The Delta independent., 1920-11-19
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ASH MESA.

Mr.. Kellers spent Saturday in Del
ia
Mr.. Patnode was a business caller
at Delta Monday.
Mr Murray has gone East on a
visit to relatives.
The Altenburn boys are enjoying a
| new Dodge car.
Mrs Miller and son are visiting at
the Peter Myers home.
Katherine Newton Of rn'.~ spent
| Sunday with home folks.
Miss Minnie Felix go. a few days
at home 1act --~~'-
Mrs. L. F. Bailey spent Friday night
with Mrs. E. Fahrney.
| Mr.. A. ]. Brown is finishing digging
| his spuds this week
Mr. Frank Ellicker is cutting his
oats this week.
Alvin Freeland of Olathe was a
Mesa caller this week.
We are sorry to say that uncle Geo.
Gone is not so well at this writing.
Mrs. Shirley Burch was a caller at
| the H. o. Taylor home Sunday.
Mr.. Sayers and family took dinner
| at Mr.. Keslings Sunday.
Miss Redman spent the week end
| with Miss Cobb of California mesa.
Mr.. McDivitts and family spent
! Sunday at the Charley Felix home.
Mrs. Lamkin and Mrs. Taylor called
on Mrs Clay Meeker Monday
Nj. Allison is busy this week pick
ing and shipping some fine turkeys.
Mr.. McEwing was a caller at the
| Carl welcher home Sunday.
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Lennon and Mrs.
| Lamkin were callers az the James
| Palmer home Thursday.
The Sunday School at the Highland
school is increasing. As being in at
tendence Sunday. All are welcome.
Mrs. Freeland, Alvin Freeland and
Mrs Roy Roatcap motored to Delta
Monday
Mrs Maud Weston spent the day
Tuesday with her mother. Mrs. Sabin
Bailey.
Mr.. Edwards of Palisades brought
car load of onions from Glen Hol
den Saturday.
Mrs. Sabin Bailey is not so well
again. Miss Minnie Felix is still stay
ing with her.
1
day with Mrs Amelia Heater in Del
ta-
| Eminent Clark has been helping
Ira Clark and Perry McIntire with his
third cutting of hay.
| n. Lawson returned to Fruita, Colo
RADIO after visiting friends and rela-
tives here for a few days.
| Mr.. Chas. Felix and daughter Fan
ME motored to Cedaredge Saturday
on business.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Ward Lamkin Were
Sunday dinner guests with her sister.
Mrs. II. O. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Rank expect to
return to their home in Long Reach
in short time.
| Mr.. Edwards and Mrs. Stoke of
Palisades is spending a few days with
her nephew. H O. Taylor and family.
Mr.. Ira ~'~-'-r Nr NJ l, McIntires
and Mr. II. p Hall and fa-''''- took
Sunday dinner at the TomRridge home
on Coal creek
There is to be big DON and pie
supper at the Highland school the ev-
eninE of the 23rd. All are invited. A
good program has been prepared.
The threshing machine has been
busy on the mesa, threshting at c. C.
Hays. A Rickeltnn. Perry McIntire
and Ira Clark homes.
Mr.. y. p. Hall received letter from
his sister in Iowa stating that his
mother who has been very i'll is a
little better.
Callers at the Geo. Cone home Mon
day were Mrs. Cory of Olathe and
sons. Mr.. and Mrs. Dickerson and
Mrs. II. O. Taylor and Mrs. Lamlin
Mrs Ray Roatcap came down from
Cimarron Saturday TO spend n week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Free
land.
Mr. and Mrs H. o. Tavlor md
mother, Mrs. Lennon, Mrs. Stokes
and Mr., Edwards motored to Montrose
Saturday
Mr. Clarence Whitner and family
who came here last fall, have moved
back to Missouri leo~'- 100 o-.-.~.
day.
Word was received from Oscar
Wahlstroms who are spending the
winter in California that they were en-
joyinc themselves fine.
Ny Shaffner and family expect to
feave this week for their new home
in the Sunshine valley in Mexico We
are sorry TO lose such fine family
from our midst,
Mrs. Tav,or received letter from
Mrs, n. G. Rodine former Ash mesa
lady but now living in Iowa, stating
they would come back to good -