks, Bel
gian hares and collie puppies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Scott enter
tanned few friends at five hundred
Friday evening, after which dainty
refreshments, the quality of which
only those who have been their
guests, would be able to appreciate.
were served. They made the coffee
on the installment plan as the gaso-
line had water in it. This, ] sup
pose, was due to the gasoline having
been on fire for some time and the
water being thrown in to put it out.
But it was delicious coffee just the
same. Wish l had some of those
good "eats" now.
The ladies' of the NJ. f. church
will meet with Mrs. A. r. Moore
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. r. j. Montgomery is reported
quite i'll.
Miss Myrtle Butler entertained a
party of young people at her home
Friday evening.
Mrs. Baders and daughter, Dora,
attended the chapter of Eastern Stsr
at Fruita Tuesday evening.
A birthday surprise was given at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Gerry Saturday evening. 1t being
Guys 18th birthday. Guy said he
rather suspected something as he
thought they were baking more cakes
than they did ordinarily. There were
2S young people present and a pleas
ant evening was spent on the lawn,
after which Strawberries and cream
and cake were served. He received
several nice gifts. Guy is a high
school student and fine fellow. He
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