The daily sentinel., 1914-07-23
What Our Neighbors Are Doing
PAL|SADE NEWS

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Thursday, July %.
c. l.. Phillips is in attendance at
the Bull Moose convention at Colo
RADIO Springs, and will also make
business trip to Denver.
James McCloud is making a busi-
ness trip to Montrose this week.
Miss Hattie Van Cleaye has ac-
cepted a position in the Variety Cash
store for time.
J. L. Slonaker was a passenger on
No. for the county seat Wednes-
day morning.
Mesdames ]. Richmond, W. A.
ping in Grand Junction Wednesday
afternoon.
A carload OF wood pipe is being
unloaded for the South Palisade
Heights Irrigation district, and will
be installed at once, and the pumps
started as soon as the engineer ar
riyes from Pueblo.
Miss Elva Toothaker spent the
day shopping in Grand Junction on
Wednesday.
The Anniversary club consisting of
Mesdames II. II. Butterfield, Fairy.
Joe Pech. r. NJ. Skinner. Northcote,
II. W. kluge and Miss FAIRY left on
No. l06 Wednesday afternoon for
Bigiov, where they will angle for
the finny tribe and enjoy an annual
outing, returning Sunday morning.
The Misses Lucille, Eltha and I.eta
Hoke were shoppers in the county
seat Wednesday afternoon
There will be a union missionary
meeting of the ladies of the several
churches in the Baptist church Fri
day afternoon, the ladies serving a
luncheon to their husbands in the
evening.
The w. c. T. U. ladies held an in
teresting meeting in the basement of
the Methodist church Tuesday after
noon, discussing many subjects of in
terest, planning to raise funds for the
church through their organization.
Charles Miller of Mesa was down
with load of produce Wednesday,
and gives a glowing account of the
crop condition in his neighborhood
r. Il. Viokery of the Midland was
looking after business In our city
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ella Creek, daughter of Mrs.
Estella Nuckolls of De Beque. re-
turned to her home Wednesday after
a ten-days stay in Palisade.
E. w. Lloyd, manager of the De
Beque Oil Company was in Palisade
the first of the week, visiting his wife
who is taking treatment under DR..
Morse, and gives glowing report of
the oil conditions in that thriving
town. He reported that they had
drawn out three large tanks of oil
without any perceptible receding in
the pipe, and expected to have the
pumps installed shortly, when they
would give the well thorough test
as to capacity. Upon his report
number of Palisade people made oil
filings, and, of course, expect to reap
riches later on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w Pierce of
De Beque were incoming passengers
on No. 3 Wednesday Mrs Pierce
will remain in Palisade for some
time, taking medical treatment.
Miss Estella Mitchell, who has
been in Palisade for some time. re-
turned to her home in De Beque on
Wednesday.
The stand-pat Republicans in pre-
cinct No. IL held very enthusiastic
caucus in the town hall Wednesday
afternoon, 3 votes being cast for
delegates to the county assembly to
be held in Grand Junction, Saturday,
the 10th. ID. f. Strain, John Wilson
and George Clark we're elected dele
gates, George Clark. committeeman,
and Mrs. Clara Cannon, committee
woman. They also endorsed George
McNeal of Cameo for county treas
urer, and Frank T. Halter of Pali-
sade for commissioner of the second
district. The delegates elected were
instructed against fusion with any
other party at the time of the county
assembly or any time until election
Mrs. E. C. Herford and children of
Grand Junction have been the guests
OF Mrs. w. e. Piatt for a couple of
days.
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