The Delta independent., 1921-01-07
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list the last week.
j. C. Pridy's spent Sunday with his
son, Marvin Pridy and son.
Mr.. Stoker's conditian is reported
slightly improved.
Ruby Stein hurt her ankle; but is
able to be around again.
Mr.. Gordon of Delta spent New
Years day with VIM. Mangus.
Claud Whitner spent Sunday after
noon at Will Fink's.
Miss Emma Willis of Delta spent
Sunday with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Hall and daugh-
ters called on Mrs. Sabin Bailey Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welcher and children
spent Sunday evening at the McDivitt
home.
Esther and Lydia Madsen spent the
day Tuesday with Flora Borden at the
Lamkin home.
Little Edith Burch spent a few
days in Montrose with her uncle Ben
Burch, and family.
Miss Cobb and Miss Redman took
supper Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamkin.
Minnie Cotter spent Saturday and
Sunday with her friend Freda Pridy.
at the Russell home.
Little Wilma Hall is home again
St Luke's hospital, where she went
to have her tonsils removed.
David Madsen went back to his
school at Hesperus, Colorado, after
spending few weeks at home
Mrs. Lamkin, Mrs. Lennon and
Mrs. Taylor spent Wednesday with
Mrs Carsner and Mrs. Cone
Roy Cross and family of California
mesa spent Saturday and Sunday a.
the Carl Welcher home.
Earnie Wigget of East Mesa, and
Lloyd Tunget, spent Sunday at the ".
O. Tunget home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Searlett and baby OF
California mesa, spent Sunday with
her sister. Mrs. George Cotter.
Donald McClurg is spending few
days with his folks, y. a. McClurg
OF Peach Valley
Mrs. William Newton visited with
Mrs. Amelia Heater of Delta, the
past two weeks
The children who are attending
school in Delta returned to their
school duties Monday.
Don't forget our Sunday School at
Highland School, every Sunday at
10 a. m. Everybody welcome.
Mr.. Laird will soon move his FAM
ily to the Eastern slope, where they
expect to make their home indefinite
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs Lamkin, Mrs. Lem
mon and Mrs. Taylor called at the
Palmer and Fink homes. Sunday af-
iiteernoon.
Geo. Stadler. one of our Mesa boys
is passing around the treats. We all
wish George and his wife long. hap
py married life.
Mrs. Lamkin and Flora Borden took
dinner Wednesday with Mrs. Madsen,
and in the afternoon called on Mrs.
Carsner and mother. Mrs. Cone.
Mrs. Ben Newberry and children
are spending few days with her ia
ther. VIM. James Duncan. while her
m0ther is IN faonla
Our Sunday School is doing line.
Forty in attendance Sunday. We
are glad to see ii increase in number.
All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Griffith are
moving to the T. c. Anderson ranch.
LYLE McClurg is on the mesa again.
He is working for Mr.. THORNLEY,.
~; So, slH- in Mont
rose Monday to visit John Phillips at
the st. Luke's hospital. They report
his condition about the same.
Mr.. Ward Lamkin received word
from his sister stating that his mother
was worse again. He Just came back
from Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Mrs. London and daughter Mrs.
Salisbury, spent the day Tuesday
with Mrs. Lamkin. The husbands
come for supper and spent the even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Freeland and son For
rest, Mrs. Roy Roatcap and BABY,
Ralph and Miss Aiieen Bailey spent
the day Wednesday with Mrs. H. o.
Taylor.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Drain,
on Thursday of last week crowd
gathered there to surprise them. A
turkey dinner with all the fiNings was
served by the guests. All report a
fine time,
Mrs Freeiand. Mrs. Taylor, and
Mrs. Roy Roatcap of Cimarron called
on Mrs. Sabin Bailey. Tuesday even
ing. We are so sorry she is not I'M
proving as fast as her friends would
like to see her.
The neighbors gave Grandma Lem,
mon quite surprise when they all
came In Monday evening to celebrate
har 7sth birthday. The evening was