The daily sentinel., 1914-06-23
FRUITA ITEMS
Tuesday. June 23.

tuesday. June -.
o. T. Osborn and Frank Dennis
came in f-om cattle land Saturday
Tor a short stay in town.
ar. an9 Mrs Frank Winfield of
tie Outing Shop of Grand junction
rotored dowr from that city Sunday
on motorc, Gle.
Dr. and Mrs White and daughter
Helen and :. f. Broughten of Rifle
started this afternoon for the White
river c-Cntry. where they expect to
ENJOY a camping trip of two weeks
duration.
Miss Martha Moors went to Graud
JHi ction Saturday. Sunday she
made one Of party OF six who mo-
tored up the Unaweep canon for
| liay outing The party captured 40
ilnny beauties. as side issue The
| l.itp, although the road is rather
rocky, was exceptionally enjoyable.
Mss Moors while in Grand Junction
was the guest of Miss Josephine
Eaight. She returned home Monday
morning.
W. F. Bunte, Joseph Burdsall. Fred
Chamberlain and AL Sayles left Mon
dag for Edwa' ds. Colo, for ten
days outing
Frank Moore came down from
Glade PARK sunday to visit with his
lsister, Mrs. .1arl Hutchins, of North
= Gkima, WASH. and especially with
HI baby niece. with whom he was
very anxious to make an acquaint-
alce.
c. w. Fp,rchild was an arrival
from Denver sunday. Mr.. Fairchild
is interested in the Garmesa project.
Mrs. William Schwartz of Florida
and Mrs. Caroline Weckel of Grand
Junction-were the dinner guests Sun
day of DR.. and Mrs. Green.
Miss Edna Penfield spent Sunday
at the home of Miss Leona Terry.
Howard Owens left on No. 3 Mon
day for Sparta, Ore, to visit his
father. Howard planned to take this
trip some time ago. but on account
of unavoidable circumstances, il was
deferred until later.
MIR, and Mrs. Lafe Young and chill
dren, who have been visiting in Frui-
ia and Grand junction for about a
week, returned to the Park today.
Mrs. NJ. j. Henry, from Minturn,
was a pleasant caller at the home of
Dir. and Mrs. Hammond, Sunday.
Mrs. C. C. Stilwell, who is en- route
from Salt Lake to Denver, arrived
Saturday for short visit with Mrs.
John Standbrook Mrs. Standbrook
and Mrs. Stilwell have been friends
since childhood and the visit is ex-
ceptionally pleasant for that reason.
No. was delayed several hours
Monday, a condition of affairs which
causes considerable inconvenience in
the postoffice.
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. James
were pleasant callers on Tom Nc
knight Saturday afternoon. Tom is
getting along nicely, and will soon be
able to have the cast taken from off
his leg.
F. A. Alternately of Denver, repre-
selting the l.. C. Smith Typewriter
Company. made a business call on
the Postoffice book store Monday.
Miss Keyes was a pleasant Fruita
visitor Monday.
At the special meeting of the Pro
gressive Woman's Club Monday af-
ternoon it was decided to lend all
assistance possible to render the pro-
gram on the Fourth of July sue
cess. Other business matters were
taken up. and 1t was decided to call
a special meeting for July II to con-
slider these matters.
Friends in Fruita have received
notice from Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Free
myer of Palisade of the arrival of
bouncing baby girl in their family.
Mrs. Freemyer is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Skinner, and for
merly made Fruita her home.
Messrs. Osborn, Brumbaugh and
Bush and Due left Monday for an
inspection trip over the pipe line.
They expect to spend about three
days on this trip.
A. ]. HYDE of Grand Junction was
here Saturday with his grandson,
Steward livingston Mr. HYde was