The Delta independent., 1922-09-08
CRAWFORD
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Joe Head ana 1amlly mOVeQ 10 inc
Mayo ranch last Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home
of Mrs. F. R. Sweet last Thursday.
Mrs. Lottie Piburn, who has been
very i'll of double quinsy is improving
slowly.
Earl Robinson of Pasnia was visit
ing his uncle Dick Robinson the past
week
e. A. Browne went to Delta Satur
day on few days business and pleas
ure trip.
Miss Alice Rice left Tuesday for
Pocatello, Idaho, where she will teach
this term.
Miss Beth Hopkins left Thursday
work Of teaching.
Miss Esther Rice left the last Of
the week for lola, where she has work
in the A. X. Stevens home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deutsch motor.
ed to Paonia Thursday and spent the
day in the VIM. Huiser home.
The dance given at the Cr!s!cr hall
Friday night was attended by nice
crowd and a good time enjoyed.
Miss Lulu McKissen was a week
end guest in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Gumm on Crystal Creek.
The Jim Sanderson family moved
down from Crystal Creek last week to
be able to start the children in school
Monday.
Mrs. Beatrice Gibson motored up
from Delta Friday taking her mother,
Mrs. Alex Mcleod back with her for a
few days visit.
Bill Burris and family and Richard
Mayo left overland Wednesday for
Utah, where they expect to locate.
Edgel Brewer returned home Satur.
day after having spent the summer in
Canada. He says the q. s. looks good
to him.
W. R. Ritch, who has been a guest
at the Gates homes this summer left
Tuesday for his home in Crosett, Ar.
kansas.
Miss Nellie Patterson spent the
week end on Crystal Creek, visiting
her aunt and uncle, Quint Kirkpatrick
and wife.
Mrs. Nettie Jones and little daugh-
ter Alice of Hotchkiss and Mr.. Green
of Delta, were weekend guests in
the Martin Collins home
Mrs. Hattie Rumble and daughter,
Florence and son Merle came in Wed.
nesday They have spent the summer
at Cebolla and Grand Junction.
Charlie Pipher recently purchased
the John Campbell place a short dis
tance below town and will gain pos
session about November LIST.
Mrs. o. M. Lewis has been some
what under the weather the past week
owing to tooth troble. Mrs. Wilfred
Flynn is helping her with her work.
Mrs. Paul Foster is enjoying a visit
from her aunt Mrs. L. ]. Goldfam of
Waukesha. Wisconsin, who is here in
the interest of the Metropolitan
church.
Della Axtell is staying at the Carl
Simmons home attending school and
Bertha Brown at the Lew Howell
home and Nora Childress at the W. J.
Wood home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Porter motored
to Delta Friday on a business trip,
stopping over night with the formers
sister, Mrs. Jim DeGrenenreid and
family on Rogers Mesa.
Friday being Mrs. John Teeslink's
birthday about twenty of the neigh.
bors surprised her by coming in to
spend the evening. Card games and
dainty refreshments were enjoyed.
Several Of the candidates for county
Offices were seen on the streets Of
Crawford during the past two weeks
Only few more days and the first
suspense will be over for some-and
then later on?
Mart Rhodes moved Mrs. Shorty
Edwards and children down from their
mill on Black Mesa to Hotchkiss the
last Of the week. They were over.
night guests at the Rhodes home.
Frank Pace, Smitty and Nanny
Reed left Friday for Edwards Mill on
Black Mesa to get out permit lumber
Carl Simmons has opened up a bar
Der shop in the old postofYice building
The Misses Dora and Belle McKis-
sen left Sunday for Cory to work in
the peaches. Their parents taking
them down and spending the day with
Mrs. McKissen's mother, Mrs. John
Turner.
w. J. Williams and wife Of Hunting
ton Park, California, arrived Monday
for an extended visit with his broth,
ers, Tom and Sam Williams and SIS
ters the Madames, Frank Pace and
Charlie Lemon.
The Rev. D. A. Gregg and wife left
Sunday by auto for Denver to attend
the Methodist Conference there. They
were accompanied by the Rev. Leach
OF Paonia. David is staying at the Ell