The daily sentinel., 1914-07-02
What Our Neighbors Are Doing
FRUITA ITEMS
Thursday, July =

IhurSday, July =.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Brown came
IN from Garmesa Tuesday evening.
Tor short stay in town.
Mrs. Frank McLain was brought
in from Garmesa Tuesday evening to
Glover Lawn hospital.
Jerome Thompson, formerly of
Fruita, but more recently of New
York. returned to Fruita Tuesday.
G. n. Miller of Washington. d. c.,
was a business visitor to Fruita
Wedne-..ay
Carl Rupp was looking after busi-
ness in F7uita yesterday.
C. ID. Smith is improving his Frui-
ia property by having a few new
signs put up.
Some of the younger set of the
Methodist church met at the home of
Miss Mabel Swanson Tuesday eve
ming for choir practice, and after
season of song, social hour was en-
ioyed
Mr.. Weldon was transacting busi-
ness in the Junction Tuesday.
Fred Lowenhagen, Fruita's civil
engineer, was business visitor to
the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. B. L. Chambers entertained
the Duodecim club yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Coles entertained the Every
Wednesday club yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs George King.
This is the last occasion Mrs Cole
will entertain as both Mrs. Cole and
Mrs. King will leave in short time
for a visit in New Mexico, after
which Mrs Cole will 20 on to the
east, and Mrs King will return
home.
NJ. L. Mills, the father of Mrs.
George Finnicum, arrived in Grand
Junction from Redfield, la. He was
met by George Finnicum and togeth-
er came to Fruita Wednesday morn
ing. He will visit in Fruita for
about two months.
A letter from Howard. Owens
states that he arrived safely at his
destination. Sparta, Ore.
Miss Syble Bunce was entertained
Tuesday evening at supper. at the
home of Miss Clara De Witt.
Messrs. Bunce. Sayles, Chamber
lain and Burdsall arrived home yes
terday from n fishing and hunting
trip near Edwards. Colo. They have
beer away about Z week. and ex-
pected to arrive in Fruita Tuesday
but were delayed by heavy storm
.1eos Palisade.
eIrs. Sam Pollock and little son,
Paul, left Wednesday morning for
Dragon for a visit with her sister
Mrs. Forrest Roth.
Mrs. Houghton, who has been Wis
iting at the home of Mrs. r. s. Ba-
ker for some time, left Sunday for
her home in Denver.
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Grand Junction Wednesday,
Valentine Kiefer came up from
Iona Wednesday on business, and
reports crops in a flourishing condi-
tion in that section.
Old Boreas seems to have selected
this section for his playground late
ly. and for short time each day
stirs up quite a dust and sends the
branches flying.
N. j. Reasoner was calling on
Fruita members of the Christian
church on Wednesday.
Alvin Terry spent Wednesday in
Grand Junction
Miss Kathryn Vaughn was shop
ping in Grand Junction Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hinlle are
rejoicing over the arrival of a little
stranger. in their home. Mother and
babe doing nicely.
The heavy storm yesterday washed
out the roads quite badly near Gar
mesa, making travel difficult.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve a hot dinner on
the Fourth from booth on the south
side of the park.
The Congregational Sunday
school will serve ice cream and cake
and cold drinks all day on the
Fourth.
Ira Mock came down to Fruita
Wednesday for short stay.