The Delta independent., 1921-09-02
FRUITLAND
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Crowded out last week.

Crowded out last weekly
White Eagle Gas is the Best.
Mrs. Will Roe is spending the week
with relatives in Hotchlriss.
Will Roe returned last Saturday
from Denver, where he had marketed
four cars of cattle.
George Van Engen threshed some
grain for Ed. w. Aver last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. H. Aver spent the
weekend fishing in the Gunnison.
Duane and Adelia Davis spent
Thursday evening in the Robley Mead
home.
Miss Marian LeVa1ley returned
home last Saturday from Gunnison.
where she had been attending normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Davis were din
Sunday evening.
The George and Endsley families
are enjoying a visit with their broth
er, Ed. George, and his wife and
daughter, who arrived from Hampton,
Mo-, Friday.
WI. Guu ~1A L Aohh II llCh0Ay Will
their guests and Mrs. Billie Baker of
Crested Butte, were entertained at
dinner in the Tom Faulkner home
Thursday evening.
A message reached here Friday
evening telling of the arrival of a son
to Mr., and Mrs. Fritz Ebler of Meeker
on August IS. Mrs. Ebler was for
merly Miss Clara Critchlow.
! Mrs. Will George and Everett and
Ethel returned last week from visit
of several months with relatives in
Kansas and Missouri. Mrs. Georges
health has been much benefited by
the change to the lower altitude.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Compton enter
tanned at dinner party Thursday
evening the following guests: Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Threlkel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Davis, Mrs. NJ. Connor.
Mrs Adelia Davis, and Dorothy and
Bobby Threlkel
Miss Marjorie Critcnlow- In com.
pany with her cousins, Horace and
Jack Critchlow. returned to their
home in Salt Lake City Thursday,
NiSitCu hOi ooIhC tiiiC at thO
home of her uncle, A. B. Critchlow,
and family.
The members of the Good Luck
Cooking Club with their leader, Mrs.
Jesse Pratt. and Miss Charles Critch-
low enjoyed an all-day meeting at the
Fruitland Mesa school house on We'd
nesday of last week. The girls have
completed the required work and VIII
hold their last meeting this week
Mrs. VIII Roe entertained at 500
party Saturday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs Robert Threlkel, who will leave
for California in few days. Besides
the guest of honor, Mesdames NJ. ].
Connor. Charlie Crowder. Tom Faulk-
ner. Orlo Gould, Glen Davis. Clyde
Compton, Robley Mead and the Misses
Esther Roe and Adelia Davis were
present. Prizes were awarded as fol-
lows: First, Mrs. Glen Davis. and
second, Mrs. Clyde Compton. Mrs.
Threrkel being consoled with the
booBy prize. At the close Of a de-
lightful afternoon dainty refreshments
consisting OF sandwiches. fruit ron.
oatmeal macaroons, raspberry jefIo
with whipped cream and coffee were
served.
The Mesa girls clubs rendered a
splendid program to large and ap-
preciatfve audience at the Fruitland
Mesa school house Friday evening.
The program consisted Of club songs.
instrumental music and play I'm two
acts entitled "Hans Won Smash" The
girls did credit to themselves and
their leader In the undertaking. The
characters were as follows: Hans
Won Smash. Delcia Eofton; Mr.. Batch.
farmer. Marian Morris: Susie and
Mary, his daughters. Dena TeGroten-
huis and Sylvia Teeshling: Henry
Dasifer. Susie's beau, Nettie TeGro-
tenhuis: John Prettyman. Mary's
beau. Margaret George; and Kate. the
Irish servant, Adelfa Davis. The sew
ing was exhibited at this time. and
the cooking club members each took
something OF her own cooking to be
tested Ice cream and cake were
served by the girls. Mrs. Pratt de-
serves a great deal Of praise in max
| ing this a decided success.
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