The daily sentinel., 1914-06-12
What Our Neighbors Are Doing
FRU|TA ITEMS
Friday. June IL.

ME ~ j. Lambert came down
from Grand Junction Wednesday to
attend the meeting of the Duodecim
club at the home of her mother,
Mrs, Jacob Baisch
Mrs. Carolina Weckel is a visitor
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Weckel.
Mr.. Lewis of Grand Junction is a
visitor at the Weckel home this
week.
d. w. Lynch left yesterday on No.
3 for Gibson. Utah, to look after
busine1s.
w. A, Merriell and H. C. McElfresh
attended the bankers banquet at
Grand Junction Wednesday.
Mr.. Grubbs was a business visitor
to Fruita yesterday. He left for
helper today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lazear mo-
tored to Grand Junction on Wednes-
day
Mrs. Bernstein and children left
Tuesday for Canada, where they will
probmably make their home.
A. B. Mahaney came in from the
hills Wednesday on business.
At the meeting of the Women of
Woodcraft. held Wednesday eve
ming, Miss Mabel Righdenour was
initiated into the mysteries of the
order. On account of so many mem
bers being off for the summer. sew
eral officers were elected to fill va
'cancies. Mrs. Hammond was elected
as captain of guards; Mrs. Hill as
outer sentinel, and Miss Helen Nc
Knight as musician. a farewell par
ty for Mrs. L. R. Phillips win be
given Tuesday evening, by the circle
members at the home of Mrs. Ham
mond
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Phillips are
planning to leave for Schenectady,
N. Y, the latter part of next week.
A fine dog, belonging to Mrs.
Effie Hickman died the other day
from the effects of poison which
some one had left lying around 1t
is violation of a city ordinance for
anyone to put out poison. There
may be some who do not know this
to be the case.
Several bridges between Fruita
and the Turner ranch are reported
out. as a result of the big storms
that swept over that section last
week
Fred Chamberlain came in from
Oregon Wednesday night, for a stay
of about week.
Reed Miller of the Ford Automo-
bile Company was transacting bust
ness in Fruita Thursday.
Mrs. Jay Nearing and daughter
Mabel, came in from their ranch
Wednesday for visit with friends.
Miss Maude Carnahan entertained
informally Wednesday evening. her
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Burdsall and Master Jack and Miss
Kathryn Finnicum.
Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Young and
children came down from the Big
Park Wednesday on business and
pleasure bent. They expect to return
in few days to their mountain
home.
Miss Ruby Russell came in from
Mack Tuesday for a visit with rela-
tives, returning Wednesday.
j! F. Sperry came up from Iona
the first of the week on business.
Mrs. H. Smith left Wednesday for
the east for an indefinite stay with
relatives and friends.
a nine-pound baby girl arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr C.
Belden Wednesday evening Mother
and baby are ding nicely.
Edward Leonhardy returned Tues
day from Garmesa, where he has
been employe for some time.
=. O. Watts and E. F. Littlefield
If Ogden. Utah, and w w. Brown
and l.. Rulaths of Price, Utah. were
business visitors to Fruita Wednes-
day. They were interested in the
coal nines, north of town.
J. !. Nichols of Chicago spent
Tuesday in Fruita.
The Misses Nell Sprott and Edna
Gourley of Grand Junction visited
in Fruith Tuesday.
II. l.. Forsyth of Chicago was
Itransaeting business in Fruita the
| first CT the week.
II. +. Stuckling of Denver was a
business visitor to Fruita Tuesday
| Miss Vesta Sharpe entertained
Tuesday evening at her pleasant
home. The rooms and table were
tastefully decorated with roses. A
tvo-oourse dinner was served, after
which the popular game of five hun
drcd made the hours pass pleasantly
Music. both vocal and instrumental
gave an added enjoyment to the
evenings entertainment. Those en-
4 joying the occasion were the Misses
/ l-tOud itii Ntota Shdi Pc anu
Messrs. John Burroughs and Alvin
Terry.
Eldred Reams and De Witt Warren
spent Wednesday in Grand Junction
seeing the sights and visiting friends
Mrs. F. R. Houghan is expected tc
arrive from Denver Saturday for q
i visit with Mrs. r. s. Baker. Mrs
fiaker and Mrs. Houghman are old
time friends, and were compani ms
on ,cur through Europe a few
years sgo.
NJ. Il. Church Notes.