The Delta independent., 1916-06-02

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quite sick for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hurst very de.
lightfully entertained number OF
friends at dinner Monday night. The
guests cluded Mr.. and Mrs. E. w
Nation, Miss Ola Dowden, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Whiteacre, Vernon Bothell
and Mr.. and Miss B. D. Cornell.
Mrs. James Reed of Nebraska, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Nash, of Spring Greek
mesa, came down to Olathe Monday
James Duncan.
Mrs. Dick Corey enjoyed visit
from her brothers. Frank and Arthur
Cline of Paonia, between trains on
Sunday.
After visiting at the Scheck home
for some weeks, Miss Agnes Roby re-
turned Saturday to her home in Grand
Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Dreon and chill.
dren left Saturday for their home in
St. Louis, Mo-. after an extended visit
with relatives here.
A party composed of B. A Cashier,
Ed DeGuelle, w. E. Anderson and ].
F. French went up to Sapinero yes
terday for a few days fishing.
Word comes from Boulder to the
effect that Robert M. Burns of Olathe,
who has been assistant instructor In
chemistry at the State university the
past year. has been promoted to full
instructor and will continue his work
there next year. He will also have
the degree of Master of Arts conferred
on him at the coming University COM
mencement, which is a reward for ad
vanced work and is a much coveted
honor. The people Of Olathe are
proud of Bob and congratulate him
on his splendid success.
R. n. Whitford left Monday for
eastern points.
Friend McWilliams, while returning
from a picnic Thursday. was thrown
~ YIN a hcicN anu iuitC bddiy iuJui GU.
He was unconscious for several hours,
but gradually recovered and appears
to be all right again.
r. L. NJ. Baker, who has been Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. A. NJ. Hurst,
here several months. left on Tuesday
for Paul's valley, Oklahoma
Miss Jean Killian and brother
James passed through Olathe Tues
day on their way to join their parents
at their new home in Denver
Mrs. F. w. Jordan OF Salt Lake
City stopped off here Friday on her
way to Denver and spent a, day with
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Westesen.
The Olathe school board has reem-
ployed the entire list of teachers for
another year and this action meets
with general approval.
Miss Grace Sullivan, who recently
closed very successful term of
school at Kelly, Colo. arrived Sunday
to spend the summer at her home.
The fierce wind yesterday blew
down a machine shed on the A. X
ranch and silos belonging to
Brides Bros. and f. L. Bailey on
Ash mesa.
After attending school here the past
winter, Miss Edith Ragsdale, who has
been rooming at the home of Mrs.
Carl Dawson. returned to Montrose
this week.
Miss Berry, Nutting. one Of the Oak
Grove teachers, was house guest at
the home of Miss Julia Brown a few
days this week before leaving for her
summer work at Gunnison.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Bay and son
left Wednesday for visit in Ohio and
other eastern points. They will visit
relatives in Bellevue and friends in
Mansfield, Granville and Cambridge.
Raymond Davis went to Neol with
John Blair Thursday to help drive up
the cattle and horses.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Shepherd passed away Thursday
after a short life of only six days.
Swatting the Cow