The Delta independent., 1921-02-04
CRAWFORD
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Mrs. Hattie Dickson has been quite
Ill the past week.
Mrs. Geo. Young was visiting in
Paonia Saturday.
John Van Engen left Monday for a
short stay in Grand Junction.
w. l.. Savage is able to be about
again after siege of La Grippe.
Clarence Gregory and Herbert Peck
| were Delta visitors Saturday and Sun
day.
Jay Lambertson took his small son
to Paonia to have his tonsils removed
one day last week.
baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Head January 18th. Mother
and baby doing nicely.
Ira Turner and family who have
been having a siege of La Grippe are
about all o. X. again.
1 Elmer Gingrich and family are NOV
ing TO town from the Lee Savage
ranch at Maher this week.
Mrs Frank McKissen who has been
suffering from an abcess in her head
is much better at this writing.
Perry McMurray and family of
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of Carl Simmons and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hopkins and
Miss Frances Edwards took dinner at
the A. NJ. Axtell home Sunday.
Herbert Peck of Delta has accep-
ted a position in the Crawford State
Bank as assistant bookkeeper.
James Teeslink who has been suf-
fering from an attack of rheumatism
the past three weeks is some better.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCully of Bald
win, Colorado are visiting at the
homes of Evertt Porter and Ralph
Stoner.
Ord Morrow returned Monday from
Kansas City where he has been at,
tending an auto school for several
; months.
Harley Fluke and family are moving
to Paonia this week, Harley having
been appointed road overseer for that
: district
Mrs. H. E. Welborn and Miss Sallie
Cornwall are visiting with Mrs. NJ. R
.. Mead and daughter Edith in Montrose
this week.
Ray Stithem and family arrived
Wednesday evening from Seattle
Washington for visit with his mo
ther, Mrs. j. A. Stithem and other
relatives.
Leslie Savage with his little daugh
ter jamie and Philip Gates little sor
Junior left on Sunday for Crosset'
Arkansas where he goes on a com
bined business and pleasure trip.
Mrs Geo Busby returned Wednes
day from Denver where she was
called a few weeks ago by the deatt
. of her mother. Earl who has beer
working in Denver accompanied hel
/, thome.
The Evangelistic meetings conduc
ted by Rev. Flynn of Hotchkis!
, which began at the Crawford church
, January 18th are being we'll attended
The meetings have grown in interes
from the beginning.
The following pupils have neither
been absent or tardy during the frs
five months of school: Graded school
, Fred Rhodes, Thelma Chrisler. Alfred
Carlson, Gertrude McKissen, Audrey
McKissen; High school. Helen Rit
chic. Nellie Patterson, Ermine Foster
The neighbors of Woodcraft held
their annual installation at the w. o
w. hall last Tuesday evening wher
the new officers elect were installed
and three new members were initiated
into the mysteries of woodcraft. a
delicious lunch was served and good
time enjoyed by all.
The pupils of the High school had
rare treat last Friday afternoon
nr. F. NJ Beason who comes once q
month to conduct the teachers study
course gave them a very interesting
Lecture on the French school system
and other topics of interest. Having
spent six years travelling in Europe
he has acquired quite bit of know
ledge on the subject and 1t was very
instructive to all.
Friday p. m. Mrs. McLeod's room
enjoyed very interesting and instruc
i've victrola recital. Nora Childress
gave a brief sketch of the life OF Al
, ma Gluck followed by some OF her
songs on the victrola. Young Reed
told about Elizabeth Spencer, Fred
Rhodes about John Mccormick and
Evelyn Foster about Madam Scumanr
Heinck each followed by a number
Of their selections.