The Delta independent., 1921-07-01
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Tabor to Montrose Saturday.
Claude Whitner has been quite
sick with an attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. Wheeler of Montrose visited
Tuesday at the T. N. McKelvy home
Miss Ross of Montrose spent the
week end with Miss Helen Nc
Laughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Westeson and
son Harold have gone to Lake City
for weeks outing.
Jess Snyder has been near Mont
rose for several days helping his
brother Felix stack hay.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Hubbard Is suffering with very sore
foot, caused by stepping on a rusty
nail
Van Beach and sister Elva come
up from Grand Junction Friday and
are visiting home folks for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carkuff apd
Mrs. Herman Carkuff were pleasant
callers at the Tabor home Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Tilden Richards entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Warrick and family,
and the Arthur Check family at din
ner Sunday.
The ice cream social Thursday
Mrs. Peterson Of Montrose is taking
care of Mrs. Ed Whitner. We are
glad to report that Mrs. Whitner is
doing nicely now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom McKelvey and
daughters Sylvia and Nena, were
Sunday dinner guests at the Wheeler
home in Montrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Pridy, Mr..
and Mrs Otto Pridy and the Frank
Trip family visited Sunday at the
]. C. Friday home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Griffith de-
lightfully entertained Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Warrick and family to a
bountiful spread last Wednesday eve
ming
= Misses AIRY and Ada Buckingham
, who have been attending Normal at
Gunnison arrived home Saturday and
, are staying at their uncle's, Tom
, McKelvey
, Mrs. Carl Westeson received a
telegram Thursday telling OF the
g death of her father at Colorado
Springs. Owing to the bad condition
h of the roads she was unable to at
tend the funeral.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Berry and
two children OF Delta spent the day
: Sunday with John Berry and family
y Mr. and Mrs Clements of Montrose
y visited Monday evening at the E. A.
4 Hutchens home.
Several from here attended the
8 musicale at the Pea Green Friday
4 night given by the Pea Green or
chestra. Friday the first they will
: give an open air concert at the Pea
. Green school house.
4 Clarence Shelter and wife are down
J. from their summer camp in the hills.
l. Mr.. Shelter is helping James Ande-
! res put up hay and Mrs. Shelter is
, visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
, John Miller OF Olathe.
e Saturday evening a crowd OF young
folks sprung surprise on Harry
, Boyle at the McCellen home. The
> evening passed quickly playing games
and dancing. At its close dainty re-
3 freshments were served.
3 night given by the ladies' Of the w.
C. T. U. was a success socially and
? financially. Mrs. Ben Parrish OF
! Olathe gave several fine musical
: numbrs which were enjoyed. The
proceeds amounted to nearly $4,000.
The H. C. Warrick family left
Tuesday for their old home in Indi-
> ana. The Warricks have lived on the
: Mesa for a number Of years and have
, a host OF friends who regret to see
them leave. All join in wishing them
happines and prosperity in their new
home.
: Miss Myrtle Easton was the hos
tess, at surprise farewell party in
honor OF Miss Opal Warrick Saturday
night The evening was spent play
ing out door games and dancing. At
twelve o'clock refreshments were
served by Miss Easton assisted by
. Iva Thomas and Lucille Deges. Miss
Warrick leaves for the east soon and
, will be greatly missed by the young
people. Ossie, Hazel and Robert
Roatcap of Montrose were among
the guests there.
Monday afternoon Jessie Eshe and
Mrs. Crittendon entertained q crowd
of little ones In honor Of Joe Eshe's
fourth birthday. The youngsters spent
happy afternoon playing games.
Mrs. Crittendon served delicious re.
fresl1ments. The little guests de-
parted having had lovely time.
They we're Louise Vaughan, Beulah
and Ruth Anders, Helen, Gene and
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