The Delta independent., 1921-07-22

Tht road gang is very busy re-
pairing bridges damaged by the re-
cent rains.
Orval SpurieI OF Rogers Mesa is |
visiting at the home of his cousin |
Mary julius and family.
Miss Mary Craig of Delta came up |
Sunday for a short visit with Mrs |
Addie Painter.
| Grandma Yarnell is visiting her !
son Frank and family at their home
stead on Dyer Fork.
Alex Mcleod and wife have moyed |
to the ranch on Black Mesa for the |
rest of the summer.
h Mrs. Ed Fettinger came in from |
Gunnison Friday where she has been
attending the normal
Dave Pearcy and wife motored to
the f. p Newman ranch on Leroux |
Creek the first of the week.
Clarence Gregory. Ray Zeldenthuis |
and Ralph Porter were Montrose
business visitors Thursday.
| Miss Cleone Miller returned to her
home in Montrose Sunday after a
short visit with relatives and friends.
Cliff Reid and family returned from
a fishing trip to Cebolla. They re-
port a good time and catch and lots
of rain.
Mrs Addie Painter motored to
Delta in company with Mr.. Gibson
Sunday to seee her sister, Mrs. Glib
son at the Delta hospital
Water commissioners of Delata and
Montrose counties were estimating
the capacity of the Gould Reservoir
Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynch who are
making their home at the Belmire
camp on Crystal Creek visited home
folks in Crawford Sunday.
) Miss Minnie Shultz of Denver, a
} sister of Mrs W. H. Tuttle of Hotch-
) kiss was buried in the Crawford cem-
} etery Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Nick Newberg returned to her
home in Hotchkiss Sunday and Mrs.
Mamie Davis came up to take her
place at Roy Cotton's.
, Mrs. Ben Heilman returned home
Thursday from Fort Collins where
she has been on an extended visit
with relatives and friends
: Mrs. William Huyser and children
of Paonia were week end visitors in
, Crawford. Billie coming over and
, spending Sunday with friends.
Mrs Albert Meyers and son left
n Wednesday morning for their home
h in ST. Louis after a ten days visit
with Mrs. Hoseman and Mrs. Pietsch.
+. John Teeslink and family. and
Mrs. Josephine Anderson and Eric
Carlson were dinner guests at the
l. Asa Axtell home Friday of last week.
The wnkie brothers, evangelists,
n have been holding meetings in the
!, Fluke hall the past two weeks and
are giving some very interesting SER
mons
Mrs. Leafa Gingricr came in from
: Gunnison, having finished her six
weeks school term. and is visiting
. her mother. Mrs Laura Pace on Mis-
souri, Flats.
Mrs. Laura Burch and children re-
2 turned to their home at Grand juno.
tion last Thursday after a pleasant
: visit with relatives and friends the
past couple of weeks.
Clarence Gregory and Miss Gertie
Van Engen accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Harding of Hotchkiss left
for the Grand Lakes on camping
and fishing trip Sunday,
,, Cards were received by friends
{ last week announcing the marriage of
Miss Tommy May Caldwell and Les
:. lie Ray Jegglin on July 9th. at Pine
!; Bluff. Arkansas.
Miss Helen Bowen and grandmother
Mrs. Ward. also a friend Miss Edith
e johnson of Denver are visiting at
; the home of Miss He1en's parents.
: Mr.. and Mrs Tom l. Bowen on the
Cottonwood
, Charley Stoner came in from Black
/: well. Oklahoma. Tuesday. Mrs. Ston-
er came as far as Grand Junction
where she will remain for the pres
ent Charley says her health is
somewhat improved
. Mrs. Leslie Savage returned home
a Wednesday from Delta hospital where
she has been recupera'ing from an
; operation for appendicitis. Her many
9 friends are glad to welcome her
: home.
q Mr.. and Mrs. f. w Gates and
daughter Dorothy arrived Thursday
q from Crossett. Arkansas, to spend
e the remainder of the summer at
!. their home on Crystal Creek and WIS.,
I iting with her son Phil and family
$ Mrs. Sadie AXtell met with very
painful accident last Thursday when
J dog belonging to Mrs Stithem bit
her ankle as she was entering the
, house. This is causing her consider
, able main and she is unable to walk
Mrs Beatrice Gibson was taken i'll