The daily sentinel., 1914-06-17
What Our Neighbors Are Doing

CLIFTON ITEMS
June u. 1914.
J. McBurney is well again after an
attack OF broken giands under the
arms.
Loretta May, arrival OF June > at
the home Of MIR. and Mr. Brengman
Of Grand Junction. Mrs. BrenEfnan
was formerly a Clifton girl-Miss
Florence George.
Kenneth and Mary Hornbaker
went TO Kansas last "Wednesday
They have gone to help during har-
vest on their fathers farm. Reapers
are wanted to garner In the golden
grain.
Miss Ernia Strain was a Grand
Junction visitor Tuesday
Mrs. w. B. Robbins and SON of
Denver are on their ranch northwest
of town for a while.
Henry and Joe Benson leave for
Gunnison TO attend the Wedding of
their brother Victor.
Jno Cobble was married in Glen
wood last week to lady from North
Dakota.
Rev. Clark Bower was at Palisade|
wednesday evening performing
marriage ceremony, Mr.. Dean To Miss
Mcintosh. Rev. Hyndman performed
the Keiso-Dieffenbach ceremony Of
the week before. Next
Miss Blanche Dilley was transact
ing business in Grand Junction Sat
urday
Mesdames Frank and Fred Burns
visited Ward Thompson and family
Wednesday. Mr.. Thompson is quite
ILL., Today's report is no improve
ment.
The Bay View had a pleasant time
with Mrs. Russell Jacquith Wednes-
day. They meet with Mrs. J. w.
Stebbins June "a.
Ed Westermire went to Missouri
the first Of the week to look after
his interests in the wheat belt.
J. d. Saunders went fishing last
week. We hear he was stuck in a
snowdrift and had to turn back.
This is change from catching the
biggest fish ever.
The Sunday school classes of Mrs.
Wilson and Miss Dilley viii have a
social on the lawn at Dilley's Tues
ay afternoon.
The friends in the Pear Park sec
tion are giving miscellaneous
shower on Mrs. J. NJ. Barker, Tues
day evening.
Mics Mary Carnaticn or Palisade
was the guest Of Miss Lucy Husband
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Mrs. Chas. Walz and daughter.
Daisy have just returned from
weeks visit to Denver.
Clarence Hagner of Grand juno
tion was visiting friends in Clifton
the last of the week
Mrs Glen Gimple who is at the
Nelson sanitarium is reported as get
ting along nicely.
Lee and Harry Yeager went with
their grandmother, Mrs ID. F. Strain
CT Palisade, TO the dog and pony
show at the Junction Saturday They
were also the guests of Mrs. e. II.
Craven.
Mrs. o. G. Clymer has recovered
from an attack Of near appendicitis.
l. E. Hornhaker was taken SER
iously i'll Sunday night. The doctors
pronounced the trouble hay fever
with possibility of pneumonia.
David Strain entertained the fol-
lowing boys. to his birthday dinner
Sunday: Dan Reed, Nelson Phillips
and Paul Bower.
Edith Campbell came from normal
to spend Sunday at home.
Rev. Hyndman was sky pilot or
scout guide, one or both, to group
of boys Friday on an outing to the
hills. The boys were Claude Stew
ems. Cassell Barricll Everett Car
nine, Ned Lundin, Lawrence Shriv-
er, Raymond and Lawrence Thomp
son, Garlic Phelps, Bernard We'll,
Carlu Rudeen and John Mackley.
Rev. !. q. Hyndman announced a
whirlwind evangelistic campaign, be-
ginning Sunday, June 1, continuing
to June 20.
w. c. 7. L. election Friday result
ed as follows: President, Mrs Mary
Stoddart; vice-president, Mrs. Cora
Bower; secretary. Mrs. w. II. Barr;
treasurer, Mrs. Richardson.