The Delta independent., 1921-07-29
CRAWFORD
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Leslie Savage and Herbert Peck
were Paonia callers Sunday.
Fred Rhodes is visiting relatives
IN Paonia for a couple weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs R. F. Adams of Pa
onia were Crawford business visitors
Monday.
Miss Marie Frey who is suffering
from typhoid fever is getting along
nicely.
E. A. Browne motored to Delta and
Montrose Monday of last week on
business trip.
Frank Pace and wife and Charley
Lemon and family left Saturday for
Curicanti on a fishing trip.
Miss Tillie Davenport who has not
been we'll OF late went to Paonia Sat
urday to consult Dr.. Haley
Mrs. Jesse Howell and children
from Hotchkiss are guests of Lou
Howell and family this week.
VIII J. Wood and family spent
several days at their Poison Springs
ranch the latter part of the week.
Ed Hartman and daughter Emily
from Salt Lake, Utah, were guests
Mrs. Sam Porter has been suffering
from bad cold and an abscess of
the ear but is feeling much better.
Ed Hartman and daughter Emily
and Mrs. Graham were dinner guests
at the Everett Porter home Sunday.
Johnny Lewis and family of Delta
spent the week end at the home of
his brother O. NJ. Lewis and family.
The ball game Saturday between
Fruitland and Crawford resulted in
victory for Fruitland, the score be-
ing 10 to 81.
Mrs. Laura Pace accompanied by
Mrs Harry and Mrs. Oscar Gingrich
and Mrs Myrtle Haaga were Paonia
visitors Thursday
Mrs. Addie Painter and baby left
for Denver Sunday to join Mr. Pal
miter where they will make their
home for the present.
Harry Gingrich is repairing and
fixing up the house on Mr.. Gilson's
property he recently purchased from
n. NJ Childress.
The dance given by the Paonia Or
chestra Saturday night in the Car
WIG nalI uT6W a ldFSt tlONu anu an
report a splendid time.
The Tuskahoma Camp Fire Girls
were entertained by Mrs. Chas.
Stoner from two until five o'clock
last Friday afternion.
Mrs. Josephine Anderson was taken
Y i'll last Sunday night with kidney
trouble and is still very sick but
some better at this writing.
: Crawford will enjoy its first chau
. tauqua this week. There will be {
= three day program beginning Tues
, day afternoon July 26.
= The Misses Mildred and Mar,
, Craig who have been visiting witt
Mrs. Addie Painter returned to thei
d home in Delta Friday
/. Mrs. Myrte Haaga left for he
C home in Kenilworth. Utah. after Wis
, iting the past six weeks with he
}. mother and other relatives in Craw
l. ford.
John Kraai and wife and Henr!
S home Monday from Cebolla wher'
l. they have been on a fishing trip th'
past week.
Mrs. Sadie Axtell who was bitter
last week by a dog is suffering cor
II siderably from the effects of it.
c being necessary 70 have it lance
IS twice in the past few days.
h Mrs. Josephine Pennilton and chi
c. dren who have been visiting her sis
n ter Mrs. George Young the pas
l. week returned to their home il
C Hotchkiss Friday.
A. George Busby was awarded til
L. contract on the school house wor
y which consists of laying a new floo
IS in one room of the basement and re
n modelling and shingling the belfry.
C Clarence Gregory and Miss Gerti
ie Van Engen returned home Saturda
$ from the Grand Mesa lakes wher
y. they have been on fishing trip i
4. company with jim Harding and wifi
y of Rogers Mesa.
X Mr.. and Mrs. George Small an
s. children from Paonia with thei
g guests Mrs. Trowbridge and daughte
p Beatrice of Los Angeles. Californi;
s. spent last Sunday week at the Wn
3, Hopkins home.
d Mart Mckinley and daughter Mar
&c and Al and Charley Mckinley o
g. Baldwin Colorado. enroute to Paoni
c spent Sunday and Monday visiting
1t the Everett Porter home and lookin
l. up old friends in Crawford.
e r. A Lamb returned home las
5, Wednesday from the hospital at Sa
s. Ida where recently underwent a.
It operation for hemorrhoids. He is YER
5. much improved in health and has re
II sumed his work at the barber shor
c Elmer Davenport closed deal las