The Delta independent., 1922-06-23
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George Cotter and family left Mon
day for their ranch in the hills.
Mrs. Anna Stevens will preach at
the Church OF God Sunday evening.
Miss Lulu McNeal is in the tele.
phone Office learning to be an opera.
tor.
Mrs. Will Altenbernd is home from
a visit with her parents near Mont
rose.
Gordon Poe returned home from FIT.
Collins where he has been attending
school.
Mrs. Rodine and children and Rev.
Hydeen took dinner Monday at the
Chris Madsen home.
] Chas Felix with Ed and Miss Fan
ny and John Felix motored tn Grand
junction Wednesday.
| A. B. Cox and family motored to
their ranch in the hills picnicking
| Sunday and report fine time.
Mrs. ]. E. Cotter and Miss Minnie
Cotter spent the day Friday with Mrs.
Arthur Pridy on California Mesa
Will Lawson and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Harris spent Saturday even
ing at the VIII Tunget home.
Msr. Josephine Roatcap arrived
home from Ouray where she has been
visiting the past two weeks.
| Isaac Wilson and wife were down
from Bostwick park to visit her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Shields OF Olathe
Miss Ellen Kinchelow and four
others had their tonsils removed
Thursday. All are getting along fine.
Mrs. Fortner who was operated on
for appendicitis is improving slowly
and will soon be able to be brought
home.
Rev. Hydeen Of Colorado Springs is
in our community looking after mis-
sion work with the Swedish, Danish
and Scandinavian people.
Miss Rose Mccain left for Gunni-
son Monday to attend school. Minnie
Cotter left Saturday for Gunnison to
study music.
James and Stanley Newberry came
home Sunday from Olathe where they
have been visiting their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Duncan.
Grandma Fahrney and Mr.. and Mrs.
Everette Toothacker and children of
Delta were supper guests at the L. f.
Bailey home Sunday.
Mrs. w. T. McGinnis and daughter
Roberta arrived from Grand Junction
Tuesday for visit with her brother
and family, H. o. Taylor and Grand
ma Taylor.
Mrs. Ed Blair is expecting visit
from her daughter, a trained nurse
from Wichita, Kas. Miss Cecil Blair,
a teacher at the Olathe school will go
to school at Gunnison later.
| Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Rutledge left
Thursday for st. Joseph, Missouri, ar
irving there Monday. They averaged
240 miles day and report fine roads
and no car trouble.
The B. Y. P. U. society met at Mrs.
Halls Tuesday evening. about thirty.
five being present Games were play
ed and music and conversation enjoy
ed by all. Ice cream and cake were
served
Thirteen ladies' were present at the
Missionary Club at Clayton Aberna-
thys. Refreshments consisting of sand
wiches, pickles and punch were serv-
ed. They are sewing on their seventh
comforter to be sold for mission work
this fall
Mr. and Mrs. Moorhead and family
and Mrs Murray and family. spent
Monday evening at the Milfred
Shields home. A pleasant evening
was spent and ice cream, cake and
Strawberries were served.
The Children's Day program given
at the Baptist Church in Olathe was
success. The children were well
trained and drills. music and speaking
was enjoyed by a large crowd Mr..
Hydeen OF Colorado Springs sang
couple of songs accompanied by Evelyn
Rodine at the piano.
The last meeting OF the Woman's
Club met with Mrs. Matte Burns
Tuesday afternoon. A good program
Mrs Wayne Williams was fine. Re-
freshments were served. The club
will serve the Olathe High School
alumni at the Methodist parlors Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Duncan and
son Robert, Earl Duncan and wife.
motored to Paonia Sunday to visit
Mrs. James Duncan's sister Mrs T.
w. Compton. They all went to Bear
Creek near Somerset and enjoyed a
picnic dinner. Mrs. Duncan and RO-
bert remained in Paonia for a visit
the rest coming home in the evening
The men of our neighborhood were
very generous in helping on graveling
our road from Highland school to Cas-
ner switch The county went $3.50
with US. In this way 1t puts our roads
in fine shape for heavy traffic. Those
who donated work were: Chris Mad