The daily sentinel., 1914-03-20
News From Peach CITY
Daily Happenings at Palisade, the Peach
City of the Upper Valley.

March 90. 1914.
r. H. Bancroft made a business
trip to Collbran in his car, and found
the roads in the upper valley in bad
condition for auto riding.
Mr.. Jopling and daughter, Ruth.
left for Elberta. Canada, Tuesday
morning, where they viii spend the
summer on Mr.. Joplings large grain
farm.
Mrs. II. G. Crissey and Mrs. Ed r.
Brown were Grand Junction visitors
Wednesday.
Mike Sullivan. superintendent of
the Grand Valley ditch, came up on
No. LOG Wednesday evening to look
over the new intake.
I. w. Cramer left for Glenwood in
his car the first of the week. where
he has accepted a position with a
commission firm for the summer.
Mr.. Cline OF Mesa. came down on
Wednesday to meet his wife who
came in from Boone, Ia, and are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Garfield.
They left today for their ranch near
Mesa.
A number OF the Palisade teachers
will bo in attendance before the
county superintendent the last of this
week doing examination work.
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Co.. OF Chicago, commission mer-
chant. has been in Palisade for the
past two days making arrangements
for handling their business here this
season,
A caucus has been called by the
Peoples party tc meet in the town
hall on Friday evening to place in
nomination ticket for the coming
town election.
Mrs. j. s. Denton was a Grand
Junction shopper Wednesday after
noon.
The Royal Neighbors gave n liter
airy and musical entertainment in
their lodge rooms last evening for the
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following program:
Piano Miss Halle Lloyd
Vocal duet--Mrs. David Lloyd and son
Reading --Fleda Bancroft
Vocal solo---------------Gr Grace Smith
Reading-----------M Mrs. Fred Swisher
Hattie Lloyd
Violin solo-------Miss Marion Pryor
Ladies' trio------------------ Mes
10 | and PRYOR
Solo---------------- Blackwell
Piano Mar
garet BRADSHAW and Naomi Hill
Farce "Pets of Society
The evenings entertainment was
well rendered. and a large crowd was
in attendance.
Sheriff Schrader was Palisade
visitor Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Hende of Waukegan, H., has
returned to Palisade for the summer
and will look after his orchard in
terests here.
b. n. Bancroft who is head man at
the Price ditch plant was transacting
business in Grand Junction Wednes-
day.
DR.. Gothard and George Corn of
De Beuue were in Palisade Wednes-
day. Mr.. Corn was looking over some
town property with view of invest
ment.
The Four Hundred club held their
monthly ball last evening, with n
good attendance and very pleasant
time by the participants.
The D. NJ. c. club met with Mrs.
Evan Davis this week. passing the
afternoon in fancy embroidery work.
a dainty luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Chas. Cutter is unloading a car
load OF fertilizer which he had ship
ped in from De Beque.
Manager Fletcher and President
johnson OF the Grand Junction Fruit
Growers association were in Palisade
yesterday.
/. W. Charles is again in Palisade
after spending several days in Den
yer.
All the teachers of this end of the
valley went down to the county seat
on No. . Friday, and will remain over
Saturday. where they will be engaged
in institute work.
A. NJ. Day of Parsons, Kansas, has
been here this week looking after his
orchard interests. and will move to
the Grand Valley this spring.
While playing with some of her
playmates at the home of c. G. Smith,
Helen Bradshaw ran against barbed
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