The daily sentinel., 1914-06-10
FRU|TA ITEMS
Wedneslny. June IO.

Miss Clara De Witt spent Monday
In Grand Junction, visiting friends.
Yesterday after a season of black
clouds. thunder, lightning and heavy
showers, the clouds rolled away
and the sun came out of his hiding
place. smiling as brightly as If he had
not been sulking for a whole week,
and how pleased every one was to see
him. A little cloudy, stormy wealth
er goes . long way when you are not
used to it, and we will cheerfully
pass ii along to our friends back
east.
y. j. Reasoner will fill the pulpit
at the Christian tabernacle next Sun
day. and every other Sunday until
further notice, preaching the alter
mating Sundays at Palisade.
Clevie Hunter is confined to his
home with an attack of tonsilitis
Miss Faye Botkin expects to leave
saturday for Gunnison to attend the
summer normal at that place.
Mrs. John PEPPER and two children
and Miss May Atkinson arrived Sun
day from Iowa, for a short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Botkin. They are on
their way to California.
Haying in this section was begun
this morning.
The majority of Fruitas young
people who have been away attend
ing college. have returned home.
Among those who do not expect to
come home for the SUMMER are Foss
Hunter, who is in Boulder and Lau-
ran Hiatt, who will remain at Gun
nison.
The o. E. s. held a pleasant meet
ing last evening at Masonic hall.
Mrs. Quick, who lives at the state
line reservoir, about twelve miles
west of Mack, fell from wagon.
and dislocated and fractured her
wrist. She was taken to Glover
Lawn hospital Tuesday. where she
was given medical attention. DR..
Porter attended the injured member.
She expects to be able to leave for
home today
Ebert Lamson and Howard Owens
expect to leave today for the west,
the former going to California. the
latter to visit his father, at Sparta,
Ore.
Mrs. Richard Shannon of Port
land. Ore, arrived Saturday for
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman. She
left Tuesday for Chicago.
Miss Amy Irving left Tuesday for
Glade Park to spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Irving-Miller.
Mr.. Hillery. who has been en-
ployed at Gunnison for some time,
left Tuesday evening for other
points.
Rev. McGlashan, who has spent
some time at Echart, returned to
Fruita, Monday.
Mrs. Duncan and Miss Lulu Dav-
idson left Tuesday for eastern points
to spend the summer.
Rev. McGlashan was an outbound
passenger Tuesday for the east.
A letter from Mrs. Mary I Beard
states that she arrived safely in Den
yer. and will leave shortly for Iowa,
where she will visit her sister Mrs
Beard has many friends in Fruita
who will learn with regret that Mrs.
Beard intends to make Iowa her
home, if she is pleased with that
section.
Miss Mary Topham, who has been
a guest at the home of her brother,
T. A. Topham, for some time, left
Monday for Montreal, Canada.
On Sunday afternoon Miss Hazel
entertained at her pleasant home,
her guests being the Misses Beulah
Bergresser and Hall Bergresser, and
Messrs. Paul Byers and Clarence
Winters.
Miss Eva Warren is visiting in
Grand Junction this week, with
friends at the La Court.
Miss Lucille Hunter, who has been
attending the University of Utah. the
past year, has returned to her home
east of Fruita. to spend her vacation.
Mrs. J. c. Carnahan had the mis-
fortune to step on a nail Monday. in
flicting painful wound Mrs. Car
nahan will be confined to her home
for several days on account of the
injury.
Ira Cox came in from cattle land
the first of the week.
Frank Dennis and o. T. Osborn
came in from the hills. where they
have been looking after their cattle
interests, the first of the week.
Lon Young and Ed Young expect
to move their families to their sum
mer homes on Pinon Mesa, today.
j. w. Osborn was looking after
businetss in Fruita Tuesday