The Delta independent., 1922-09-29
ASH MESA
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert spent Sunday
at the Darrow home in Olathe.
David Madsen leaves Saturday for
Hesperus to enter school for the com,
ing year.
| Mrs. J. e. Cotter spent Monday with
her daughter, Mrs. Arthur on Califor-
mia Mesa
/ Mr.. Mossman, father of Wilbur
Mossman has been very i'll, but is a
little better today.
Quite number of Ash Mesa people
attended the fair at Montrose and pro
nounced it a success.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Griffith and chill
dren of Paonia spent Sunday at the
Ben Newberry home.
Loren Taylor will stay in Olathe
this winter with his aunt Mrs. Lamkin
and go to school in town.
Mrs. Mary Stockwell of Topeka.
Kansas, came in Thursday to visit her
daughter Mrs. Elmer Smith.
Mrs. Madsen and daughters Esther
and Lydia spent the day in Delta help,
ing Mrs. Austin with her canning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamkin went to Ce-
daredge Monday to help Rev. Nc,
Glashon with weeks revival meet
ing.
/ The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
iPatnode Thursday. Business meeting
and election of officers. Lunch will be
served
Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins of Cedaredge
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wattenberger of
Read spent Sunday at the F. w
Shields home.
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Shields spent
Sunday with her parents Mr.. Meyers
Her little brother. Del Myers is suffer
ing from typhoid fever.
Mrs Carsner and son Millard and
Mrs. Cone motored to Cedaredge
Thursday, spent the day with Mrs.
Blackburn and bought home a car of
peaches.
Mr.. Shoffner will be on the Mesa
Tuesday from Ouray. where he has
been working the past three months.
to visit old friends on the Mesa. He
and his son. Buster will start for
their home in Sunshine Valley. New
Mexico Thursday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick Williams and
daughter. Evelyn. and Mrs. Florence
Williams are on their way to Colorado
by auto from Ironwood, Michigan 10
visit her sisters Mrs. Compton OF
Paonia. Mrs. James Duncan of Olathe
and other relatives.
Aunty Willis was hurt last Wednes
day by being knocked down by heif.
Ter. She was bruised and 1t is thought
a couple of ribs were broken. She
was very fortunate to escape as well
as she did And all wish her a speedy
recovery.
At the home OF J. F. Cotter Sunday
la family dinner was given in honor OF
Mrs Cotter's birthday. A grand din
ner was served at noon with a large
birthday cake with 5s lighter candles
There were Is present. The invited
guests outside the family were Grand
ma McClain and Rose and Miss Hen
bricks.
A family reunion was held at the F.
w. Vernon home Sunday. Those pres
ent to enjoy the day were Mrs. Vernon
two daughters George and Hattie
from Denver. Mr. and Mrs. David
Stevens from Kansas. Mr.. and Mrs,
Ewill Stevens and family from Grand
Junction and Mr.. and Mrs. Dodds and
family. Grand Junction. c. w. Nc
Laughlin and Grandpa Mclaughlin.
Raymond Flicker and Harland Dun
can OF the poultry Club Of Montrose.
County and Isaac Starkey one of the
Judging team of stock left Saturday
for Pueblo as delegates to the fair.
They went by auto with Fl. A. Ireland
and Ben King, county agent. They
will have a camp for their delegates.
Forenoons they will drill and after
Moons will go sightseeing. They
will be gone week.
Death Of Vera Pridy