The daily sentinel., 1914-05-25
What Our Neighbors Are Doing
NOTES FROM DEBEQUE.
Monday. MAY o.

'hohuay, May 70.
Postoffice Inspector Fitch of DEN
yer recently visited De Beque in the
interest of the Star route service
Dr. Tadlock of Palisade was in De
Beque Thursday of last week.
Miss Ruth Beery of Bonita Park
has been quite sick for the past week
but is reported better at present
Mrs. Michaels of Wallace Creel,
spent several days the past week Wis
iting Mrs. Mary McAllister.
Miss Bernice Rawlings entertained
the senior class Thursday evening.
Refreshments were served, which
everyone enjoyed.
The eighth grade gave their pro-
gram Thursday afternoon. A play
entitled, Our Aunt from California /"
several instrumental pieces and reci-
tntions were given.
The senior commencement exercfs-
es we're given Friday evening at the
Odd Fellows hall. Misses Esther
sucher, Bernice Rawlings and Owen
Gothard were the graduates. Sem
ator Horace 7. De Long of Grand
Junction delivered speech to the
class, and the diplomas were pre-
sented by Rev. Walker.
Misses lmogene and Helen Morri-
son OF Collbran visited with Miss
Esther Sucher last week.
The body of John Shoup. who was
drowned in Roam Creek three months
ago. was discovered floating down
Grand river, miles tnis side of
Tunnel. His body was brought 10
De Beque, and buried. Funeral servI-
ces will be held on Decoration day
Miss Villa Dean. popular Young
Grand Junction girl, who has been
teaching in the De Beque high school
for the past nine months. left Satur-
day for her home in Grand junction
Her many friends regret her de-
parture.
Miss Ethel Smith and Miss Jose
phine Bales, two well known girls
of De Beque, who have been SPEND
ing the past nine months at Canon
city attending school, have returned
to their home in De Beque. Their
many friends welcome them home.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home
of Mrs. II. Barrs. The ladies were
taken out to her home in Mr.. Barrs
automobile. All had lovely time.
Miss Hurlburt, the teacher of the
seventh and eighth grades. left for
her home in Palisede, where she will
spend her vacation
John w. Langly of Pueblo was a
recent visitor in De Beque, looking
over his oil interests.
w. r. Terry, George Fravert and
c. f. Reed and brother, w. C. Reed
OF Denver were in De Beque looking
over their land interests.
Miss Emma Groom, who has been
teaching the high school in De
Rnnnn loft o.,
Boulder, where she will spend the
summer. Miss Groom is well liked
by her pupils, and her many friends
regret her departure.
Mr. Wallace De Beque and mis-
bride arrived in De Beque Thurs
day evening for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. e. De Beque. the bride
groom's parents. The young couple
have Just returned from their we'd
ding trip, A host of friends and
relatives met them at the train.
Miss Villa Dean and Miss Emma
Groom entertained the seniors and
Juniors Saturday evening after the
commencement exercises to supper
which everyone enjoyed
Mrs. II. f. Henderson, two children
and Mr.. Winston were in De Beque
visiting with Mrs. q. Sucher and
Mrs. Mary McAllister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tanner we're
in De Beque last week.
William Dunaway, who represents
the Midland Life Insurance Compa-
ny, was in De Beque on business last
week.
William Van Cleave was taken to
the Rifle sanitarium Sunday.
William Willard of Molina was in
De Beque Friday on business.
V. B. Lee of Grand junction was
in De Beque on business Sunday.
b. w. Swanbrough OF Denver was
De Beque visitor Sunday.
w. ID. Smith of Denver was in De
Beque last week.
Clara Ball from Mesa was De
Beque visitor last week.