The Delta independent., 1920-10-01
ASH MESA.
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Mrs. Palmer called at the Taylor
home Friday. =
Mr. and Hrs. Will Salisbury Sunday
ed at the w. E. Huff home.
Donald McClurg and Bernice Kirk
motored to Montrose Sunday.
Clay Meekers spent Sunday at the
Foster home ON California Mesa.
Mrs Kesling spent Wednesday af-
ternoon at the John Felix home.
Everybody on the Mesa is busy
cutting the third crop of alfalfa.
Miss Redman spent the weekend
with Miss Cobb of California Mesa.
Grandma Phillips spent few days
with her daughter. Mrs. John Felix.
| Tom Burns and Mr.. Hawkyard were
callers at the Geo. Gone home Sunday.
Will Tunget is on the sick list suf-
! fering from a severe case of grippe.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Scarlet and
baby spent Sunday at the Will Tunget
home.
Mrs. Will Mangus and children at
tended church in Delta Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Smith and daughter Virgie,
| were callers at the McIntire ranch
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Tripp and fami-
ly visited at the ]. C. -Pridy home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Lamkin took
Sunday dinner with her sister Mrs H.
o. Taylor
Clyde and Lloyd Tunget spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with their
brother Will.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver McIntire and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. McIn-
tires parents.
Miss Leila Whitner spent Saturday
land Sunday with Freda Pridy of Cal
ifornia mesa. M
Blanche Whitner and Elsie Sumner
took Sunday dinner with Miss Beu-
lah Whitner
great many ranchers on the Mesa
are picking their apples, which are
fine this year
Mrs. Ruth Tage and children spent
s;unday with her brother, George
Ccttcr and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert London spent
Sunday at the Walter Anderson home
on California mesa
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Walstrom and
daughter Gladys, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Ben Newberry.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. French of Ola
the motored out to their ranch on the
Mesa Sunday afternoon.
Charley Burch came home Tuesday
from the hills where he has been
looking after his cattle.
Clarence Whitner and family mo-
tored over to Harry Whitner's Sun
day afternoon on California Mesa.
| Minnie Tom and Harry Cotter
Clanton and Mary Wright spent Sum
day evening with Mr. and Mrs A. B.
Cox.
Miss Minnie Felix spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. Sabin Bailey. We are
glad to say Mrs. Bailey is slowly i'm
proving.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Anderson of Gun
nison and their little daughter Maxine
are visiting the McIntire and Bridges
families.
Milford Shields and Miss Nell
Myers and several other young peo-
pie attended church at Delta Sunday
evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Kesling have been en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bast of Iowa, the past
two weeks.
| Will Duncan and wife from Cald-
well. Iowa, is expected in Tuesday
to visit his brother, James Duncan
and family
| Mrs. Freeland and two little girls
of Mrs. Kelley Jennings spent Sun
day afternoon at the Geo. Cone home
and spent the evening at the Fl. o.
Taylor home.
Mrs. Delain of the Mesa is nurs-
ing Mrs. Holman of Olathe. who is
very sick in the St Luke's hospital
in Montrose.
Mildred Keller entertained six of
her little schoolmates at birthday
party yesterday. Ice cream, cake and
candy were served.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Stokes have
been visiting relatives ON the Mesa
the past week returning to their
home in Grand Junction.
Little Bonnie Bailey is still con-
fined to her bed, and is now suffering
with an abscess on her leg, which
may have to be operated on.
Mr. and Mrs Fred McDevitt motor
ed to Montrose Sunday calling at the
Mr.. Meenan home, where one of the
Meenan children is very sick.
Mr. and Mrs Walfa,. rrurury of