The Delta independent., 1922-04-21

ture Hall. Mr.. Crisler plans to again
run the movies as soon as necessary
arrangements can be made.
The cattlemen of Maher and vicin-
ity received a carload of salt at
hauling it last week.
David Pearcy and wife passed
through Crawford Monday on their
way to their homestead on Clear
Fork.
Mr.. Austin who lives on the old
Sanderson ranch, made trip to Rog-
ers Mesa last Friday, returning home
Saturday with some milk cows.
John Davis and wife drove over
from Harris Basin and visited with
Mrs. Davis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lamb until Wednesday.
Mrs. Zeldenthuis took her son Err
rold to see doctor in Hotchkiss last
Thursday to receive treatment for
hives from which he has been suffer
ing considerably.
Martin Collins and family were din
ner guests at the home Of Mahlon
Collins and family Sunday; the occas-
ion being Miss Hattie's sixteenth
birthday.
A case of eggs was sent by the NJ.
f. church Monday to the Bethel hos
pital at Colorado Springs, also two
scrap books made by the children of
the Junior League.
Buford Crisler and wife, the Misses
Birddie Collins, Litha Jennings. and
Hester Lynch and Frank Collins were
entertained at dinner in the Charlie
Frey home at Maher Sunday.
Roy Boardman who had the mis-
| fortune to have his eye burned by
hot curling iron last Friday is recov-
| ering nicely and we are glad to re-
port the sight is uninjured.
About six inches of snow greeted
Crawfordites Monday morning. which
! fell the latter part of the night and
was pretty well replaced by mud by
Monday night.
Mrs. Philip Gates and little sons,
Junior and Billie, returned home Sat
I urday from Crossett, Arkansas, where
lthey have been visiting since Christ
mas.
The W. o. w. gave another of their
delightful dances at the Carville hall
Friday night which was attended by
large crowd and a splendid time
enjoyed.
Tom Williams came in from SYRIA
cuse. Kansas, Sunday to visit relativ-
es He is a brother of George and
Sam Williams. Mrs. Ida Lemon and
Mrs. Susie Pace. They have not seen
him for twenty-six years.
The revival meetings closed Eas-
ter Sunday. the closing sermon being
preached by district superintendent,
DR.. E. n. Egerton of Grand Junction.
About fifteen united with the church
during the meetings.
The Onion Valley Sewing Club met
at the home of Mrs. Roy Cotton last
Thursday, the ladies doing fancy
work and the children of the various
families very much enjoying an Eas-
ter egg hunt.
Last Saturday while coming from
Hotchkiss during the high wind Rev.
Gregg had the top to his auto pretty
badly blown to pieces. The wind was
bad enough in town but we think it
must have been worse on the adobies.
| AibtIl Nelhph nave
moved from the X. c. Collins house to
the house recently occupied by ]. A.
Filiner and wife. Grandpa Filiner
having moved down on the ranch with
his daughter. Mrs. Anderson and fam
lily.
Mrs. Beatrice Gibson took Mrs. Dy-
er Elkins and little daughter Jewell
to Paonia Monday. They will stay
for a while with Mrs. B. n. Crawford.
Mrs. A. NJ. ANtell is in receipt of a
hletter from her daughter Mrs. Gladys
Allen of Horton, Kansas. telling of
the birth of son on April 11th to
herself and husband. Both Mrs. AL.
len and baby are doing nicely.
The many friends of Miss Hazel
Rundle will be surprised to hear OF
her marriage to Roy Ramsey at
Grand Junction on April Sth The
bride is the eldest daughter of Mrs.
Harrie Rundle of Crawford and has
lived most of her life in our vicinity
where she has host of friends who
send congratulations and best wishes
for long and happy married life.
The happy couple will make their
home at Grand Junction.
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