The daily sentinel., 1914-07-24
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.FRU|1VALE NEWS
Friday. July ri.
Miss Hazel Hall is soon to be mar
ried to a promising young man in
] Chico, Cal, where her sisters. Mrs.
W. S. Thomas and Mrs. Stephens. re-
side.
Lee Hall sold Il cows and II
calves to MIR. Wright of Plateau July
10, who is an extensive dairy man.
/ Mrs. Hall is thus relieved of the Job
of separating the cream and now has
a brand new machine on hand until
Mr.. Hall goes again to Wisconsin for
another bunch of cows.
George Dunbar, manager of the
Silver State Orchard company, has
had siege against grasshoppers. He
sprays to save his crops of barley, al
falfa, trees and garden stuff. The
quails have relieved Mrs Hall OF
/ peas and beans.
J. w. Carson has sold his ranch
now occupied by Oakley Brownfield
and mother.
Thomas Else has the finest field
Of corn in the valley.
Z. II. Moffitt is fitting up his
engine for the fifth spray.
Mr.. Hebard made $500 last year
/ from selling hogs. He expects TO
make $4,000 this year. He has them
in an alfalfa field divided in three
parts and irrigates alternately. When
soing from one section to another
the hogs pass through a tank and are
dipped to keep free from vermin.
| p. n. Ormsbee has engaged all the
| good looking girls ahead to pack
iruit for him-2,000 boxes in his
order.
John Jens has taken 1,50O apple
boxes from platform.
X. ID. Garrison is on duty on the
platform with his finger bandaged.
a. X. Peterson is there and can make
wagon hold beyond its capacity by
Il new style of loading.
Mrs. Lee Hall has lots of leisure.
now that the cows are sold.
Mrs. Stephens, nee Bessie Hall is
getting well from an operation near
the Jugular vein.
Mrs w. j. S. Henderson can never
forget the uplift The Sentinel was to
her and daughter during their be-
Ireavement. She wishes she was able
tp say now word of comfort or con-
uolence TO the editor in his loss of a
gifted brother. The poem, Lycidas.
| by ]. Milton, comes to mind as the
mcst fitting on this occasion. outside
of the Good Book.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Mills moved
their furniture to Whitewater, where
Mr.. Mills will teach in September.
| Mrs. T. II. Mcconnell is to fill the va
cancy made here by his promotion.
Spraying is again in progress. w
ID. Giffin went to town through a
rain storm Tuesday to get barrel OF
poison The boulevard never was so
free from weeds. Many, like H. E.
Dexter, are moving them down.
Melvin Schindel was not hurt so
seriously as at first reported and is
nearly as well as ever, except the
scar on his head.
The Fruitvale Social club met at
the home of Miss Neva Dowell We'd
nesday evening and plan a marsh
mallow roast in the Clifton hills.
The next meeting will be Wednesday,
August ., at the residence of C. H.
Schindel. Wilbur Glass is president
and Guy Wiley, secretary.
/
Barton C Terrill this morning re-
ceived carload Of meat for the Cud-
ahy people and a carload of milk for
the Morey people.
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Housekeeping, For Rent FURNISH
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4 P-T0-DATE CLEANING AND |
/ DYE WORKS. |
The Garment Cleaners and Dyers. |
Hats Cleaned and Blocked. Feath-
ers Cleaned and Dyed and Shade.
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