The Delta independent., 1919-02-21

sufferers this week.
Miss Virtue of Montrose and Mrs.
Roy Roatcap assisted in the telephone
office last week three of the staff bs-
ing i'll with the nu.
Among the latest cases OF flu we
find the names OF Mr.. e. d. Adams
John Mcmahon and three SONS, N,
Patrick and the McClaren family.
Thursday Mrs. o. Emerson came
down from Montrose to care for her
daughter, Mrs. Joe Mills and children
who are ill with the influenza.
Chas. Roatcap arrived home from
Camp Lee Virginia Tuesday and was
met in Montrose by his wife and Ar
chic Roatcap and daughter Miss Ber-
tina.
Mrs. Jones was an arrival from
Montrose Sunday. She comes to hell
care for her sister, Mrs. H. E. Rich
ards and family who are having a sea-
sion with the flu.
Little Dorothy Garrison is staying
with her grandma Anderson while
her mother assists in caring for the
Garrison family who are all ill with
the influenza.
Lillian Anderson is spending her on
forced vacation with Mr.. and MrS
Elliot in Shinn Park. She will return
to her school work as soon as the in
fluenza subsidies.
Friday Miss Eleanor Majors who
has spent the winter with her aunt,
Mrs. Poor, returned to her home in
Custer. Wyoming. She was met in
Denver by her mother and they con-
tinued the journey together.
Rev. Foster former pastor of the
Olathe U. P. Church arrived Sunda~
from his home in Wyoming and will
spend a few days here with friends
and attend to business matters also
George Hubbard, who was so up
fortunate as to get his foot crushed
so badly last week that it was found
Necessary to amputate it. stood the
operation we'll and is recovering a.
rapidly as could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nesbit have re-
ceived word from their son, Kenneth
that he is on his way home from
France, after having assisted in put
ting the "kibosh" on the Hun. This
is good news to his many friends.
After a weeks vacation caused bv
the outbreak of flu in that district
the Number Two school was reopenaA
this week, the teacher, Miss YOUNG
going up Sunday evening to take u
her work Monday morning.
After about year and half's ra>
idence with us w. T. Hutchins and
family left Sunday for North LOOP.
Nebraska to make their home. W.
all deeply regret their departure
from our midst, but wish them sue
cess in the old home they loved 80
we'll.
A wedding of great interest to thei-
Olathe friends took place Sunday
evening. February 16. at 8 o'clock
at the Latter Day Saints Church in
Delta when Mr.. Benton Bunten led to
the altar Miss Gladys Hubbard, a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Seph Hub
bard of Olathe.
Evangelist A. B. Stanberry of Cal
ifornia has Just closed a series of
revival meetings at Olathe. in which
he was assisted by. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Morrison and others of the congre-
CATION at Delta Much good was oc-
complished though the meetings were
cut short by the recent outbreak of
the flu.
Letters from a Denver boy wb"
recently returned from France give
the relatives and friends of Earl
l. -N;f
The Denver boy was in the same req
iment with Earl and was taken to
the hospital on October 20. He write-
that Earl was alive and on the battl~
field on that date. Many of our
eaders will remember that Earl wa
reported missing since September 6
The safe return of this young mar
would bring great joy to this COM
Elder Schmid was the officiating
minister and the beautiful ceremony
was witnessed by a large audience Of
relatives and friends. The
church was beautifully decorated for
the occasion in delicate pink and
white flowers and a profusion ns
green foliage. The wedding march
was played by Mrs. Inez Rose close
friend of the bride. The bride was
dressed IN a beautiful gown of whit
d1tin embroidered in the daintiest
shade OF pink, with pink georgett-
yoke, which gave just the needed
touch OF color to her type of beaut~
She carried boquet OF handsome
white roses and wore a bridal wreath.
The groom was attired in the cop
ventional black. The bride was given
away by her father Mr.. Seph Huh