The daily sentinel., 1914-06-11
What Our Neighbors Are Doing
DEBEQUE. ITEMS
THURSDAY. Lnne LII

a 'hu 7'"ats June II.
Prof. r. A. Walker left De Beoue
Monday for Buena Vista. where he
will visit with relatives and friends
/ He will also visit Colorado Springs
! Denver and other eastern points.
Mrs. Leila Harris was taken to
] Palisade Tuesday, whore she will
| take medical treatment Of DR.. Morris
Miss Ethel Mcconnell a popular
young girl of De Beque, was married
/ Wednesday afternoon to Fred Will
Jams of Grand Junction. The eere-
mony took place in Grand Junction
at the home of the bridegroom. The
young couple are well known in De
Beque. and a host of friends there
extend congratulations.
Mrs. Lonaquer, state president of
the Rebekahs, was in De Beque Tues
day. The Rebekahs held an election
Of Officers Tuesday evening. with the
state president present All had an
enjoyable time, and after the re-
Ifreshments had been served the men,
bers dispersed
Mrs. ]. Anderson and little daugh-
ter from Collbran spent the past
week visiting with Mrs. John Moore.
A private dance was given by the
young people of De Beque Thursday
night at Odd Fellows hall. A crowd
of about fifteen attended and all had
a most enjoyable time. Music was
furnished by the large victrola of NJ.
Chapman.
Tic Ladies' Aid was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Roy
Forseman.
Miss Ethel Noble went to Grand
Junction Wednesday to attend the
wedding of her friend Miss McCon-
rell.
II Elder returned TO De Beque
after stay in Palisade.
Dr. Morris. who has spent consid-
cradle time in De Beque treating his
patients there, returned to his home
in Palisade last week
Mlss Esther Sucher went to Grand
Jrnoiion. where she will visit with
Mrs. Schadt, Miss Dean and her many
other friends. After her visit in
Grand Junction she will spend some
time in Palisade, visiting other
friends
Mrs. Heflin was called to Grand
Junction on account of the serious
illness of her sister Miss Anne p.
Wheeler Miss Wheeler has been
spending some time in the Grano
> junction SdnltarlQm.
Vernon Harris was an outgoing
passer ger to Palisade, where he spent
a day with his mother.
Mr.. Walch. who has been working
on the road crew eight miles from
De Beque, was very badly injured
Thursday morning while at work. MIR.
Walch was holding the drill when
the Hammer of Reuben Wiler. who
D o. a .
some rocks back of Mr. Wiler, flew
from his hands, and accidentally hit
Mr.. Walch with great force in the
mouth. The blow split open his up
per lip, knocked loose. his front
teeth and split the flesh of his Jaw.
Dr. Gothard attended him, and all
though the blow was a most powerful
one. the location in which it struck
probably saved his life.
Mrs. Estella Nuckolls and little
sister, Estis Mitchell, went to Grand
Junction last Friday and spent sew
eral days there.
F. r. Keyes went to Grand juno
tion on business last Monday.
Miss Jessie Morelock was a visitor
for several days with friends in PAIL
sade.
j. G. Harrington went to Glenwood
Springs Thursday on business.
Mrs. S. X. Walker returned to her
home in De Beque, after visit with
relatives in Grand Junction.
Mrs. R Harris and son Roy were
outgoing passengers Saturday night
to Salida. where Mr.. Harris has a
shoe repairing shop and they expect
to make Salida their future home.
Miss Sarah Moore went to Grand
Junction to visit her sister. who is in
the hospital
Mrs. Walter Lee of Grand juno
tion visited with her mother. Mrs.
Lyman Cornwall. several days.
Miss Lulu Stewart, who has been
spending the past nine months at
Greeley Normal, returned home to
spend her vaction with her parents.
G. Rutland of Gunnison Normal was
in De Beque on business.
Miss Ida strike of Grand Junction
is visiting her friend, Miss Cora
Briggs.
Miss Hazel Ostrom returned home
after attending school nine months
in Grand Junction.
Thomas Elder returned to De
Beque after a stay in Palisade