The Delta independent., 1919-01-10
NORTH DELTA GOSSIP
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Inc week Ola DaDy OF HarVe Phil
lips and wife is very sick this week.
Fred CLANCY is under the doctors
care this week
Mrs. Gable Horizons little son is
reported to be suffering with the
whooping cough.
Mrs. Frank rawlowsky and month
old baby were taken to the Delta hos.
pital Monday.
Neal Schillings moved into his
Sanders last Monday.
Dolph Davis, brother of Clay
Davis, has rented Walter Hotchkiss'
ranch for the season.
| Charley Markley and family are
also having the flu this week. H. IS.
A. Brown is nursing them.
John GesliD recently purchased the
Bagley place and expects to move his
family there in the near future
The Misses Alma and Vera Boone
have been having siege of the flu
much better.
Dale Brownell came down from
Montrose to spend the holidays with
his mother, Mrs. j. w. Brownell and
little sister and is still with them.
J. B. Mccoy hurt his ankle last
week when a scaffold broke and let
him fall to the ground. He was work
ing on Mr.. Wertz's new barn when
the accident happened
Mrs. Bond who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Charley Still
wagon the past week, returned to her
home at Whitewater. last Sunday
Jesse Miller, wife and little daugh-
ter, were the guests of the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller
of Garnet mesa one night last week
Mrs. Sadie Dingman, brought her
son, Cecil down from their mountain
ranch to attend high school at Delta.
They report the weather is warmer in
the hills than it is down here.
Mrs. Lillian Bruton received
cablegram from her husband John
Bruton Jr, who is in France that he
was we'll and expected to leave there
soon.
Mrs. Jane Crowley and Louie Sen
ter and wife motored up to Mrs
Crowley's son, Franks place. in the
mountains Sunday, returning in the
evening.
Mrs. Walter --otchkiss was called
to California last Wednesday by
telegram saying the baby of her dau-
ghter. Mrs. Harold Gandrup was seri-
ously ill. She found it much improv-
ed however, when she arrived.
Elmer and Glen Kepler returned to
their work at Delta Monday after al
most weeks rest (?) with the flu.
The rest of the Kepler family have
been through this epidemic. but the
entire family had it in a light form.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Conrad were called
to Grand Junction last Sunday by the
Bert Sherman with the influenza
They returned Saturday reporting
their daughter on the road to recov.
cry.
After a very pleasant three months
visit spent with her sister and fami-
ly, Mrs. Guy Merritt. Miss Carrie
Peters left Sunday. She accompani-
ed her mother as far as Pueblo then
went to Prescott, Arizona. where she
will spend the rest of the winter
Mrs. Daisy Tandy and baby and
mother, Mrs. Mary Chapman. came
home from Denver New Years day.
Mrs. Tandy will visit old frien1s for
several weeks.
Mrs. Minnie Reynolds, mother Of
Mrs. w. F. Blaine. has knitted 21
pairs of socks for the Red Cross and
is still knitting.
Walter Hotchkiss and sons, Rollin
and Dale and daughter, Sylvia, left |
for Los Angeles, California. Thursday |
They expect to remain in California |
for sometime. L
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Kuhnley and |
five children and Mrs. Kuhnley's |
brother and children an. Mrs Jake |
Kuhnley, left for Somerton, Arizona. !;
Monday to make their future home.