The Delta independent., 1922-03-31
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ping in Hotchkiss Saturday.
Philip Gates was a Hotchkiss visit
or several days last week.
| Leslie Savage and ]. G. Campbell
made business trip to Delta Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Powell spent
Sunday visiting with relatives in Pao-
MIA
Dan Mcintyre, Lester and verd Nc
MILAN of Hotchkiss were Crawford
visitors Monday.
| Roy Boardman and family moved
from town Monday to their ranch on
Piburn Flats.
Senator Robert Rockwell of Paonia
was looking after his interests here
one day last week.
| Miss Louva Lorimer is helping Mrs.
Cooper with her work. Cooper's have
named the new grille Vents Marie.
Mrs. Frank Friend and baby, are
spending the week in Paonia, visiting
her sister, Mrs. Edith Moore and fami-
ly.
J Miss Rose Stewart is helping her
sister, Mrs. Allan Collins, who has
been suffering the past two weeks of
neuralgia.
James Brewer made a trip to Hotch-
kiss Thursday to consult a doctor as
he has not been we'll since his late
attack of flu.
| Dad Savage and Ray Filener are
the latest victims of flu but are hold
ing their own; all other patients are
on the road to recovery.
| Mrs Frank McKiSeon snout tho
weekend with her mother, Mrs. ]. B.
Turner at Cory, who is convalescing
from an attack Of FLU.
Miss Georgia Harshman of Cory, is
spending her weeks vacation with her
sister, Miss Augusta, who is teaching
at the Clear Fork school.
Ira Foster and family motored up
| from Montrose Saturday and visited
at the w. L. Dad) Savage home un-
| til Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Sam Porter, who has been WIS.,
iting relatives in Hotchkiss the past
two weeks and having dental work
| done, returned home Tuesday.
Miss Elena Linman spent her
weeks vacation from the Normal
School at Gunnison with home folks
returning to Gunnison on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcoxen and baby
spent several days last week in Hotch-
kiss. Mr.. Wilcoxen on business and
Mrs. Wilcoxen visiting with friends.
Several members of the w. o. w.
motored to Hotchkiss Wednesday to
help initiate new members into the
order there. They report big time.
| Mrs. Grace Ralston and Ray Filener
came in Friday from Rifle and Mrs.
Maggie France from Grand Junction.
called by the death of their mother,
] Mrs. ]. A. Filener.
| Verd Lemon came over from Pao-
| mia Wednesday and will stay with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Lemon
for a while. Verd is Just recovering
from severe illness.
Guise Wilcoxen has purchased the
Wise grocery at Hotchkiss and will
take charge right away. The family
| will move to Hotchkiss as soon as
they can get a house.
Mrs. Ed Fettinger, Mrs. Frank Fill
ener and Mrs. Fred Filener, were all
unable to attend the funeral of their
mother Saturday, owing to Illness. The
families have all had a run Of flu.
We forgot last week to mention the
birth of baby daughter in Hotchkiss
March 18th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Briggs. Mrs. Briggs and children re-
turned to their home in Onion Valley
Sunday.
Mrs. Marjorie Drysdale and little
son, Lloyd, of Delta, spent Sunday
| with her sister, Mrs. Mahlon Collins.
Her little daughter, Mildred, who has
been staying with her aunt returned
home with her mother.
The Rev. Gregg and wife and the
Crawford Epworth League motored to
Hotchkiss Friday evening to attend
the Epworth League Circuit meeting
| held at that place. The next meeting
| Mrs. John Teeslink gave a one
o'clock dinner Sunday in honor of her
son Johnny's 18th birthday, which
came on March 81. Those who did
justice to the delicious viands were:
Mary Jane and Anna Bell Cooper.
Della and Reas Axtell, John and
Henry Teeslink and Marion Page.
Mr. and Mrs. John Van Engen and
Mrs. Frona Carville left for Grand
Junction Thursday morning by auto
as Mrs. Van Engen had suffered re-
turn of her old malady, heart trouble.
Mr. Van Engen and Mrs. Carville re-
turned home Saturday leaving her
very much better, but she will remain
at the Junction indefinitely, this alti-
tude being too high for her.
Miss McClearey in company with
several other OF the teachers. made
trip to Delta Saturday to select some
| records for the school victrola. The
| Crawford school won a Victrola for