The Delta independent., 1922-07-21
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Little Theresa Tunget is on the
sick list
Mr. Williams and Ed DeGuelle left
for Silverton on fishing trip.
Mrs Stockwell is in Missouri visit
ing her daughter who is sick.
Mr. Lamkin returned from the
Baptist convention Friday.
Cecil Blair left for Gunnison Sat
urday to attend school.
Harry Cotter is at Salt Creek, Wy
oming, working in the old field.
Aaron Lawson spent Sunday at the
Harry Harris home near Montrose.
Allene Bailey returned to her home
on Ash Mesa afetr two weeks
visit with her friends Mrs. Roy Roat-
cap.
Mr. and Mrs. Tandy ana family of
Olathe spent Sunday at the A. S.
| Wright home.
Rose McClain returned Friday
| from Boulder where she has been at
tending school.
Arthur Edwards, Leo Kerr and B.
Taylor, motored to Grand Mesa on a
fishing trip Monday evening.
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have picnic dinner on the lawn at
the H. o. Taylor ranch.
! Will Altenbernd left for his claim
above Bostwick Park Saturday to be
gone a couple of weeks.
. Rev Hydeen will preach at the
| Highland school Sunday afternoon at
2:3O. All are welcome.
Josephine Ross of Delta returned
| to her home Sunday after spending a
week with her cousin Mary Wright.
Lydia Madsen was brought home
Monday from st. Lukes hospital
where she was operated on for ap-
pendicitis.
Mr.. Edgars took dinner at Chris
Madsens Thursday They are on
their way to California by auto to
visit a brother.
Mrs. Hays returned to her daugh
ter's, Mrs. C. Foster. on California
Mesa, after spending a week with
Mrs. F. W. Shields.
Chris Madsen left Monday for Ridg
way where he will spend the summer
on the Austin ranch. Mr.. Madsen
has been sick from asthma.
Mrs McGinnis. Coming home seven
and half miles from Delta, they had
car trouble and had to be hauled in
home by Ray Alternately.
Mrs S. W. Compton is not so we'll
her daughter. Mrs Pearl Griffin is
staying with her also a trained nurse.
/ She is sister of Mrs. James Duncan
of Ash Mesa.
George Mack. S. DeMeir and Mr.
Murry of Missouri came by auto last
week and visited at the c. w. Felix
home. They left Thursday for their
home
c. w. Felix. George Mack, Mr.. Muir
ry and S. DeMeier, made trip to
Ouray and Bear Creek Falls Wednes
day and took dip in the plunge at
Ridgway.
H. o. Taylor and sons, Donald, Lyle
and Roland and Arthur Edwards, mo
tored to Grand Junction Thursday or
business. While there they visited
his mother Mrs. Taylor and sister
a shower was given Mrs. Lorer
Wilson at the home of Mrs. Mossmar
Saturday afternoon from two to four
She received many lovely gifts. Il
| was a complete surprise 10 HeT. f1dr
ry Crotley and the Wilson girl car
ried the presents in in a large basket
A birthday dinner was given Sun
day at the F. w. Shields home ir
Olathe in honor of Mrs. Shields
birthday. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Lipes and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert. Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Meek
er and daughters. Mr.. and Mrs, a. ]
Ross, Mrs. H. f. Foster and Monroe
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. Donald Taylor
and wife and Arthur Edwards motor
ed to Olathe and called on Mr.. Free
lands, then on to California Mesa
and called on Mr.. and Mrs John Nc
Intire and Harry Cady and wife,
Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Fipps were also
spending the day at Mcntires.
Last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. C. f.
Suttle celebrated their fiftieth we'd
ding anniversary at their home east
of Olathe. There were $50 present
and a grand dinner was served on the
lawn. Rev. Howard of Grand June
tion gave talk in the afternoon af,
ter which some fine music was en-
joyed $50 in gold was given them
besides many other nice presents.
Everyone present enjoyed the day
and wished the couple n long happy
life.