The Delta independent., 1921-09-09
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: CALIFORNIA MESA :

Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Pridy went to
Cedaredge Sunday to get fruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Brooks drove to
Eckert Sunday on pleasure trip.
Dave Homewood came down from
his cattle camp in the hills Tuesday.
Business took j. K. Vaughan and
William Eshe to Montrose Saturday.
Mrs. Jones of Florence is visiting
her nephew, George Bruce, and fam
lily.
Mrs. Clark of Missouri is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ed Richards, and
family.
Misses Freda and Ina Pridy are
helping Mrs Marvin Pridy can fruit
this week
Miss Helen Mclaughlin spent the
week end with Miss Elsie McClanahan
of East Mesa,
Trueman Vest and family went to
Garnet mesa Monday and brought
back some fine peaches.
Mrs. Tom McKelvy, who has been
visiting Mrs o. c. Wheeler at Mont
rose. returned home Tuesday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phillips and
children were all-day visitors Sunday
at the John Felix home on Ash, Mesa.
Fred Gutcher is staying with his
sister. Mrs. Camel Poe, for awhile
before he leaves for his home in the
east.
Quite number of young people of
the mesa attended the dance at A. P.
McKelvey's at Coal Creek Saturday
night.
James Anders lost a valuable work
horse Saturday. Another horse kick
ed it and broke its leg and it had to
be killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lytle and children,
Standish home, left Tuesday for their
home in Portland, Oregon.
Whetstine Pridy, who had his ribs
broken last week when he attempted
to drive a broncho, is about all right
and able to start to school Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Smoke and the
latter's mother. Mrs Dora States, all
of Delta, spent pleasant day Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs. freeman Vest.
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Colorado Springs were Tuesday night
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Blowers.
Mr. Brown is a cousin of Mrs. Blowers.
Since the price of potatoes has ad
vanced a little several of the farmers
are busy digging. The housewife is
busy, too, canning peaches, tomatoes,
etc.
Mrs. George Bruce, who has been in
Montrose the past week having her
home Saturday The little boy is
much improved.
Mrs. B. T Snydman and two daugh-
ters arrived Monday from Denver for
visit with Mrs. Charlie Phillips and
Mrs. Robert Beach. Mrs Snydman is
the mother of Mrs. Phillips and Mrs.
Beach.
Glen Quinlan OF Montrose took din
ner Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Col
Inns Anderson. and family. Their par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Quinlan of Olathe,
were present also and all spent a
pleasant day together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keys and son Mar.
shall of Colorado Springs. and MT
and Mrs. Rusk of Hardin, Mo, arrived
via auto Monday for visit at the
James and Grover Tabor homes. Mr.
and Mrs. Rusk are parents of Mrs
Grover Tabor.
Mr. and Mrs. I. w. Dir and children
left early Sunday morning and went
up Dry creek canyon to picture rocks
Several other parties were there and
at noon all enjoyed picnic dinner
The rest of the day was spent in sight
seeing and all returned home in the
cool of the evening.
Chester and Bernice Fairy took
their sister Gertrude and brother John
over TO Fort Collins Tuesday. where
the l;ltter two will attend school this
winter. Their aunt. Miss Emma Foley,
accompanied them and will return
with Chester and Bernice the latter
part of the week. They went via auto
and anticipated fine trip.