The daily sentinel., 1914-06-04

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Ed and Dave Fields made a trip
to the Junction Saturday evening.
y. G. Ballmer and family and Mrs.
Fred Cool went to Fruita Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Sperry and
son, Henry, went to Turner's canon
Saturday to attend the roundup. re-
turning Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. d. b. Bird and Mrs.
krouse went to the roundup in Tur-
ner's canon Sunday.
Cy Smith and Miss Ruby Smith
motored to the junction Saturday
evening. What? No, she isn't his
sister.
Dave Cool has gone to Atchee to
look after his cattle which he has on
the range.
A. ID. Sneesby of Universal Park,
Colo, has taken charge of the NJ. f.
pastorate of Iona to succeed the
Rev. ]. j. Davis, resigned. Rev, Da-
Wis was forced to give up the work
because of i'll heaIthi Rev Snees-
by is young man Just out of the
Denver university, He is am nter-
esting speaker and delivers his Ser
mon with an ease and composure
that would do honor to one of years
of experience. Go and hear him.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Brumbaugh,
little Lucille Fields. Mrs Montgom-
cry, Ray Montgomery, Henry Ba-
ders and George Cool took in the
Baxter Pass excursion Saturday. Mr.
and Mrs. Brumbaugh stopped off at
Atchee and spent the day with Mr..
Brumbaugh's sister Those going on
to Columbine report a good time.
Upon the return trip the train, which
carried six Lomaites sailed through
Iona as If she were not on the map.
Presently the crew was reminded of
the fact that they had six passengers
for Iona, so they very graciously
stopped, reversed the engine and
backed into the station. Let this
serve as a tip to any one else who
might be inclined to think they can
put anything over on Iona. Don
undertake it, for If you do, you will
have to back uD.
Late arrivals at the Johnathon Inn
are Oscar Hanson, Salt Lake; w. C.
Osborn. A. j. Barker. d. c. Belden
and w. T. Brumbaugh, Fruita: A. d.
Sneesby, University Park, Colorado.
A number of the high school girls
and boys of Iona were the guests of
Miss Anna Berry Sunday afternoon.
Croquet and other games were in
dulged in. after which dainty re-
freshments We're served. The party
was made up of the following: Clara
Gerry, Ruth Ekbaum, Edith Jingles.
Edith Cool, Leeta King. William
Kennedy, Leonard Ballmer, Law
renee Ballmer, Hugh Gerry, Melvin
Kinsey and Emmett Elliott. who were
unanimous in pronouncing Miss Berg
a delightful hostess.
The program rendered by the la
dies of the M. f. church last Thurs
day afternoon was very interesting,
the musical part of the program be-
ing furnished by Miss May Mead.
Mesdames Ballmer Mont gomery and
Brumbaugh. Readings were given
by Mesdames Smith, Main, Mont
gomery and Rice Mrs. Montgomery
proved herself an artist as a writer.
in her story entitled "A Bible Love
Story" Refreshments were served,
and a neat sum realized.
Another terrific windstorm struck
this section Tuesday afternoon, do
ing considerable damage at Mack and
upsetting the warehouse back of the
canning factory at Iona. The 81
telephone line was put out of com
mission, so that we we're cut off from
central until almost noon Wednes-
day when the line was again put in
order.
The Betty Ross clubs afternoon at
the Elms was postponed on account
of weather conditions.
Monday, as Mr.. and, Mrs. J. F.