The Delta independent., 1921-08-12

Nh6iiCu nau the misfortune
TO slip and dislocate his hip Mon
oay DR.. Hunt put it back in place
ana he Is improving nicely.
Lou Howell took Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
owope to Paonia Monday where Jake
VIII work for Mr.. Lesher in fruit and
haying FOR couple of weeks.
James Teeslink in company with
John Patterson of Hotchkiss, left for
the Hot Springs at Cebolla last week
70 take baths for rheumatism.
| Mrs. Sadie Axtell who was bitten
Dy dog on the ankle four weeks
ago is still having trouble from it and
is not able to walk any on it yet.
Carl Simmons and family motored
70 Paonia Sunday and spent the day
with Mrs. Simmons sister, Mrs.
very Mcintyre and family.
Mrs. Raymond Zeldenthuis and
children, Harold and Dean, left for
Santa Cruz. Calf, Saturday where
they expect to spend the coming
winter.
Harry Lupher passed thru Craw-
FORD Wednesday with his sheep,
moving them from the Dead Horse
range to the Anthracite range near
Somerset.
Mrs. A. NJ. Axtell, Mrs. Josephine
Anderson and Eric Carlson of OIL
son Mesa and Mrs. Brandt of Hotch
kiss motored 20 Delta on a busi-
ness trip Saturday.
party consisting of Misses Birdie
Collins, Marie Chrisman. Esther Rice
and Claudine Collins enjoyed an out.
ing at Jungleville the fore part of
the week
George Busby has completed his
contract laying new floor in one
of the basement rooms of the school
house and shingling and otherwise
repairing the belfry.
Crockett Chrisman and daughter,
Miss Marie, of Meadow Grove, Ne
braska, nephew and niece of K. c.
Collins are visiting with K. C. and
1amily and other relatives.
Frank Bellmire came in from Eu-
gene. Oregon, Saturday for visit
with relatives He is staying with
his sister, Mrs. Nellie Pace on
Missouri Flats this week.
Miss Tracy Van Denberg is visiting
Miss Ethel Ansted at Cory this week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Welborn and
sons York and Morris spent the week
end at the ranch near Paonia.
f. R Sweet and Miss Katherine Den
Beste motored to Grand Lakes Sun
day for Mrs. Sweet and Miss Esther
Den Beste who have been attending
the Epworth league convention there.
The Rebekah Lodge initiated three
new members into the order Thursday
night the Misses Birdie Collins,
Venus Axtell and Agnes Olson. At
the close of the meeting, ice cream
| and cake were served.
Roy Boardman and family moved
Saturday from the Tommy Wilson
place to the William kirkpatrick
house near town Monday they left
for Palisade where Roy will work
in the fruit
b. L. Holloway of Denver came to
Crawford Tuesday of last week to
check up and ship a car load of
hogs from Crawford and vicinity
which Henry Julius had bought for
him and which they loaded out in
Hotchkiss Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Foster and daugh-
ter. Evelyn. and Misses Kate and
Dorothy McCummons and Elna Rod
strom, Mr.. and Mrs George Tracy
made up merry party TO Cebolla
Sunday for a few days camping and
fishing.
Friday Mrs. Susie Pace was op-
Grated on by Dr. Haley at the Pa
onia hospital for growths in the
nose which have been causing her
severe headache and pain in the
face for several weeks. At the pres
ent time she is recovering nicely.
Henry Julius and family motored
to Grand Junction Saturday return
ing home Monday. They were ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dickerson who have been living at
the Junction for the past four
months. while Mrs. Dickerson has
been taking treatment for her right
eye which she came near losing as
a result of small pox. We are glad
to report 1t is much improved and
promises soon to be all right.
Mrs. Beatrice Gibson came home
from the Delta hospital Tuesday |
where she underwent an operation |
for appendicitis about four weeks
ago. She stood the trip fine but
was very tired Mrs. Gibson is the
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Mcleod who recently came
here from Minatare. Nebraska, with
her husband and purchased the D.