The Delta independent., 1922-09-22
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Arthur Kesling is working in Grand
Junction.
The Baptist parsonage is putting on
new coat of white paint.
i Mrs. Joel Dickerson's baby is a lit
tie better at this writing.
Ellen Kinchelow and Sadie Dunlavy
weer Delta shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Peter Cox spent Wednesday at
Beryl Cox's.
Elmer Smith and family returned
home from Paonia Sunday.
Mrs. Smith expects her mother
Mrs, Stockwell to visit her soon.
Mr.. Vaughn has been on. the sick
list but is able to be around again.
Mr.. Cox and Mr.. Wright motored to
Montrose Tuesday on business.
Bruce kesling is nursing a sprained
knee, which he hurt while playing.
Mrs Tanny and son Lewis and Mrs.
Carothers spent Saturday with Mary
Wright
Chester Culver is laid up with a
sprained ankle. He is staying at Mr.
Vernon's.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patrick of
Olathe spent Saturday at the Wright
home.
| Mr.. Flaze has taken his threshing
machine into the Coal Creek district
to work.
| Mrs. Newton and daughter Esther
spent Sunday with their daughter
Mrs. Amelia Heater.
The Junior Bible Study meets
every Saturday with a good atten-
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs Hurst of Gunnison
visited her sister Ethel Hendricks
Thursday.
| Mrs. Billy Newton is home from
Cedaredge and her baby is getting
along fine.
Buster Shoffner and Lyle Taylor
! on Garnet Mesa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison of Telluride
are here visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Lawson.
Mrs. Ellis Slack and little daughter
of Denver are visiting her parents, DR.,
and Mrs. Dennis.
Ruth MCGOWAN and Elizabeth Geer
spent Sunday afternoon on the Geer
ranch on east Mesa.
Georgia and Hattie Vernon of Den
ver are spending a few weeks with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon.
David Stevens of Kansas is visiting
his niece. Mrs. Vernon. He stopped
off at Grand Junction and visited rela
tives.
Mrs Stein and her brother Ed AL
ttenbernd motored to Cory and Eckert
Friday, calling on some old friends
from Kansas.
W. A. Brewer and son Charley spent
Sunday at the Will Altenbernd home
returning to the home near Montrose
in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Bailey and Mr.
and Mrs H. o. Taylor motored tc
Montrose Wednesday and took the
election returns.
Mrs. Kerns, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ford Sayre for the
past few weeks will leave soon for
her home in Denver.
Mrs. Lamkin has organized Union
Sunday school at the Stone school
house. Seventy were out the first
Sunday. Meeting at 2:30.
Ray Gehrig of Greeley stopped Oh
at Olathe and greeted old friends and
neighbors. He is on his way to Cali.
fornia for a three months vacation.
II Mrs. Madsen Peter and Lydia spent
Sunday with Mr.. Austin's near Delta
Their daughter Lucille is in the hospi
tai where she underwent a very ser.
ious operation.
Lloyd Tungets Sunday school class
of the Church Of God gave party al
the home of j. E. Cotter Friday even
ing. Music and games were enjoyed
till a late hour when refreshments ol
ice cream and cake were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamkin and Mrs. H
O. Taylor motored to Cedaredge
Thursday, where Mrs. Lamkin gave ar
interesting talk to the ladies' OF the
Baptist church After the meeting the
ladies' served a nice lunch consisting
of peaches, whipped cream, cake ant
| ice tea.
Miss Josephine Hendricks called or
her sister Ethel. Hendricks, our prim
ary teacher. Thursday. She departed
Friday for Fort Bayard, N. M, where
she is in the Red Cross work. She hal
been visiting her parents l.. p. Hen
bricks.
Clarence Sanders and Hazel Meyers
were married in Delta Monday after
noon. A large crowd of young people
had an old-fashioned charivari OF
them Monday night at the Sanders
home. Candy, cigars, ice cream ant
cake we're served. The young folk
are well known on the Mesa, both O