The Delta independent., 1921-10-14
CRAWFORD
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White Eagle Gas is the Best.
Walt Thomas of Paonia was a Craw-
ford visitor Monday.
Miss Zida Head left Friday for Pa
onia to work in apples.
L. A. Browne returned from Denver
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Flavie Sanderson left Monday
for her home in Kansas City.
Miss Kate Van Hoff of Hotchkiss
spent Sunday at the Den Beste home.
Mrs. Gus Sunberg is very i'll with
pneumonia at her home on Crawford
Mesa.
Charley Stoner. who has been quite
i'll from infected tonsils. is reported
better
Ira Foster and daughters. Irene and
Evelyn were up from Montrose over
sunday
George Busby laid new floor in the
south vestibule of the schoolhcuse last
week
Mrs. Lille Hill is confined to her
bed with bad attack of kidney
trouble
Miss Sarah Kent is visiting Mrs.
Clifford Reed this week and later will
go to Delta.
Mrs. Dyer Elkins, who has been suf-
rering from walking typhoid fever, is
some better.
II. f. welborn and son Philip and
Miss Clara Branch were Paonia visi-
tors Sunday
Mrs. Esther Trumbull is helping
Mrs. Elkins. who is convalescing from
typhoid fever.
Myrtle Stafford is staying with Mrs.
Ralph Macklin and attending the
Maher school.
The members of the high school
have organized an orchestra, which is
progressing nicely.
Miss Dora Mckissen returned home
from Cory Saturday. where she has
been working in fruit
Little Jewell Elkins has been quite
sick with stomach and bowel trouble.
but is improving slowly.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Axtell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Cooper and James Teeslink
were Paonia callers Sunday.
Miss Birddie Collins spent the week
end in Hotchkiss visiting with her
sister. Mrs. Morrell Smith.
John Van Engen and Jay Lambert
son shipped carload of honey to
Coalby. Kansas. last week.
Miss Eleanor Dutsch returned
home from Paonia Saturday. where
she has been packing apples.
William Kirkpatrick returned Satur-
day from Somerset, where he has been
on n visit to his daughter. Mrs. Nora
Niece.
Miss Agnes Stewart returned home
Sunday from Paonia. where she has
been under DIR. Haley's care for some
time.
Mrs. William Kirkpatrick left last
week for visit with her son, Ham
met Reese. and family at Mohrland,
Utah.
Mrs. Warner left on Thursday morn
ing for her home in Chicago, after
short visit with her sister. Mrs. F. r.
Sweet.
Mr.. Trobaugh. who is suffering from
kidney trouble. has developed pneu-
monia and grave fears are felt for his
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Collins and son
Albert motored to Palisades Sunday
in company with Roy Boardman for
few days visit.
DR.. Haley was called to prescribe
for Miss Bertha Brown. who was
taken i'll Sunday. but is improving
nicely at the present.
Earl McCully and wife OF Baldwin.
Colorado, motored over Monday OF
last week for short visit with rela-
tiyes, returning Wednesday.
Halsey Gibson left Monday for Den
YER to consult doctor in regard to
his condition. 1t is thought an opera
ton for appendicitis may be neces-
sary.
p. G. Gates, Charley and Ray
Brewer sold and delivered about $50
head of hogs last week to Mr.. Kayo
in Hotchkiss, to be shipped to Kansas
City.
George Van Engen closed deal
Monday in which George Flynn be-
came the owner OF the threshing ma
chine formerly belonging to Mr.. Van
Engen.
Ed Pitts and family moved to the
william Kirkpatrick house above town
last week and are at their homestead
on Black Mesa digging their potatoes
this week.
Little Bruce Stafford left Tuesday
for Duran, Wisconsin. to make his
home for awhile with his aunt, Mrs.
Eliza Branch, and to take treatment
for his eyes.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gingrich mo-