The daily sentinel., 1914-07-24

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visit with her grandparents. MIR.
and Mrs. J. d. Burns, and other
relatives.
Jake Stindifird came in from his
cattle ranch Wednesday for a busi-
ness and pleasure visit.
Mrs = R. Warren and the Misses
/ Eva, Bessie and Emma Warren, en-
tertained the Duodecim club and
the heEa.Eston club at their beauti-
ful country home Wednesday after
noon. The tables were set in the
grove south of the house. and the
refreshments were more thoroughly
I enjoyed from being served in this
sylvan retreat. While the main OBJ
ject of both of these two clubs is the
making of all sorts of pretty and
dainty articles, other features of en-
tertainment are not barred. On this
particular occasion a guessing CON
test, in which various stitches figured
/ prominently, added zest to the after
moons pleasure. Mrs Skelly WAS
the most successful guessser of the
I DuodeciIls, and received the first
prize, and Mrs Phillips the consola-
tion prize. Miss Ethel Turner won
the highest award for the best guess
/ er of the Kensington club, and Mrs.
/ Combs received the booby premium.
a big hay rack conveyed the merry
makers to and from the scene of
/ festivities, and a most delightful time
was enjoyed by each and every one
| present
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Bowman will
motor to Grand Junction this eve
ming, taking with them their neph-
ews, Louis and Virgil Steele. and
niece, Esther Steele, who have been
visiting relatives in the lower valley
for several weeks.
Misses Edna Penfield. Enola
Kiefer and lila Kiefer left yesterday
for the mountains for an outing of
indefinite duration.
The Democratic primaries were
held Wednesday in Fruita, at which
the following delegates to the con-
vention were elected: Mrs. Katie
Skelly, o. o. Fellows. S. P. Green,
NJ. V. b. Page, NJ. N. Due. Edw. w.
Weckel, B. f. Hughes, W. A. Mer-
riell, j. d. Turner and John Gavin.
The Women of Woodcraft held a
short business session Wednesday
evening and then repaired to Hynes'
ice cream parlors and partoo1 of the
dainty refreshments which are served
at that popular resort.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
church held an all-day meeting at
the home of Mrs. L. ID. Lee on Thurs
day. The hours were pleasantly spent
in sewing and conversation The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Haller.
This evening the members and
friends of the Christian church will |
gather at the home of Mrs. II. c. /
Wagner for a social evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. M L. Chandler. for
merly of Fruita. but now of Cali
fornia, are rejoicing over the arrival (
of a baby girl at their home on July
"a.
A party of the younger set, not to |
be cheated out of their Just rights. |
gathered at the outside of the home |
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bush and serenaded |
them Wednesday evening in honor
of the marriage of their daughter, |
Genevieye, and Jerome Thompson, of |
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
had left for Grand Junction on the
1880 lnterurban, and were well on
their way toward Glenwood when
the muical program was carried out
at the old home.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. d. Turner and fam
lily returned home Tuesday from
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Foster at Cedaredge. They
made the trip in their Case. and re-
port everything fine until they
were met by a heavy shower on the
adobe road about four miles west of
the Junction. There the way was
slippery, but the journey was com
pleted with no mishaps
Mrs. George King and sister. Mrs.
Coles, left Wednesday for New Mex
leo, where they will visit a brother.
Mrs. Egolf was Junction visitor
yesterday.
Dave Brubaker and Eugene Baker
returned from their mountain trip
Wednesday.
VIII Standiford came in from his
mountain home Wednesday, going on
to Moab, Utah, on business.
w. H. Hobson has disposed of his
beautiful county home TO Mr.. Glaze
of Plateau for a cash consideration. /,
MIR. Hobson will give possession some (
time next week, but will remain in
the valley for some time yet.
Mrs.Ad Holloway came in Wednes- /,
day from Montrose, where she has
been visiting with her husband. who
lis employed in that section.
]. L. Kelly will look after the lum-
ber interests for Jack Smith, who