The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
CRAWFORD
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Sunday.
Lyle Mcleod is again able to be out
after his late severe illness with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. May Trobaugh is very ill at
this writing with typhoid fever and
complications.
Little Jay Woods, who suffered an
attack of pneumonia the past week, is
able to be up.
The mountains surrounding Craw-
ford are covered with their first coat
of snow this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Heilman spent
Saturday and Sunday at the rangers
station on Dyer Fork.
Charley Stoner returned to school
Monday, after an absence of two
weeks owing to illness.
Edgel Brewer left last week for
Kansas City to take course in the
Sweeney auto school there.
Those who attended the dance Sat
urday night at the Clear Fork school
house report jolly good time.
Mrs. Will J. Wood is confined to
her room with a severe cold, and
Scott is convalescing from tonsilitis.
Mrs. Welborn and sons. Phil and
Morris, were Paonia visitors Saturday.
They were accompanied by Earl
Busby.
Tom Kent has been helping Lou
Howell in the blacksmith shop the
past week. as Lou is somewhat under
the weather.
The Maher and Onion Valley cattle
men are gathering beef cattle this
week They expect to ship from
Sapinero about the 9th.
Little Nettie Collins. the 5-months
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlo1
Collins, is suffering from severe at
tack of whooping cough.
Mrs. Mary julius and Joe Mcmillan
took Mrs. Sutton and son Robert to
Hotchkiss Monday to have some den
tai work done for Robert
The many friends of Mrs. Gus Sun.
berg. who has been suffering from
pneumonia and complications. will be
glad to learn she is able to leave her
bed.
Mr. and Mrs Harley Fluke OF Pa.
onia attended the dance at Fluke's
hall Saturday night: also Mr.. and Mrs
Tede Taylor and son Chauncey of
Mrs. John Stafford and son Glenn
went to Paonia Monday of last week
where Mrs Stafford is employed by
Miss Hayward. and Howard will at.
tend school there.
Charley Carville and wife have
into the old Ira Foster house
in the west end of town. where 1t will |
be much handler to Nr. Carville's |
work at the -four mill.
Arch Boardman and family of Grand !
Junction and Mrs. Blanche Johns and |
three children OF DeBeque motored to |
Crawford and spent the week end
visiting friends and relatives
Frank Pace. Asa Axtell and Eric
Carlson each hauled load OF grain
to Paonia Monday from the c. F.
Revelle ranches. A. l.. Roberts pur-
the greater part OF II
Mr.. and Mrs. James McKissen and |
small sons. Rodney and Jack. left
Thursday by auto for Norwood to
visit their daughter and sister, Mrs
Roy Edg,es. and family.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock the
Rev. Mr.. Gregg held services at the
home OF Grandma Axtell. Several en-.
joyed the services. but none more
than Grandma. who is unable to at.
tend church.
A surprise dance was given to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Filimer at their home
Friday night. About fifteen couples
were present and all report a jolly
evening. Delicious refreshments were
served at the supper hour
Word reached Crawford Monday OF
the marriage of Miss Marjorie Isom
and Lee Hefiey Sunday, October 23,
at Cedaredge. These young people
were former Crawfordites and their
many friends here extend congratula.
tions.
Frank Filiner unfortunately dis
located finger and Henry Teeslink
badly mashed his thumb while work.
ing at the Gould reservoir Saturday.
loves company. so they went
to Hotchkiss to have the injured mem.
bers dressed by DIR. Lewis.
The Rev. ID. A. Gregg united Miss
Irene Wilson of Clear Fork and Mr..
s. Lobdell of Gunnison in the
bonds OF matrimony Thursday. Oc-
tober 20. at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson.
The happy young couple left for Gun.
nison on Friday morning. where they
will make their future home. The
best wishes of the community follow
them.
Monday noon Mrs. McLeod's room.
consisting OF the sixth and seventh.
grades. and few invited guests OF
fho achnnl paXn a aIIrnrian dinnar In,