The Delta independent., 1921-12-30
FRUITLAND,
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Clara Branch is spending her va
cation in the Lotion home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom LeValley spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives in
Hotchkiss.
Edwin Bradshaw delivered two
dressed hogs to the Paonia market
last Friday.
Glen Davis delivered four dressed
hogs to Crawford parties the first of
the week.
The Misses Delcia and Modeau LOT
ton were guests of the Bradshaw girls
on Christmas.
The families of Will George and
w. R Foster enjoyed Christmas in the
Orten Endsley home.
The farnells spent Christmas in
the home of Mrs. YarnelFs parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Osborn.
The Misses Lucy and Ella Bradshaw
were visitors of the Crawford school
Wednesday OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Roe went to
Hotchhss on Saturday and visited in
the c. w. Roe home until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. " E. Southworth, Mrs.
NJ. J. Conner and Frank Aver spent
Christmas day in the Glenn Davis
home
Stuart -Sipma returned from Mesa
county last week. where he had en-
ployment as apple and potato inspec-
tor the past two months.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sipma. Stuart
Sfpma and Sylvia and Clarence Teesh-
ling enjoyed Christmas day in the Den
Beste home near Crawford.
The Misses Eunice and Marian Le-
Valley and Frances Bradshaw came
home from their various schools on
Saturday to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robley Mead enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Pratt and
mother and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Faulk-
ner and children Christmas day.
Mrs. Frank Yarnell and daughter
Zella and Mrs. Press Anderson spent
one day last week in the Anderson
home carding wool for comforters.
The Misses Caroline and Earle Mar
tin. teachers at the Fruitland Mesa
school, left Saturday morning for their
home near Delta to spend the holi. |
days.
w d. Gould left the later part of |
the week for his home in Denver, hay
ing spent several weeks here attend
ing to business and visiting in the
home OF his son Orlo and wife.
About forty were in attendance at
the all-day Farm Bureau meeting held
at the Frank Aver ranch the first of
last week. Officers and leaders for
the coming year were elected and the
work planned. Tom LeVal-
ley was elected president and Clyde
Compton secretary treasurer. Mrs.
Jesse Pratt was chosen leader for the |.
second year cooking club; Mrs. ]. B.
second year sewing club.
md Mrs. Glen Davis, third year sew
ng club. II
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Filener of Craw-
ord spent a delightful day in their
lone Christmas day surrounded by
heir children and grand children.
There were about twenty-five in all.
including their son Roy. who arrived
rom Rifle as surprise to them
)thers present were Mr.. and Mrs.
)rlo Gould and Mr.. and Mrs. Press
lnderson and children from the mesa,
ir. and Mrs. Ed Fettinger and chill.
rem OF Grand View Mesa, and Frank q
ilener and family of Maher.
The entire community was shocked
lst Saturday evening when the word o
ent over the neighborhood that Earl n
had been fatally injured e
lille he with several companions 1
ere out hunting jackrabbits. He a
we'd only few hours after the acci- t.
ent and never regained conscious
ess. The remains were laid to rest s
tho Crawford cemetery Monday te
tcrnoon. December 26. Rev. Gregg 81
'nducting the services. The family IN
I'VE the sympathy OF the entire com.
unity in their aad bereavement.