The daily sentinel., 1914-06-24

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Browns cattle ranch in the northern
hills.
Jake Standifird left Monday for
his ranch in Utah, after having spent
a few days in town on business anu
pleasure bent.
Miss Loetta Boyd returned to
Grand Junction Tuesday evening af-
ter several days spent in this locality,
giving painting lessons.
Strawberries are just about gone,
the early cherries are getting scarce.
currants are on the market-no end
to the good things in this neck of
the woods.
n. II. Wilson came in Monday eve
ming from the Lynch ranch, where
he has been employed for some
time.
The Miami Daily Metropolis has
an interesting article on banana
growing in Florida. Aomng those
who are making a success along this
line is William Schwartz, at one
time one OF Fruita's most prosperous
farmers Mr.. Schwartz has about
500 banana trees in his grove and
the fruit is exceptionally fine. The
article states that Mr.. Schwartz went
to Florida from Fruita. Colo, and
speaks of western Colorado as that
famous fruit section where the Won
derful peaches and pears are grown,
and that it would take an exceptional
country to please anyone who went
from western Colorado. This proves
conclusively that Colorado fruit is
known away down in that peninsula;
at any rate the reputation for fine
fruit is known. Mr.. Swartz states
that besides bananas he raises good
crops of beans, tomatoes, pepers
and potatoes, besides crab grass
which when cut for hay, sells for
about $50 per ton. but is not pos
sessed of good keeping qualities.
Miss Ethel Knowles is a visitor in
Fruita this week
Miss Estena Hayes, Who has been
ranch for the last two weeks, re-
turned home Monday evening on No
8.
J. c. Mock came in Tuesday from
Willows, Utah, on business.
Allen Gentry returned today to his
ranch up Salt Greek.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Lambert came down
from Grand Junction Monday for a
visit at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Baisch. She re-
turned home Tuesday evening
Hugh Williams. brother of Mrs
James Lockett, who has been visiting
in Fruita, left Monday. Mr.. Loekett
came from Moab. Utah, and is on his
way to Iowa.
We're Fulton left Monday for
Jewell City. Kas., where he has ac-
cepted a lucrative position.
Mrs. ]. II. Scott and daughter came
in Monday on No. G from California.
Miss Myrtle Skinner is a guest this
week at the home of Miss Ruth
Spangler, east of town.
Tom Paynter left for Kansas City
yesterday to look after business.
Miss Geneva Cotton, who has been
visiting at the home of Rev. and
Mrs Biodgett. left yesterday for her
home in Whitewater.
Cowan Talley came down Monday
from Atchee on business and for
few days visit with relatives.
DR.. Porter made a trip to Atchee
Monday on business.
Clarence Winters left Monday for
Denver. where he viii visit for about
one week. On his return trip he will
drive the w. II. Scott car. Mr.. Scott
is resident of Iona.
Mrs. Alta Nichols left today for
Price, Utah. where she will visit at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. V. A.
Tompl1ins
J. H. Morehouse is assisting in the
Fruita Mail office this week.
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